Will Obama Need A ..Uhhh…Uhhh…Uhhhh.. Teleprompter For The Debates?
Barack H. Obama.. All Hat No Cattle
Obama with his trusty sidekick the teleprompter
He’s an old cowhand in teleprompter land. The Gaffe-O-Rama needs a relief compliments of Barack Hussein Obama’s …uh..uhhhh….uuhhh.. teleprompter.
Quick for the quips Barack needs some help….
All Hat No Cattle
On the Trail:
It appears Barack Obama’s teleprompter is hitting the campaign trail.
The Democratic presidential nominee has never tried to hide the fact he delivers speeches off the device, though normally he doesn’t use one at standard campaign rallies and town hall events.
But the Illinois senator used a teleprompter at both his Colorado events Monday — making for a particularly peculiar scene in Pueblo, where the prompter was set up in the middle of what is normally a rodeo ring.
More Obama-Rama:
I guess Obama does need his sidekick to sound plausible. Not Ready For Primetime, Barack Hussein Obama.
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Obama should consider a teleprompter implant. Other gadgets are available: special glasses, ear plugs, Bidens.
16 Sep 08 at 8:54 am
Kind of funny, how you guys never made fun of Heir Bush… go figure
16 Sep 08 at 9:35 am
I rather listen to Obama than McPalin-Lies anyday.
16 Sep 08 at 9:44 am
It this the best you Repubs can do to distract us from a 3rd Bush term? If it is then it’s not working.
16 Sep 08 at 9:45 am
I’ve said it for months:give this guy an open mic and he’ll do himself in…looks like his people know that to!!!
16 Sep 08 at 9:48 am
Jon, I don’t think Bush ever claimed (or was applauded as) the “Great Orator” or the “best speech giver since Reagan”. The dichotomy here is the issue - Obama can give a great speech as long as it is fed to him. No teleprompter or a failure of his ear piece and one can witness Obama at his Nissan Pavilion event in Northern VA for one example of his inability to speak without the electronic aids.
Bush can’t deliver a great speech with the electronic aids. (Delivery wise, at least)
16 Sep 08 at 9:51 am
Here is the Nissan Pavilion stutter fest:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDJSVPAx8xc&feature=related
16 Sep 08 at 9:52 am
Just curious: Do you really think that unleashing a hate-fest of accusations of lying will convert undecided voters? Isn’t that exactly the kind of stuff that turns off undecided voters. Does Obama even know what an “undecided voter” is? Why does he assume there are people who hate Bush and Republicans but who are still on the fence in this election? A poor executive decision if there ever was one.
16 Sep 08 at 9:58 am
My Grandma just changed her vote to McCain.
We watched this morning the latest Obama08 ad that mocked McCain’s lack of computer literacy.
She rarely talks about it - she served two tours as a LT. US Army nurse during the Vietnam war — saw some of the most horrific wounds and death imaginable while at times working under mortar and rocket fire…..
She quietly and softly noted that when Barack was still in diapers - McCain was flying ground-attack jet aircraft from naval carriers — a machine 3000 times more complex than sending an email……
16 Sep 08 at 10:10 am
@DaveH
Spot on conclusion.
Does Biden think this nastiness will win anyone over:?
http://newsbusters.org/blogs/mark-finkelstein/2008/09/16/biden-versus-bucket-fluff
Obama is way smarter than all of us (even though he wont release his transcripts from Columbia) and Palin is a “bucket of fluff”…I personally hope they continue and even if you disagree, you have to admit its entertaining.
16 Sep 08 at 10:54 am
Teleprompter at a rodeo? I’m sure that impressed those simple folk. The picture with the cowboy hat reminds me of Dukakis in the tank.
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16 Sep 08 at 11:20 am
lcora, you surely are right saying McBush “was flying ground-attack jet aircraft from naval carriers — a machine 3000 times more complex than sending an email……”
On the other hand, he crashed three of those jets, got shot down over Hanoi in a fifth, and got the fourth shot out from under him by his own troops while sitting on the deck of a carrier.
16 Sep 08 at 6:36 pm
And maybe McBush needs to use a teleprompter more often, not Obama using one less often. It wasn’t Obama who screwed up by saying that the fundamentals of our economic system are aoudn.
