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http://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2009/02/msnbc_oh_god.html
Take a guess which douchebag said it........
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http://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2009/02/msnbc_oh_god.html
Take a guess which douchebag said it........
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Look I like Jindal. However, the media is what is and we dont need a squishy soft toned nice guy. I think he is trying to be too nice. The media is never going to like a Republican.
We need a warrior and someone who speaks like Newt, Ron Paul, or Schiff. Facts, tone, energy etc.
I found Jindals' speech very insulting myself as if he were talking to children. I dont want to be patronized. I want facts, reality, candor, and solutions.
Last night was the perfect chance to pull out slide shows, diagrams etc showing the situation like Ross Perot did.
He should have pointed out the lies and delusions of Obama/Pelosi one by one.
People like charts and graphs.
All Jindal needed to do was put up a chart showing the debt each American is in now, and what it will be after the trillion dollar mess goes through.
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http://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2009/02/msnbc_oh_god.html
Take a guess which douchebag said it........
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I'm guessing it was Olbermann as he was jizzing in his pants after taking in Obama's speech. It was just the unfortunate timing that made it sound like he was taking a swipe at Jindal.
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hahahahahaha... must have been that gimpish walk and awkward smile in combination of his (republicans are more American) flag striped tie matching the flag to his right. Message: "we can dooo it" Was he trying to look retarded?
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Real professional. How disrespectful. Olberman and Mathews are sarcastic pricks.
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I know now I couldn't work in the news. I might not have said "oh god" but I don't think I would have been able to contain my laugh. That's almost as funny as Cartman's retard act.
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hahahahahaha... must have been that gimpish walk and awkward smile in combination of his (republicans are more American) flag striped tie matching the flag to his right. Message: "we can dooo it" Was he trying to look retarded?
Who cares what Olberman says?More people watch the cable guide station then watch his show.A total ratings joke!!As is the entire MSNBC network.Fox gets more ratings then them AND CNN combined.
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Real professional. How disrespectful. Olberman and Mathews are sarcastic pricks.
Both are finocchio's. I expect that from them.
What I do not expect, is a nonsense like from Jindal.
Obama/Pelosi need to be taken on with facts, figures, charts, etc.
Jindal blew it and wasted a huge opportunity.
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I know now I couldn't work in the news. I might not have said "oh god" but I don't think I would have been able to contain my laugh. That's almost as funny as Cartman's retard act.
Yeah your right.Obama look SO much smarter when he goes into his negro preacher voice.THATS intelligence at its finast.
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Yeah your right.Obama look SO much smarter when he goes into his negro preacher voice.THATS intelligence at its finast.
Obama should personally send the maker of that teleprompter $$$$$$$$$$$$$$.
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Who cares what Olberman says?More people watch the cable guide station then watch his show.A total ratings joke!!As is the entire MSNBC network.Fox gets more ratings then them AND CNN combined.
has nothing to do with what I said. Did I just type something about why you should care what Olbermann says? Nope, I was just addressing what must have spurred the comment. My instinct was just to laugh. Someone on the set said, "oh god"
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Jindal was goofy looking, gimpish. And the tie was so obvious. It is laughable.
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I would have had him sitting at a desk instead of standing in a hallway. The whole thing was set up poorly IMO.
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Jindal was goofy looking, gimpish. And the tie was so obvious. It is laughable.
Like I said, we need a warrior, not a nerd.
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I watched the both Obama and Jindal and I heard the comment and played it back a couple of times to make sure I heard it correctly.....very weird and I assume (the worst) that it was intentional.
The Repubs are f'd if the best they can do is Jindal.
He was just awful. It was truly hard to watch
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http://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2009/02/msnbc_oh_god.html
Take a guess which douchebag said it........
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Didn't watch it. Watch is it Matthews? Wouldn't be surprised, that's like his signature mutter.
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Like I said, we need a warrior, not a nerd.
props for your honesty on this one. Nice to see a 'right' person being honest about the mediocrity of this speech. I saw some getbiggers applauding it as the greatest speech of the year, etc, and even the FOX news talking heads admitted it was weak.
Jindal does well in interviews, but is terrible in speeches. Plus (and I know you can't control how you look) the dude just has a creepy look to him.
If you're going to look creepy, you'd better be eloquent as hell.
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has nothing to do with what I said. Did I just type something about why you should care what Olbermann says? Nope, I was just addressing what must have spurred the comment. My instinct was just to laugh. Someone on the set said, "oh god"
Olberman and Mathews always do stuff like that.Mathews gets tingling sensations up his leg when Obama speaks.The two of them are clowns.Saying "OH GOD" is just another reason they get no ratings.They should be saying "OH GOD ,HOW DO I KEEP MY JOB WHEN I GET BITCH SLAPPED BY FOX EVERY NIGHT".
