But why can’t I just be liked for my mad writing skills?

If you do click over to terryannonline like I did (and you certainly should), you will love her for her mad writing skillz.

Plus, she’s teh hotness.

On the other side of the spectrum decisions are made in a vacuum. You can vote your conscience but those who count the votes determine if you have a conscience or matter at all.

“Do you send your kids to a public or a private school?”

Hey, I remember when an out-of-town couple were asked this question during a presidential campaign! Of course, what with their committment to public education, their child would go to the DC public schools.

http://www.townhall.com/columnists/MaryKatharineHam/2007/11/27/anderson_cooper_on_choosing_questions_from_the_youtube_madness

- The Cat

Yeah, I didn’t read that you were offended, I was just checking to see if I was giving the wrong impression as that was not my intent.

You are right though, that is quite common. Not sure why, but in the general perhaps that relates to the ease of such statements. They require no context.

A true debate format with no MSM would take her out of her element and would show a weakness in her inability to think for herself.

Clinton would, therefore, never agree to such a format because she needs the protection of the MSM to prop her up.

Spirit of 1776 on December 2, 2007 at 6:20 PM

You’re right this thread in particular doesn’t have those type of comments.
However, the threads that have MKH and Ms. Banderas do tend to have comments that get into their appearances. We do live in a free country and guys will be guys. No big deal. So I’m not saying I’m offended or anything like that I’m just pointing it out. That’s all.

terryannonline on December 2, 2007 at 5:43 PM

To what are you referring? My comment has nothing to do with looks.

Her insightful conservative commentary brings all the boys to the yard.

saint kansas on December 2, 2007 at 5:39 PM

And their life is better than the dems… Damn right, it’s better than them…

(sorry, saw an opening there…)

But why can’t I just be liked for my mad writing skills?

terryannonline on December 2, 2007 at 5:53 PM

Who said you weren’t liked? ;-) The thing is, we’re an A/V world, and the percentage of us with mad reading skills is dropping.

Disclosure, I’ve met MKH, and she is simply as nice as can be, even to an idiot like me.

steveegg on December 2, 2007 at 5:48 PM

But why can’t I just be liked for my mad writing skills?

With all the guys that comment about girls looks on this Web site sometimes I think it’s a boy’s club :)

Oh well.

terryannonline on December 2, 2007 at 5:43 PM

So start posting vlogs; that’ll get you noticed ;-)

Oh well.

I give MKH a thumbs up.

Her insightful conservative commentary brings all the boys to the yard.

I think 90 minutes of unfettered Hillary and [whoever] would send me straight to the arsenic bottle to embrace the sweet release of death.

I feel your pain, but it’s soo much easier to just turn the darned machine off. Bob’s Kid on December 2, 2007 at 5:28 PM

I’m reminded of this brilliant exchange with the godfather of political backbone:

Lady Nancy Astor: Winston, if you were my husband, I’d put arsenic in your morning coffee.
Churchill: Madam, if you were my wife, I’d drink it.

I think 90 minutes of unfettered Hillary and [whoever] would send me straight to the arsenic bottle to embrace the sweet release of death.

I feel your pain, but it’s soo much easier to just turn the darned machine off.

MKH was half an hour away and I didn’t know about it? Sigh…

:)

rockbend on December 2, 2007 at 4:22 PM

You gotta pay attention, son.

:)