16 Sep 08 at 6:37 pm
You Liberals can keep running a race against GW Bush but he’s running south to Texas while McCain is running to DC. You did know W was planning on retireing didn’t you? Heck he may even take up golf with Bill and his Dad, unless Bill is trolling for chunky chicks. BTW McCain and Bush really aren’t friends after the 2000 elections McCain, so keep bashing W cuz your rabbit is running the wrong way and is stuttering over his script.
16 Sep 08 at 6:54 pm
Col.
psssst.. dont tell them this either, but between me and you…Palin is actually running for VPOTUS and not POTUS….let them keep thinking otherwise, since they cant compare McCains expereince to Obamas (non) experience, it works in their favor.
16 Sep 08 at 6:57 pm
Obama only rocked a packed crowd of 6,000 in one of the most GOP counties in CO and btw the speech was GREAT!
Hey aren’t you going to show any of McCain’s fabulous day? Hooo boy howdy…..wasn’t he GREAT on Morning Joe? You should show that! And then that remark about how nobody pays any taxes….
Oh and to Palin’s credit, she seems to have taken 2 of the lies out of her staler-by-the-minute rehashed convention speech. Selling the plane on Ebay and the more-pathetic-by-the-minute “Thanks but no thanks” on the bridge to nowhere.
That’s really admirable how she only has to repeat a lie 10 times before dropping it….HAIL MOOSELINI!!!
16 Sep 08 at 7:43 pm
LOL…he rocked the teleprompter…what a great orator. Even his handlers are terrified at what may dome out of his …uh..uh…mouth.
16 Sep 08 at 8:03 pm
“Ive seen a million teleprompters…and Ive rocked them all”
16 Sep 08 at 8:04 pm
There’s a GOP county in Colorado?
16 Sep 08 at 9:54 pm
Katie! You got down from the sniper tower ok , I was worried. Seriously you’ve been on here all day. Do you have a day job? I know a good govenorship that will be vacant after January 20th. The Senate will be full though except for Johns seat and we probaly will be electing JD HAyworth to that spot whether he likes it or not.
16 Sep 08 at 10:03 pm
UFBret sorry I spilled the beans, but it sounded like they wanted to talk substance and boy does Barry know substance. He got his from Fast Eddy down by the deli on Michigan ave. Don’t berate Fast Eddy though I mean he went to Liberal run Public schools in a city with a crime rate like that it’s no wonder he turned to a life of a illegal pharmasist. Only if the Illinois senate had been able to pass a sex ed bill that taught sex ed from K-12 would he have been saved. Maybe if Barry had a teleprompter in the debate he would hae been able to push that through.
16 Sep 08 at 10:04 pm
Yeah, there’s a few heavily GOP counties in Colorado. That’s the only thing that’s keeping GOP hopes alive in CO. Some of those Republicans would vote for a dead bisexual child molester if s/he had a big R after the name. (And if that characterization was redundant, I apologize.)
This whole thing is funny, really.
McBush goes out and says the economy is just fine, thank you for asking. Kinda like the guy on the Titanic who calmed passengers by saying “We just stopped for some ice.”
The old man is SO inept, there’s not one of his crew who can figure out how to get past this huge mistake, which showed everybody quite clearly how out-of-touch McBush is. And you can almost hear the backroom conversation:
OK, our guy screwed up bad. Really bad.
Let’s divert attention, focus on Obama.
I don’t think Obama did anything THIS stupid today.
I dont’ think Obama has done anything THIS stupid in the whole campaign.
I don’t think many politician ever, in the course of American history, have said anything THIS stupid.
We’re screwed.
Hey, wait a sec. Look at that tape of Obama on MSNBC!
Yeah, so what? He’s not saying anything we can attack.
No NO! He’s using a TELEPROMPTER!
Uhhh, yeah? So what? Guys who give speeches use teleprompters. Our Old Man does, most of the time. Although I will admit, I wish the idiot had used one this morning, we wouldn’t be sitting here now.
Well, you got anything better?
No.
So let’s fan out, hit all the media outlets. Call Hannity, he’ll say anything we ask. Tell them we’re going after the Great Teleprompter Gaffe.
The what?
Shaddup…. we got nothing else. When our candidate hands us chicken shit, we try to turn it into chicken salad.
It’s time to make the salad.
