almost sounds real...Love it...and I beat the ping - bonus points.
Hahahaha...if ONLY any action they took would be that punitive...
almost sounds real...There’s actually a song with that name? I wonder who the writer was thinking about when that snappy tune was written.
“If Ms. Bachman had been a more important person, there might have been sterner measurers.”
The human person is now purely relative, based fully on title. As in a Hillary, a Michelle Obama, versus a Michelle Bachman. A little disheartening.
Post here.
If the guest had been Czar B.O.’s wife, then the whole band would have been HUNG, DRAWN, and QUARTERED before the end of the program!
“MIscalculation?” Bull crap. “Grounded?” What is he, four?
This is satire, but I wonder whether anything at all will happen to Douchelove — not only for insulting a guest but for LYING ABOUT IT in his non-apology. (He lied that it was a “spur of the moment thing,” after he’d tweeted about it hours before show.)
If I were Fallon, I’d tell Douchelove that if he (Douche) didn’t apologize on-air and mean it, then I (Fallon) would SAY SO on the air (that Douche had been asked to, and had refused). Better still if Douchelove were suspended for a month.
LMAO, I didn’t bite this time.
Newsmax
Bachmann:
Gingrich, Romney Inconsistent Conservatives
Friday, December 2, 2011 12:00 PM
By: Paul Scicchitano and Kathleen Walter
With little more than a month to go before the Iowa Caucuses, presidential hopeful Michele Bachmann took off the gloves against her two main GOP rivals in an exclusive interview with Newsmax.TV.
The Minnesota congresswoman accuses former House speaker Newt Gingrich of being too tied to special interests, while she says that former Mass. Gov. Mitt Romney is not a real conservative.
And neither man has stood true to a set of core convictions, emphasizes Bachmann, whose new book is entitled, “Core of Conviction: My Story.”
“I don’t sell myself for influence,” insists Bachmann, adding that the location of Gingrich’s Washington, D.C. office on K Street is the epitome of establishment politics.
“He has an organization that’s taken in well over $100 million to have influence on behalf of special interests in Washington, D.C. Isn’t that exactly what we’re trying to get away from: crony capitalism?
“That’s what I’ve been fighting when I’ve been in Washington. And that’s the real juxtaposition. It’s one thing to present yourself as a conservative. It’s another thing to be a conservative. I am a conservative.”
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http://www.newsmax.com/Newsfront/bachmann-attacks-romney-gingrich/2011/12/02/id/419786