Seeing the Dems’ “YouTube”-fed debate – which reminded me of nothing so much as institutionalizing the “Boxers or Briefs” school of political “debate” – left me feeling bone-weary about the future of this country.
Mike at FND felt the same – but could muster at least a response:
I thought most politicians, after Borat, could tell when they were walking into a trap. Not the Dems. They seemed perfectly comfortable with this sort of contemptible youth. Not a once did I see them even so much as flex their hands into fists. I would have jumped through the monitors and flicked the brats’ ears.
To prevent further damage to our republic, I propose instituting a mandatory draft for all YouTube users. Implementing this policy is the only way I see of reversing the American Idol-addled of this country and turning these brain-dead mockers into responsible civic-minded adults. Only then would I feel comfortable giving them back the vote.
I couldn’t – and wouldn’t – argue.
Yes, the format was silly – I hated the idiot snowman. And there are too many 1% candidates cluttering up the stage. But some interesting truths still slipped through.
Joe Bidens gun comment once again highlighted his arrogance and complete lack of understanding of Joe Sixpack’s issues.
John Edwards “Hair” video was clever but music was pure 1968. Tells you as much as you need to know about the Democrats plans for this country.
And the more people get to see and hear Hillary, the lower her poll numbers sink. She’s still going to win because all this glitter and glitz aside, the real power lies in the state party operatives that she controls. But it can’t hurt to accuentuate how much of a Lizard Queen she is.
So it wasn’t totally wasted time.