16 Sep 08 at 10:39 pm
who cares
whats the big deal
he will have a microphone
technology is technology
17 Sep 08 at 8:53 am
@DIO
Uhh,..uhh The posting is about Obamas handlers have the forethought to make Obama the great orator use teleprompters…your ilk are the ones throwing red herrings into the discussion.
BTW, I never caught your answer DIO…you ridiculed the education I received from UF…and suggested I go back to school.
What university did you get your degreee from again??
17 Sep 08 at 8:53 am
Is Obama a plagiarist??….watch how portions of his speeches are directly lifted from Gov Deval Patricks speeches back in 2006. No wonder Obamas handlers want him to stay on a teleprompter.
second half gets really good:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YuB_W8o_UsU
17 Sep 08 at 9:02 am
For the reality based community, Obama ROCKED a super red CO county and gained in the polls yesterday.
I love that story of Sarah “winging” her canned speech, that’s a good one. Like she can wing anything, right, that’s why they’re quarantining her.
The telepromter broke! In her head it broke because everybody else was reading it, but very exciting story for the stuck on stupids, wooohooo!
They should really let her show her unscripted brilliance. However, she’s gagged and sequestered. She’s like the McCain camp’s little fascist Barbie doll. Pull her string and she says “thanks but no thanks” to the Bridge to Nowhere. Except she took the money for it.
I hope Old Man McCain has as good a day as yesterday! Wow he’s really smokin’ on the financial crisis. Wooohoo! He’s Raisin’ McCain!
Also I hope he gets Golden Parachute gal Carly out speaking for the campaign more, although I heard they were going to disappear her after yesterday.
17 Sep 08 at 9:30 am
I loved this part of the speech:
Since this turmoil began over a year ago, the housing market has collapsed. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac had to be effectively taken over by the government. Three of America’s five largest investment banks failed or have been sold off in distress. Yesterday, Wall Street suffered its worst losses since just after 9/11. We are in the most serious financial crisis in generations. Yet Senator McCain stood up yesterday and said that the fundamentals of the economy are strong
A few hours later, his campaign sent him back out to clean up his remarks, and he tried to explain himself again this morning by saying that what he meant was that American workers are strong. But we know that Senator McCain meant what he said the first time, because he has said it over and over again throughout this campaign – no fewer than 16 times, according to one independent count.
GOBAMA!!
17 Sep 08 at 9:34 am
Though entertaining, does this political bantering back and forth, our side against your side, Rah, Rah, Rah! accomplish anything?
I see two sides writing in English, but neither speaking the same language. Are we so partisan, so person or party identified, that when a criticism of a candidate is levied we can not rationally and objectively determine if 1) it is true, 2) if it is relevant, and 3) what effect that will have on the performance of the candidates responsibilities when they are elected?
Do both Senators McCain and Obama really represent your philosophy, your ideals, your expectations for a President? Is our political bigotry so entrenched that we cannot even acknowledge a recognized point critical of “our” candidate? It seems that each of us should already know what they think proper positions and policies should be and we could rationally analyze the positions of these candidates to see how they fare. We should all have a standard outside of the individual candidates themselves.
When viewing the candidates, I’d say the order of importance is: 1) Philosophy, 2) Wisdom, 3) Character, & 4) history/experience.
One’s philosophy will guide their wisdom, & one’s wisdom will shape their character, & one’s character will lead them to have the history & experience that they have.
Experience has been a major part of this political race. Experience in a pragmatic way is useful. If memory serves me correctly, Joseph Stalin had decades of executive experience.
I’d say most of you are divided along lines of philosophy, but have assembled behind the leader of the party that is supposedly representative of that philosophy. But in doing so, have blinded yourselves to the short comings of both men.
I am not without my own philosophy and experience that colors my world view. Its just that I am not seeing people even trying to fake objectivity with intellectual discourse. However, seeing peoples true colors may not be a bad thing after all.
GO TEAM!
17 Sep 08 at 10:13 am
Katie:
Where did you go, I thought you wanted to talk about wingnuts and WMD’s? You just left me cold. I seriously would like your opinion on all the quotes I provided you - from the left - justifying war and the existence of wmd’s in Iraq.
@Ricardo
I like your post…and agree with much of it. I think I would have to understand what your definition of “philosophy” is.. Do you mean political philosohy, ie: socialism versus capitalism, or do you mean philosophy like epicureanism versus stoicism?
