Barack Obama impressive on The O'Reilly Factor

[vernarial]

I agree that the candidates need to be asked the hard questions and be made to give real answers. I still would rather someone besides O'Reilly ask the questions. I don't like O'Reilly. That's just my opinion.

[Ðiego]

the candidates need to be asked the hard questions and be made to give real answers

Indeed, and ALL the candidates. Why is Sarah Palin hiding and why did she have to be 'coached'? If Obama had picked a VP and kept them away from the press and coached them for an interview then they, and he, would have been laughed off the stage.

It's pathetic and shouldn't be put up with.


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[theknife]

Originally Posted by vernarial

I agree that the candidates need to be asked the hard questions and be made to give real answers. I still would rather someone besides O'Reilly ask the questions. I don't like O'Reilly. That's just my opinion.

Agreed. it's a shame because the Obama interview just lends credibility to such a colossal dickhead.

[Nicobie]

Originally Posted by theknife

Agreed. it's a shame because the Obama interview just lends credibility to such a colossal dickhead.

Hahahhhahaaaa.....

Obama came from the corrupt Daly Chicago machine.

Do any of U dillweeds pay attention?

[Nicobie]

I'd like to see Mcain on Oprera.

But I guess that would not be fair

[AFJROTC_c/SSgt]

In my opinion Bill wanted to DEBATE rather than actually give a proper interview....

[Mazer]

Originally Posted by AFJROTC_c/SSgt

In my opinion Bill wanted to DEBATE rather than actually give a proper interview....

You say that like it's a bad thing.

[Ðiego]

It is a bad thing. O'Rielly isn't an investigative reporter, he's a hack looking to make himself look tough. He's not a journalist trying to get information out of the interview, but a bully playing up to his audience.

He's also a moron who knows nothing about economics, even something so simple a question as how the price of a barrel of oil is set:

D’AGOSTINO: Well, OPEC sets the supply for what they can produce. The price of oil is actually set in exchange at trades in New York and in London, as well.

O’REILLY: Is there a guy who says $121 a barrel?

D’AGOSTINO: No. There’s a huge market. It’s filled with hedgers. It’s filled with speculators. It’s filled with moms and dads, average Americans. It’s a big market that sets this price.

O’REILLY: Somebody has to put the $125 a barrel on the barrel. Who does it?

D’AGOSTINO: They’re taking it from this market. They’re just like…

O’REILLY: Who is “they”?

D’AGOSTINO: The producers. They’re looking at this, just like when you decide how much a share of IBM is worth. You look at the settlement price in the New York Stock Exchange.

O’REILLY: The CEO of Shell or the CEO of ExxonMobil say, “We’re going to pay $125 a barrel.” Is that what they say? I thought it was the sheiks and Hugo Chavez saying, “We’re going to charge you $125 a barrel.”

D’AGOSTINO: No. They’re all looking to the exchanges or the free markets to set that price point. The free markets right now are saying the price of crude oil is about 120 bucks a barrel. It’s been going up. It continues to go up.

He's simple and knows nothing and doesn't try to learn. He is what would be called a 'typical American'. We have several 'typical Americans' here on this dead and dying forum.

Are you a 'typical American'?


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[malvachat]

Originally Posted by Nicobie

I'd like to see Mcain on Oprera.

But I guess that would not be fair

Well not on Oprah anyway

Spell check still not working Nic??

[JackSpratts]

i use opera and mccain's on it often. doesn't help tho, he's still a twit.

[Nicobie]

Originally Posted by malvachat

Well not on Oprah anyway

Spell check still not working Nic??

hehe...
not on chrome anyway..........