Here's Arizona governor Jan Brewer giving her opening statement in a televised debate last night. Have you cringed yet today? Because you're gonna. It hurts. Brewer was reportedly so upset by her performance that she spent an hour after the debate personally racially profiling people and immediately deporting them just to blow off steam.
Thursday, September 2, 2010
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She's no Blagojevich.
Removing her tinfoil hat to appear more telegenic obviously garbled transmissions.
For some reason I can't find it in my heart to feel sorry for her.
You have did well, Jan. You have did well.
Boom goes the dynamite!
i had not read the word "ebaumsworld" in FOREVER.
What's she worried about. Do you know the types of people who watch gubernatorial debates two months out?
If someone hadn't erased "Mary, Jerry. Perry and Harry" off the teleprompter she would've been able to fill most of the time without having to think too difficultly much.
Palin is looking more impressive everyday.
Actually, Brewer would be the early front-runner as Palin's running-mate if Palin didn't find her so intellectually intimidating.
She seemed to quit her speech half-way through.
In fairness she was totally ambushed by the introduction.
I made this same speech in gym class on the subject of "Why I Ought to Wear a Cup"
Was that Basil Marceaux?
Dot Com.
Like LOLspeak plus Esperanto.
I felt sorry for her for about 0.6 seconds because she reminded me of my demented great-aunt (god rest her soul), but then the schadenfreude kicked in.
this is america, SPEAK ENGLISH!
Boy, I sure hope she has her papers on her.
im shamed to share her name.i hope she doesnt become too famous
Jan makes Evan Mecham look good.
Want to start off strong, leave a good first impression and all. I give it a D+ (potential plus opportunity).
Is this what the Tea Party has to offer? They should call It the "BUFOON PARTY"
god is carrying her.
Well, of all the people listening to her speech, any citizen of another country should not be concerned with. So, Alex Balk, make sure you check with the "Mexicans" before you use a wide brush describing the feelings of millions of people you don't know. Try to speak for yourself first, then, if you cite other people (or sources), make sure you cite them correctly.