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Did DWS Prompt Giffords?
9/7/12
| Original buckeye
Posted on 09/07/2012 10:32:56 AM PDT by originalbuckeye
Did anyone else hear Debbie Wasserman Schultz loudly say 'I' just before Giffords launched into her rousing Pledge of Allegiance last night?
TOPICS: Culture/Society; News/Current Events; Your Opinion/Questions
KEYWORDS: giffords; pledge
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I feel very badly for Giffords for all she has been through. When I heard DWS loudly say 'I', I was embarrassed. The Dems will squeeze every ounce of sympathy out of the situation.
To: originalbuckeye
You cannot hear it on every playing of the moment. But I have definitely heard DWS voice clearly start off the Pledge.
To: originalbuckeye
This on the BOTTOM of the list of things I care about this from last nights carnival of freaks
(sorry OB)
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posted on
09/07/2012 10:36:18 AM PDT
by
Mr. K
("The spread of evil is the symptom of a vacuum [of good]")
To: Mr. K
Posting as another example of the phoniness of the Left. Trivial but fits the template.
To: originalbuckeye
I didn't see it. Did Giffords not know how to start or did she just need to be prompted when to start because of crowd noise? Having someone prompt "I..." would be a lot less distracting than saying "Start now!".
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posted on
09/07/2012 10:42:44 AM PDT
by
KarlInOhio
("Government is the only thing that we all belong to"=implicit repeal of the 13th amendment for all.)
To: originalbuckeye
So you’re saying DWS said “I” to deepen the degree of sympathy from the audience and that Giffords didn’t really need the help? If so, that’s sick. Typically DemonRAT.
To: originalbuckeye
Considering the circumstance, glad to see Giffords there.
To: originalbuckeye
Giffords is just another Hollywood prop to the Dems. Shameful!
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posted on
09/07/2012 10:45:15 AM PDT
by
AmusedBystander
(The philosophy of the school room in one generation will be the philosophy of government in the next)
To: originalbuckeye
Yes I heard it. Sometimes people with brain trauma need a cue. What is your problem with that?
I do agree they use people for effect though.
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posted on
09/07/2012 10:45:39 AM PDT
by
Spunky
(Those)
To: originalbuckeye
After the Paul Wellstone funeral, they can't shock and embarrass me
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posted on
09/07/2012 10:46:11 AM PDT
by
SMARTY
("The man who has no inner-life is a slave to his surroundings. "Henri Frederic Amiel)
To: originalbuckeye
Well I will give the democrats a slight amount of credit, they managed to put Giffords out there in a relatively tactful way. I figured they would try to make her stumble through a prime-time speech on gun control, or “republican extremism” or something else to milk the tragedy for political gain. Which tends to be they're standard operating procedure of not letting any incident go to waste (see Sandra Fluke).
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posted on
09/07/2012 10:48:44 AM PDT
by
apillar
To: originalbuckeye
Glad to see Gabby make an appearance. Probably took a lot of courage. Looks like she is progressing in a positive way.
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posted on
09/07/2012 10:49:54 AM PDT
by
cornfedcowboy
(Trust in God, but empty the clip.)
To: originalbuckeye
Giffords ain’t right and she ain’t gonna be right for awhile. Poor thing. to be expected of course.
BUT....
..that won’t stop the Dems from rolling her out on a cart if need be if there’s a chance it would further their poltical agenda
To: originalbuckeye
If DWS helped Giffords, it was a nice thing to do. One could tell Giffords was so proud to say the pledge. Many parts of her body are not working right, very poor gait, a swinging motion to get her legs to move, her arms/hands are at grotesque angles, and her speech is greatly affected, but she did that pledge. Her joy after saying it was like a little girl who did a fun thing.
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posted on
09/07/2012 10:50:26 AM PDT
by
Marcella
(Conservatism is dead. PREPARE)
To: originalbuckeye
Yep.
Giffords has become a prop.. a puppet for them.
Trot her out and help her say things, so sad.
Play that sympathy card, do.
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posted on
09/07/2012 10:51:29 AM PDT
by
humblegunner
(Pablo, being wily, pities the fool.)
To: Spunky
My problem was having DWS appear with her. It made Giffords look like a stage prop. If they were smart (they aren't) they should have had her husband up there with her instead. Giffords and her husband are the ones battling through her recovery every day. DWS is probably one of the most polarizing figures in politics.
I've never met him, but Capt. Kelly's rep (along with his brother's) in Naval Aviation are great.
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posted on
09/07/2012 10:51:45 AM PDT
by
USNBandit
(sarcasm engaged at all times)
To: originalbuckeye
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posted on
09/07/2012 10:53:16 AM PDT
by
MissMagnolia
(Being powerful is like being a lady. If you have to tell people you are, you aren't. (M.Thatcher))
To: Marcella
Agree. I was not slamming Giffords. I just think it is shameful the way the Dems use her. I know she was proud to be able to say the Pledge. But it did seem she was unknowingly being used.
To: originalbuckeye
Did they leave out “under God”?
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posted on
09/07/2012 10:55:26 AM PDT
by
DonkeyBonker
(Oppose Senate Amendment S.A. 2575! I need more than 10 rounds in my magazine.)
To: USNBandit
Agree. They should have had her husband with her.
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posted on
09/07/2012 10:56:11 AM PDT
by
Qwackertoo
(Romney/Ryan 2012 The Future of Our Children and Their Children are at stake.)
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