Funny thing is I saw another video where he talks about how he has always been told that he talks to fast. And that is most likely why he spoke too slow during the rebuttal.

jeffn21 on March 3, 2009 at 9:17 AM

I had a new boss one time that talked real slow. It drove me crazy. I mentioned it to a successfull businessman friend of mine, and he replied:

“If they talk slow, they think slow. And if they think slow, they work slow. And if they work slow, you need to fire em.”

I know it’s a small error, but it bugs me.

Like they said, they are Americans. They were born here and lived their whole life here.

Funny thing is I saw another video where he talks about how he has always been told that he talks to fast. And that is most likely why he spoke too slow during the rebuttal.

Why would CNN run two different headlines for the same story? Was it just a harmless error? Or a space consideration? I don’t think so.
……

Jindal himself doesn’t pander to the races, which adds to his uncontrollable coolness. Louisiana has Jindal as governor, and Vitter in the Senate. We are a bastion of Reagan conservatism right now. Note to other states: Join us!

I have to believe that Sarah Palin’s best moments ended up on the cutting room floor at ABC and CBS.

This philosophy brought to
you by the Liberal Party!!
(Snark).Ahem.

benny shakar on Feb 2,2009 at 9:01PM.

benny shakar: Boy you’ve go nerv,now your advocating that

exorcists get Married,a union of sorts!

And btw,just because AllahPundit is an Atheist

doesn’t mean,that the ban hammer can’t be turn

ed into a cross,and ban,crap, I mean,exorism

you from zee blog!!

Dude, this is what happens when you rely on fox news and kooky blogs as legitimate news sources.

benny shakar on March 2, 2009 at 10:04 PM

So are telling me that Olby talks about “exorcist’s unions” on MSNBC? Let me guess Olby is pro-exorcist unions, huh?

An exorcist’s union? What are you talking?
terryannonline on March 2, 2009 at 9:41 PM

Dude, this is what happens when you rely on fox news and kooky blogs as legitimate news sources.

although even that’s mitigated by the fact that this was, after all, the state that gave David Duke upwards of 40 percent of the vote not terribly long ago.

Umm, that might have had something to do with that the other politician, Edwin Edwards, was indicted for stealing Louisiana’s money for himself.

S@#$ sandwich or Giant Douchebag, you decide.

How many Indian-American governors has New York elected, Allah?

and the exorcist’s union.

An exorcist’s union? What are you talking?

Dude your insults are becoming more and more lame. Your like the Paris Hilton of trolls….

absolutely no personality or class.

There is nothing wrong with presenting intelligent design in the classroom. It’s deciding which classroom to present it in that’s a problem. It’s not a scientific theory so I don’t think it should be presented in science class. It really has no place other than a theology class, but there aren’t many of those in elementary or high school.

DFCtomm on March 2, 2009 at 8:38 PM

You’re right; I should have said ‘science class’, where it has no place.

I like Bobby Jindal a lot.
Don’t count him out because he gave one not-very-smooth speech and was Palinized by the MSM…and AP.
Bobby’s principles and governance of LA is fundamentally strong.

Jenfidel on March 2, 2009 at 6:06 PM

Thank you.

I like how Allah basically makes it seem as if Jindal’s chances are done because he gave one bad rebuttal speech to the President’s address.

That won’t be remembered two years from now, or four. Except, perhaps, by Allah, when he wants to dust off his doom-and-gloom gimmick in time for the next elections.

Oh yeah… and the exorcist’s union.

Sorry. I couldn’t find anything definitive. A couple articles that talked about the effect that affirmative had on Asians that left it unclear as to whether they included Indians in that definition (some do, some don’t). One article that included East Indians in the list of groups hurt by affirmative action but the link they gave was for a study that discussed the effect on “Asians” (again, without defining whether they included Indians in that definition or not). I guess I’ve always included them in that definition as the Indians I’ve interacted with have had a similar work ethic.

JadeNYU on March 2, 2009 at 8:52 PM

I had the same problem.

I hate to be the bearer of bad news but Bobby Kennedy is dead…sorry.

It was you???

I know it’s true for those of Japanese and Chinese descent, but didn’t think it held true for Indian. You got anything specific regarding Indian minorities and this subject?

DFCtomm on March 2, 2009 at 8:16 PM

Sorry. I couldn’t find anything definitive. A couple articles that talked about the effect that affirmative had on Asians that left it unclear as to whether they included Indians in that definition (some do, some don’t). One article that included East Indians in the list of groups hurt by affirmative action but the link they gave was for a study that discussed the effect on “Asians” (again, without defining whether they included Indians in that definition or not). I guess I’ve always included them in that definition as the Indians I’ve interacted with have had a similar work ethic.