Originally posted by mezzir
yeah i'd be willing to bet stewart reminded himself of his appearance on crossfire last year
i remember tucker carlson asking him why the fuck he didn't ask john kerry any important question. granted, tucker was being a bitch, but he has a point
and yeah, some damn good questions in this interview
I doubt it was that, he has made solid points before with big politicians and he had a chance to catch mccain and the other republicans on some sticky issues.
i loved stewarts reply to tucker though, 'my show is preceeded by sock puppets prank calling people'.
Apr-25-2007 19:35
HardTranceProd
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I actually wouldn't agree that McCain was such a "loser" in this video...
I thought Stewart interrupted far more and only cared about making his own points... Stewart, IMHO, did not really win the debate. In addition I'm sure there were plenty of ppl in the audience who agreed with McCain.
I am no McCain supporter, I just felt like i had to point this out...
Apr-25-2007 19:38
mezzir
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Location: assachusetts
quote:
Originally posted by Boomer187
I doubt it was that, he has made solid points before with big politicians and he had a chance to catch mccain and the other republicans on some sticky issues.
i loved stewarts reply to tucker though, 'my show is preceeded by sock puppets prank calling people'.
rofl yeah, that was fuckin great
also yeah i thought mccain actually did a decent job, i certainly didn't think any less of him after seeing it
Originally posted by mezzir
rofl yeah, that was fuckin great
also yeah i thought mccain actually did a decent job, i certainly didn't think any less of him after seeing it
Yea, bottom line is that he is a great guy stuck with a horrible party. Its like when your friends make an ass of themselves and you have to be associated with that....kinda sux.
Apr-25-2007 21:16
mezzir
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Registered: Nov 2002
Location: assachusetts
quote:
Originally posted by Boomer187
Yea, bottom line is that he is a great guy stuck with a horrible party. Its like when your friends make an ass of themselves and you have to be associated with that....kinda sux.
well put, always liked the guy despite feeling obliged to not like republicans thanks to the town i was raised in
Originally posted by Boomer187
Yea, bottom line is that he is a great guy stuck with a horrible party. Its like when your friends make an ass of themselves and you have to be associated with that....kinda sux.
I guess my biggest issue with his early campaigning (prior to his official announcement this morning) is that it seemed as though he was taking a much harder conservative line than he has in the past.
I'm still really wary of McCain in this election.
That being said, I still haven't seen the Daily Show from last night, planning on catching the rerun that's on in a bit.
Originally posted by Boomer187
Yea, bottom line is that he is a great guy
Erm, he's the least popular guy in the Senate. Even members of his own party can't stand him. Mitch McConnell has been quoted as saying that McCain sits in the back of caucus meetings and only speaks up to grumble or add some spiteful comment. He's apparently a real pain in the ass, and has quite the temper. And his comment about losing to al Qaeda in Iraq? He's apparently an idiot too.
To tell you the truth, the potential for him to become President terrifies me. Almost as much as Giuliani does.