Worst Person In The World

Posted on 08/18/2008 at 6:26 pm by Bob Cesca

On CNN just now I heard Chris Cillizza say that Senator Obama was “too thoughtful for the the political dialogue.”

Huh-whah?

Thankfully, Jack Cafferty had some strong words for Cillizza immediately afterwards.

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  • JG

    This is getting ridiculous–I hate to say it, but looks like Saturday Night Live may be our only hope to re-focus our monolithic BBQ media.They helped Hillary stay in the race when they pointed out (correctly IMO)that they media was unfair to Hilary Clinton, and were softer on Obama.

  • PackyJ

    Umm… yeah! The last thing we want is a President who’s… ummm… smart or anything elitist like that!Jesus Christ on a crutch.

  • JG

    BBQ Hostess Campbell Brown (amrried to ex-Bushie Dan Senor) on CNN:”It’s about hope it’s about change, but where are the specifics?”HUH? Do these people read or listen? ALL the specifics are there, but they are blinded by the BBQ narratives.unreal–The BBQers have their sound bite–”above my pay grade”–which is pretty much the most honest thing a man of faith can say–and they are killing him for it. What about McCain’s cavalier answer/joke about 5 million/year is rich–or the answer about his first marriage–nope.I am getting very worried.

  • kansasdem

    Worst person? Arrgh, so many to choose from!Even Rick Warren just confused Osama with Obama!Yes. I heard it on Larry King Live.He was commenting on the segments regarding “Evil”, and following a brief clip of McCrazy’s “follow Bin Laden to the gates of hell” stump speech, Larry prompted Warren for a comment and he said, (paraphrasing here) “I think he was speaking about much more than Obama”!Yes. He. Did.I hope someone can “YouTube” that before CNN edits it out of all the reruns!

  • Brad

    This is unbelievable. I was speaking with an englishman the other day and he said “the fact that you guys may nominate another republican, after the last eight years, the word i have heard in reference to his is ‘incredulous’.” I tried to explain, tried to explain the absurd misinformation and the serious racial undertones (if not more explicit moments), but when it comes down to it I dont even know how many excuses can be given. When we get to the point where “too thoughtful” becomes an acceptable criticism to level at someone running for President, shit, might as well just say screw it and become a carpenter or something.

  • solrac2002

    Bill Mahar is on Larry King tonight..I would love to hear his opinion – Can’t wait..Should be good.

  • mapia

    Too Thoughtful ??? How about labeling McCain “not thoughtful enough!” ??Seriously, what is wrong with these people?? I cannot fathom that anyone who truly wants to see this country pull out from the disaster of the past 7+ years could use this argument. Haven’t we just spent the blood of our youth and the finances of our nation following the mantra of “bring it on” ?? (Doesn’t take much thought, does it?) How many of our fellow citizens will blindly doom us to repeat this fiasco?? And how can any intelligent journalist lay out the red carpet for them with yet another simple sound bite?Mr Cillizza, try speaking up for Intelligent and Thoughtful. Leave the underachievers (Bush and McCain) to simpler pursuits … maybe fishing or clearing brush on the ranch.