Is Rand Paul a media creation?
Smell reality: Like Scott "Records" Brown, Rand Paul wouldn't have a chance in hell of winning his Senate bid if the media didn't coo and fawn over how great they think he is. That's pretty much a fact.
So our latest episode of 'Lawn Chair Quarterback' explores this shocking phenomenon:
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TlrHvDJXXnQ)
Friday, June 4, 2010
Lawn Chair Quarterback: "Rand Paul The Media Man"
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And I'm going to go out on a limb here and predict what Scott Brown is going to do right after the election. I could instead be making predictions about what his Democratic opponent Martha Coakley will do, but it's pretty clear Coakley is going to win, and winners aren't nearly as funny as losers.
ReplyDeleteI know this is a bit late, but HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.
"A massively unpopular new law in Arizona"
ReplyDeleteWASHINGTON — Utahns appear to be in line with a strong majority of Americans who support Arizona's controversial new immigration law and would back similar laws in their own states, a new McClatchy-Ipsos poll found.
Sixty-one percent of Americans — and 64 percent of registered voters — said they favored the law in a survey of 1,016 adults conducted May 6-9.
Strikingly, nearly half of Democrats like the law, under which local law enforcement officers are tasked with verifying people's immigration status if they suspect them of being in the country illegally. While the Democratic Party generally is regarded as more sympathetic to illegal immigrants' plights, 46 percent of Democrats said they favored the law for Arizona and 49 percent said they'd favor the law's passage in their own states.
A Dan Jones & Associates poll for the Deseret News and KSL-TV last month found 65 percent of 406 registered Utah voters were in favor of following Arizona's lead with a local version of the law. Rep. Stephen Sandstrom, R-Orem, said he intends to run a bill in the 2011 Utah legislative session modeled on the Arizona statute. In Utah, 76 percent of Republicans support the law, compared to 34 percent of Democrats, according to Jones.
More than eight in 10 Republicans and 54 percent of independents favor the law, the McClatchy-Ipsos survey showed.
That "poll" has already been debunked. KSL is a right-wing station.
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ReplyDeleteWhere? Where's it been debunked? Show me one poll where it's "massively unpopular" And of course KSL would be right wing to you. You're a member of the Green Party, everyone's right wing to you. The Times Square bomber was right wing to you. Stalin was right wing.
ReplyDeleteAlso, the first thing after the election Brown did was become US Senator from MA.
ReplyDeleteActually that was the second thing he did. The first thing he did was shit his pants.
ReplyDeleteA delightful non-sequitur which reveals how intellectually bankrupt you lefties are.
ReplyDeleteLooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooser
ReplyDeletePipe down, Rufus W.
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