Did you see him on Letterman? If you did, what did you think of his debate with Letterman?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cB00uJMGIDk&feature=player_embedded

Quote from: U_Kay on February 26, 2011, 09:06:49 PM
Did you see him on Letterman? If you did, what did you think of his debate with Letterman?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cB00uJMGIDk&feature=player_embedded

I watched the interview; he held his own with Letterman, in spite of being over talked by Letterman. Thought I was watching Handytittie for a moment.

Handytittie?

Lettermen came across as the lefty he's pretty well known to be including being upset when his lefty talking points were contradicted by the facts.

Quote from: arpad on February 27, 2011, 05:39:36 AM
Handytittie?

Hannity, who also has a bad habit of over talking those he disagrees with.

QuoteLettermen came across as the lefty he's pretty well known to be including being upset when his lefty talking points were contradicted by the facts.

Didn't say Rand Paul did not do a good job.

Shooter, I think you presume Arp meant his last comment toward you. I didnt read it that way.

In agreeing with you guys, I will add this one shallow point. Franken is right~ He isnt funny!

I honestly thought Paul was taken back by how idiotic Letterman was... 

Taken aback? Maybe once or twice. Dave out-Daved Dave for sheer blatant cluelessness, especially in the latter half of the interview. His parting shot kinda summed it up: "I think he's wrong about some of these things, but I just can't tell you why." He might as well have said, "I'm pretty sure I could put up a good argument here if I weren't so friggin' stupid."


It was a little like watching a kid playing with a razor blade -- the razor blade is just being a razor blade -- sharp and shiny and designed to cut -- and you know the kid's gonna bleed before it's done.


They probably went to a commercial break so Dave could get a tourniquet.

Quote from: tbone0106 on February 27, 2011, 11:33:39 AM
His parting shot kinda summed it up: "I think he's wrong about some of these things, but I just can't tell you why." He might as well have said, "I'm pretty sure I could put up a good argument here if I weren't so friggin' stupid."

Yeah... Letterman disagreed with everything Rand said, but Letterman had nothing to back up his liberal 'feelings' on the issues. It was very typical of a liberal minus the name calling.

Letterman summed up the liberal-propaganda machine perfectly.  I have been told to think this, but I have no idea why.

I'm starting to like Rand Paul....

Quote from: Josie on February 27, 2011, 12:22:58 PM
I'm starting to like Rand Paul....

Me 2, Josie.