I think wisdom can be labelled under experience, which leads to wisdom. And I certainly agree with character being important.
I agree, objectivity and discourse would be nice, and you still find some examples of it (few by me), even on the internet.
17 Sep 08 at 10:26 am
Wow, while Obama was barring tv crews from his Beverly Hills speech, this happened:
WASHINGTON (CNN) — Lynn Forester de Rothschild, a prominent Hillary Clinton supporter and member of the Democratic National Committee’s Platform Committee, will endorse John McCain for president on Wednesday, her spokesman tells CNN.
The announcement will take place at a news conference on Capitol Hill, just blocks away from the DNC headquarters. Forester will “campaign and help him through the election,” the spokesman said of her plans to help the Republican presidential nominee.
Forester was a major donor for Clinton earning her the title as a Hillraiser for helping to raise at least $100,000 for the New York Democratic senator’s failed presidential bid.
In an interview with CNN this summer, Forester did not hide her distaste for eventual Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama.
“This is a hard decision for me personally because frankly I don’t like him,” she said of Obama in an interview with CNN’s Joe Johns. “I feel like he is an elitist. I feel like he has not given me reason to trust him.”
Happy days are here again…indeed.
17 Sep 08 at 10:37 am
UFBret,
Philosophy encompassing all of those things. It’s why I tend to call it a *world view*. It is how you view the world, man, religion, politics, and even “science”, which appears to be the trendy trump card of our generation.
17 Sep 08 at 10:42 am
Regarding the YAWN 20th time some wingnut has pulled out out of those context quotes about Saddam — hello!!! They were not justifying INVADING AND OCCUPYING THE COUNTRY. They were to justify sanctions and other common-sense effective ways of containing that problem which DUH actually worked because they had nuthin’.
You know how it was pretty obvious they had NUTHIN’? Because the US doesn’t invade countries with nukes. I mean DUH. If you recall No Korea was waving its arms around, HI WE HAVE NUKES and Bush was like, sorry I what I want is in Iraq.
Are we invading Pakistan? No! Know why? They have nukes! Got them during Bush’s reign of stupidity just btw. They also have OBL. Now I thought BushCo wouldn’t stand for “harboring terr’rists.” Except that one. Which they let get away from Tora Bora, just btw for the Low Info voters here at the very aptly named Stuck on Stupid.
You know what’s stupid? Living through the BushCo years and wanting more of it. That is just so unbelievably stupid.
17 Sep 08 at 10:43 am
Speaking of teleprompters, let’s check out Old Man McCain’s mad teleprompter skill!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35ZacIe_YLg
THIS IS REALLY GOOD.
17 Sep 08 at 10:51 am
I don’t know about you guys but I can’t wait to hear more about the “commission” McCain’s
going to put together to explain to him the totally obvious reasons we are in post-BushCo meltdown.
The answer to a crisis financial meltdown is A COMMISSION! LOL!
Who’s he gonna have on it — King of Deregulation Phil “don’t whine” Gramm? Or Ms. Carla “golden parachute”, Fiorini yeah let’s let her work that Hewlett Packard magic on us, woooohoooo!
Yes, McCain had a fabulous day yesterday to be sure. Obama using that teleprompter is QUITE a scandal!
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17 Sep 08 at 11:00 am
@ Katie
Thanks for conceding you were (again) wrong and that “wingnuts” werent the only ones talking about wmds.
Hey, btw, does this sound like they were talking about sanctions?:
“[W]e urge you, after consulting with Congress, and consistent with the U.S. Constitution and laws, to take necessary actions (including, if appropriate, air and missile strikes on suspect Iraqi sites) to respond effectively to the threat posed by Iraq’s refusal to end its weapons of mass destruction programs.” — From a letter signed by Joe Lieberman, Dianne Feinstein, Barbara A. Milulski, Tom Daschle, & John Kerry among others on October 9, 1998
17 Sep 08 at 11:09 am
Hey, heres a great video from your VP choice. Joe Biden, just last year,on Russert. Lets see what your VP has to say about wmds:
“This was not some, some Cheney, you know, pipe dream.”
Classic
MR. RUSSERT: I want to go back to 2002, because it’s important as to what people were saying then and what the American people were hearing. Here’s Joe Biden about Saddam Hussein: “He’s a long term threat and a short term threat to our national security.”
