Posted on 03/10/2020 9:59:53 AM PDT by Rummyfan
Back in 1992, Democratic presidential candidate Bill Clinton went on The Arsenio Hall Show to play the saxophone while wearing sunglasses. Nobody knows whatever happened to Clinton after that, but he really broke down the barriers for politicians who want to make fools of themselves on national TV. Since then we've had Obama slow-jamming the news with Jimmy Fallon, Elizabeth Warren clinking beer bottles with Stephen Colbert, and any number of other cringeworthy late-night moments with politicians who want to fool the public into thinking they're relatable. And that's not even counting SNL, which over the years has had eight (8) presidential candidates as guest hosts, including Donald Trump.
But I'm having trouble thinking of a precedent for this next item. Has a presidential candidate ever hosted a network talk show? Lauryn Overhultz, Daily Caller:
Former presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg announced he would be guest hosting “Jimmy Kimmel Live” on Thursday
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Because he’s so engaging right?
‘Boxers or briefs?’
Because all of South Bend's issues are solved and people are flocking there?
Pitcher of catcher?
So the Jimmy Kimmel show is in bed with the CIA. Natch.
Really had to struggle to find someone who sucks more than Kimmel.
Check out George Webb Truth leaks about Buttigieg.
What? Peter’s always got stuff to do. Women work hard.
Yawn.
Im sure those two look just Dandy together, how sweet!!
gag
Woke Socialism demands Buttigieg and Kimmel have sex and stream it live to the web.
LOL!
Booty-Judge is the classic “Good Talker - Ineffectual Doer”.
Dick Nixon pioneered in this area by appearing on LAUGH IN to say, “Sock it to me,” during the 1968 campaign.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lzDu5Db_b7Q
I enjoy the vintage Johnny Carson excerpts on XM105.
Far better than the late night garbage of the past decade at least.
It’s Howdy Dowdy time!
The left is trying to set him up for the next presidential run.
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