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props for your honesty on this one. Nice to see a 'right' person being honest about the mediocrity of this speech. I saw some getbiggers applauding it as the greatest speech of the year, etc, and even the FOX news talking heads admitted it was weak.
Jindal does well in interviews, but is terrible in speeches. Plus (and I know you can't control how you look) the dude just has a creepy look to him.
If you're going to look creepy, you'd better be eloquent as hell.
He would not look creepy if he just let it fly and did not try to pander and do the weak political speak.
That speech was dissapointing and nauseating.
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I wish MSNBC would get rid of that stupid graph or whatever it is at the bottom quarter of the screen that purports to show reaction from Obama supporters vs. McCain supporters. Who needs that info anyway. Can't I just watch and draw my own conclusions.
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I wish MSNBC would get rid of that stupid graph or whatever it is at the bottom quarter of the screen that purports to show reaction from Obama supporters vs. McCain supporters. Who needs that info anyway. Can't I just watch and draw my own conclusions.
It is very bad and more insulting infant-level pandering to the viewer.
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It is very bad and more insulting infant-level pandering to the viewer.
I don't know if I'd characterize it as infant-level pandering but it's just not necessary and just distracting
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I don't know if I'd characterize it as infant-level pandering but it's just not necessary and just distracting
What I dont like is that rather presenting good speeches based on facts, etc, the pols are going to totally write these speeches based on the percieved effect of these stupid machines.
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Like I said, we need a warrior, not a nerd.
dems suffer from this bigtime. It's not a good image to have, trust me, it won't help republicans.
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Olberman and Mathews always do stuff like that.Mathews gets tingling sensations up his leg when Obama speaks.The two of them are clowns.Saying "OH GOD" is just another reason they get no ratings.They should be saying "OH GOD ,HOW DO I KEEP MY JOB WHEN I GET BITCH SLAPPED BY FOX EVERY NIGHT".
I was right there making fun of Mathews when he made the leg/Obama comment. And Olbermann even distanced himself seeing the comment was very odd. Olbermann is being Olbermann which I don't mind. Probably shouldn't have said, "oh god," it's in bad taste. I see why he thought it, but I admit he should have held it for his show.
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I wish MSNBC would get rid of that stupid graph or whatever it is at the bottom quarter of the screen that purports to show reaction from Obama supporters vs. McCain supporters. Who needs that info anyway. Can't I just watch and draw my own conclusions.
yea, that crap should go. garbage.
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yea, that crap should go. garbage.
I dont even really watch tv anymore. Its such a waste of time.
I listen to the radio and look up things on the web through clips, videos, etc.
Cable TV news is just horrible.
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I dont even really watch tv anymore. Its such a waste of time.
I listen to the radio and look up things on the web through clips, videos, etc.
Cable TV news is just horrible.
yea, I'm kind of an information overload junkie. I get it from everywhere. No way I would just get news from cable. People who do that are probably the least informed.
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After President Obama's strong address to Congress Tuesday, hopes were high among conservatives that their new golden boy, Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, would respond with equal oratorical might. Judging from the responses of commentators and bloggers from the right side of the aisle, that did not happen.
Commenting on the public response to Jindal's speech, Kathryn Jean Lopez, a blogger with The Corner on National Review Online, a conservative Web site, shared one e-mail she had received from a reader in Seattle:
"Jindal's delivery was weak in this sense: he did not look like someone who could lead this country. He did not instill in me any confidence that he would or could be the standard-bearer in four or eight years, which I was looking for. I wanted him to do well. But he didn't... He came across as the guy you'd want to have your daughter bring home, but not the guy you'd want leading your company during tough times."
Writing for the American Spectator, Philip Klein wrote of Jindal, "The substance of his speech read fine, but his delivery was absolutely awful. His delivery was flat and his jokes and anecdotes were awkward, his grin childish. He may be brilliant, but presentation matters too, and this was a lackluster performance."
Even the folks at Fox News, who are generally more friendly towards Republicans had harsh words for his speech delivery.
“Jindal didn’t have a chance," said Fox News' Charles Krauthammer. "He follows Obama, who in making speeches, is in a league of his own. He’s in a Reaganesque league."
Juan Williams had the harshest words of the group reviewing Jindal's performance.
“It came off as amateurish and even the tempo in which he spoke was sing-songy," Williams said. "He was telling stories that seemed very simplistic and almost childish.”
Chiming in from the more liberal point-of-view, Andrew Sullivan with the Daily Dish compared Jindal to Kenneth the page from 30 Rock.