“We have no choice but to eliminate the threat. This is a guy who is an extreme danger to the world.”
“He must be dislodged from his weapons or dislodged from power.” You were emphatic about that.
SEN. BIDEN: That’s right, and I was correct about that. He must be, in fact—and remember the weapons we were talking about. I also said on your show, that’s part of what I said, but not all of what I meant. What I also said on your show at the time was that I did not think he had weaponized his material, but he did have. When, when the inspectors left after Saddam kicked them out, there was a cataloguing at the United Nations saying he had X tons of, X amount of, and they listed the various materials he had. The big issue, remember, on this show we talked about, was whether he had weaponized them. Remember you asked me about those flights that were taking place in southern Iraq, where—were they spraying anthrax? And, you know, what would happen? And, you know, so on and so forth. And I pointed out to you that they had not developed that capacity at all. But he did have these stockpiles everywhere.
MR. RUSSERT: Where are they?
SEN. BIDEN: Well, the point is, it turned out they didn’t, but everyone in the world thought he had them. The weapons inspectors said he had them. He catalogued—they catalogued them. This was not some, some Cheney, you know, pipe dream. This was, in fact, catalogued. They looked at them and catalogued.
http://gatewaypundit.blogspot.com/2008/08/joe-biden-speaks-out-on-saddams.html
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/18381961/page/2/
17 Sep 08 at 11:16 am
Yeah where does it say “we urge you to spend one trillion dollars invading and staging the lamest and worst-run occupation in US history and make sure you screw the US soldiers every which way while you’re at it.” Where’s that part. In the Bush doctrine!
17 Sep 08 at 11:32 am
So hey are you StuckOnStupids super excited about McCain’s BIG FINANCIAL COMMISSION he’s gonna form to explain the obvious reasons for the current financial mess?
That was really such an excellent response to a crisis….put together a COMMISSION in January!
That’ll be SO GOOD! Which lobbyists will he put on the commission? Def he should include Carla “I killed Hewlett Packard & only got 22 million dollars for my good work” Fiorina! Oh and Phil Degregulator Gramm. They’ll fix everything.
17 Sep 08 at 11:36 am
Again, you brought up wmds and specifically wrote that only wingnuts were talking about them years ago.
So heres, Joe “the plagiarist” Biden, telling the American people that the wmds were there and that WMDs were not a Cheney pipe dream. Again , thanks for cenceding you were wrong. Now quick, change the subject, fast before your ignorance continues to show.
Give us a funny one liner about mooselini….thats always good for a laugh, then call me stupid, thats a good way to prove your point.
17 Sep 08 at 12:03 pm
OK here’s a new fun fact about Mooselini, since you asked…..it seems she kicked off her crusade on wasteful spending by doing a fantasy “trailer trash” style makeover of the mayor’s office with $50,000 TAXPAYER bucks…and without city council approval!
The new “bordello” style office featured…get this…RED FLOCKED WALLPAPER! No doubt some wolf heads for an extra touch of klass.
LOL! Wow she’s really the gift that keeps on giving. The more we find out about her the more John McCain’s judgment shines.
17 Sep 08 at 12:31 pm
Okay, heres some good stuff about Obama, since thats what the original post was all about:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YuB_W8o_UsU
Not only does “The One” have to use teleprompters to avoid his idiotic gaffes (ie: 10,000 people killed in a Kansas tornado), but he actually lifts some of his speeched from Gov. Patricks speeches given two years ago.
Ive seen 1000 prompters, and Ive rocked them all.
17 Sep 08 at 12:54 pm
Wow!!! Obama ROCKED ELKO! Yeow! I have family around there and in Winnemucca NV. Last of the family ranchers in that neck of the woods , great folks there and still resisting being bought out by giant corporations. Good Democrats, of course!
Great speech if you missed it, but wait, what if he used a GASP!!! teleprompter! that would be sooooo unusual if a politician used one of THOSE! What a scandal.
I liked that line about John McCain and the Old Boy’s Network….like, for John McCain talking to the the old boys network = staff meeting! haha!
True he’s got nothing but lobbyists and “let’s deregulate” robber barons on staff, now he’s trying to paint himself like Mr. Wall Street Regulator. What a joke.
