[mbraynard]

He was Scott Peterson's 'celebrity' attorney. Your statement - well - it sounded like him - just incredibly unbelievable.

God Help Hillary or Obama if he called a fireman's hat a 'silly' hat.

The reporter in this case has nothing to apologize for. There isn't any difference between 'I have a silly hat rule' and 'I have a silly hat rule I'm about to violate.'

So please continue to find excuses about why this man who has never led men in his life is not cutting it out there on the trail.

[Lancey Howard]

Fred did not call the fireman’s hat “silly”. Get a clue.

[jammer]

Hey, I'm not stumping for the guy. Don't impute motives to me--I'm saying what he clearly meant. No one would be stupid enough to call the fire hat "stupid."

But, I don't watch crap about Scott Peterson or Michael Jackson (I think google showed him also). If I did, I wouldn't know how to parse a sentence.

[Skywalk]

Are you serious?

Putting on these hats makes candidates look ridiculous. I don’t give a damn how you or anyone else ‘understood’ the term ‘silly hat.’

He’s not going to play these games and what does ‘leading men’ have to do with anything? Who are you shilling for?

[Pittsburgher]

Never led men? You know you’re spewing delusional ranting, don’t you buddy? Who’s your guy? Be a man.

[lesser_satan]

He was calling the RULE silly, not the hat. But I don’t expect any honesty whatsoever coming from you anyway, so piss off.