"Stylistically, he got better as he went along but there was, alas, a slightly high-school debate team feel to the beginning," Sullivan said. "And there was a patronizing feel to it as well - as if he were talking to kindergartners - that made Obama's adult approach so much more striking."
Conservative commentator Michelle Malkin was kinder to Jindal saying that she thought "his delivery was fine."
"I’ll take Bobby Jindal’s genuine faith in American entrepreneurship over Barack Obama’s fear-mongering-turned-faux Reaganism any day," Malkin wrote. "His actions and his actual record — reforming his state’s decrepit health care system, fixing higher ed, serving in Congress, tackling entitlement reform, managing natural emergencies, etc. — remain mightily impressive."
Tepid though his delivery may have been, conservatives are criticizing MSNBC today for a remark an employee of MSNBC made off-camera of "Oh God" which can distinctly be heard coming right before Jindal first took to the podium.
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Who cares what Olberman says?More people watch the cable guide station then watch his show.A total ratings joke!!As is the entire MSNBC network.Fox gets more ratings then them AND CNN combined.
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Sounds like it was Matthews.
Source: Chris Matthews Said 'Oh God' Before Jindal Spoke
Wednesday, February 25, 2009 11:51 AM
NEW YORK -- MSNBC's Chris Matthews quietly uttered "Oh God" as Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal prepared to give the Republican Party response to President Barack Obama's speech to Congress.
An NBC executive, who requested anonymity because the network is still looking into the matter, named Matthews as the one who made the live mike slip - it was so quiet most listeners wouldn't be able to identify the speaker.
The Huffington Post posted a link to the comment and asked viewers to guess Wednesday who had made it: 32 percent had guessed Matthews, 35 percent said it was co-anchor Keith Olbermann, 15 percent said it was an MSNBC camera operator and 18 percent thought it was a producer.
MSNBC had no immediate comment.
http://www.newsmax.com/insidecover/tv_msnbc_jindal/2009/02/25/185501.html
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Sounds like it was Matthews.
Source: Chris Matthews Said 'Oh God' Before Jindal Spoke
Wednesday, February 25, 2009 11:51 AM
NEW YORK -- MSNBC's Chris Matthews quietly uttered "Oh God" as Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal prepared to give the Republican Party response to President Barack Obama's speech to Congress.
An NBC executive, who requested anonymity because the network is still looking into the matter, named Matthews as the one who made the live mike slip - it was so quiet most listeners wouldn't be able to identify the speaker.
The Huffington Post posted a link to the comment and asked viewers to guess Wednesday who had made it: 32 percent had guessed Matthews, 35 percent said it was co-anchor Keith Olbermann, 15 percent said it was an MSNBC camera operator and 18 percent thought it was a producer.
MSNBC had no immediate comment.
http://www.newsmax.com/insidecover/tv_msnbc_jindal/2009/02/25/185501.html
What an asshole. He's no dummy--he knew damn well he was on the air. Busted.
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What an asshole. He's no dummy--he knew damn well he was on the air. Busted.
Why do you think his ratings are so bad?
He is a hack and braindead lib.
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you guys, give him a break, he's gay for Obama :D
Olbermann's reaction is funny, "well uh, huha steady"
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“It came off as amateurish and even the tempo in which he spoke was sing-songy," Williams said. "He was telling stories that seemed very simplistic and almost childish.”
Maybe Williams has forgotten that the remainder of the neocon branch of the party needs (and wants) to be talked to in simplistic, child like terms.
That's why Palin is so appealing to them.
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Thats just a stupid comment straw and you know it.
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you guys, give him a break, he's gay for Obama :D
Olbermann's reaction is funny, "well uh, huha steady"
That's pretty gay. Can we say that or is that considered homophobic? :)
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That's pretty gay. Can we say that or is that considered homophobic? :)
I don't think it's homophobic. Are you afraid of his gayness? ;D
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I don't think it's homophobic. Are you afraid of his gayness? ;D
lol. Nah.
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Thats just a stupid comment straw and you know it.
no, its exactly right, actually.
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Thats just a stupid comment straw and you know it.
I truly believe a certain segment of the Republican are simpletons and need/crave a leader to talk to them like a child.
I don't believe that was Jindals intention (though I could be wrong and it was his intention) but I do believe it's accurate.
It's the same group that finds Palin appealing while the rest of the adult world knows she's a trainwreck.
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Jindal had to talk like Mr. Rodgers in hopes the average democrat voter could understand what he was saying. ;)
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I truly believe a certain segment of the Republican are simpletons and need/crave a leader to talk to them like a child.
I don't believe that was Jindals intention (though I could be wrong and it was his intention) but I do believe it's accurate.
It's the same group that finds Palin appealing while the rest of the adult world knows she's a trainwreck.
You mean like that brilliant orator Al Gore????
Please.