[Graybeard58]

It's part of her persona. She explained it in one of her books. She learned it really irritates liberals so she sticks with what works.

I have seen the libs heap abuse on her and she just keeps smiling. That also makes them nuts.

[texasflower]

I have very much appreciated that part of her during intense political discussions. But there was nothing going on during this interview. Craig Ferguson was not confrontational with her at all. It was not political.

In fact he seemed sincerely interested in learning something about HER. He asked her more than once about HER.

Sadly I think all he learned was to tell his booking people to keep that mouthy woman off his show.

If all she's got is that smart mouth and isn't capable of just having a conversation, then something is wrong.

She would be more effective if she could appear human from time to time.

I usually just ignore her, but she was out of line and out of place tonight. This wasn't political banter. This was simply a bullying.

[texasflower]

One other thing I noticed. Did you notice that she was cheered by the audience at first? Even the first couple of things she said. Things about Clinton I believe.

Did you notice that she completely lost the audience when she started that weird babbling about CBS and Craig losing his job if they found out he was a conservative?

I don't know if the guy is conservative or not, but that was way out of place, it made things awkward and uncomfortable.

In the beginning, I got the impression that he was somewhat respectful. By the time she was finished, he looked uncomfortable and the audience was mainly quiet.

This was a disaster of a performance in my opinion. I care because as one of the "faces of conservatism" she puts out a very negative vibe.