17 Sep 08 at 3:36 pm
Obama in Elko, on youtube already!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ch9bd6BxBC4
Loved the Phil Gramm “mental recession/nation of whiners” ref….snAP!
17 Sep 08 at 4:29 pm
Katie, I hope you are having a terrific day.
Without regard to a specific candidate, what are the parameters of when a teleprompter should be used? I am sure we could pick extremes that we both agree on. But, is there a time and a setting that would show how well one thinks and (forgive me Lord) articulates their thoughts, sans the teleprompter? Surely, that should be reserved for acceptance speeches, state of the union, and so forth.
I would think formal speeches would be very appropriate.
And what ever is historically considered a normal use of teleprompters, does use outside of what is considered normative make a statement about the candidate? For instance, McCain being 70+ years old. Would his use beyond what was historically normative lead people to believe he was inadequate in articulating his thoughts for whatever reason?
It seems to me that the numerous news conferences that Presidents Clinton and Bush did, where once the prepared statement was read or spoken, that the “off the cuff” portion of Q&A with the media showed that both were capable of articulating their positions well, regardless of how you felt about their mannerisms or policies.
Comments?
17 Sep 08 at 4:51 pm
I wonder if Obama plagiarized his Elko speech like many of the others?
17 Sep 08 at 5:50 pm
Hey Katie…your “good democrats around Elko” must be a pretty big minority:
Elko is a highly conservative area. Of 12 partisan county officials, 11 were registered Republican and only one was a Democrat.[4] In the 2004 presidential election, George W. Bush won 78% of the vote, with only 20% having voted for John F. Kerry.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elko_County,_Nevada
Last of the family ranches.??..ive been in cattle all my life…from Florida to as far west as Wyoming, where there are countless family ranches. In fact, the average “ranch” in the country is only 35 head of cows. Are you telling me those are corporate ranches….keep proving your ignorance.
17 Sep 08 at 6:33 pm
Katie has one of those Espresso machines that you wear on a a hat with 2 straws, man to have that much energy and not do anything else all say long but blog about how Barry does a great job WITH a telprompter, must be a paid campaign worker.
So why doesn’t he have this in his speeches any more? “Pot had helped, and booze; maybe a little blow when you could afford it. Not smack, though,”
He was sure proud about it when he ran for president.
17 Sep 08 at 6:52 pm
correction when he ran for Sentor
17 Sep 08 at 6:59 pm
My family votes Dem & they are seeing a huge change in rural NV….really a lot of people there are SO sick of BushCo Inc. & Republicans. Did you see the crowd there in Elko?
As for you being a big expert on ranches in NV, you have no idea what you are talking about. Several factors including the rise in factory farming in the US, a growing population in NV, rising real estate prices and land development, have taken a huge chunk out of NV ranches, NV agricultural land has declined HUGE in the past decade. I know a family 5th gen that sold out to developers not because they couldn’t make it viable anymore.
Anyhow, Obama was great today and so was Biden in OH.
Sarah on Hannity, oh dear. Now there’s somebody who’s going to really get us out of our BushCo recession. and speaking of Dubya, where IS he?
I don’t know if you SOS’s realize it but the country is kind of having a financial meltdown of sorts. Dubya’s pulling a Katrina, really SPRINGING INTO ACKSHUN!
You must all be so proud of him. McCain/Palin would be EVEN BETTER, I’m sure.
17 Sep 08 at 8:27 pm
Oh I see, even thought Elko is 78% republican, the changes are a comin. Yeah, gotchya.
Wow, you know nothing about the cattle industry…do you even know what a ranch is? Give me one example of any ranch that is a factory farm…especially in NV where the cow/calf pair per acre is huge because of poor grazing, with the exception of riparian areas). How do you get a factory farm on BLM and USF land, or private land for that matter,when you need 500 acres to support a pair?
Ive only been in management of a 60,000 acre ranch and 16,000 cows , so I guess your right, I know nothing about ranches.
So give me one example of a factory farm “ranch”. please. Or at least give me the definition of a ranch…you obviously dont know, so google it.
17 Sep 08 at 9:13 pm
Priceless…some like to brag how Presidential nominee Barack Obama had 6000 people in the crowd during his Co speech on Spet 15th.
Palin, the VP nominee, had 6,000 in Golden on the same day….she rocked them all.
“Palin draws crowd of 6,000
Alaska governor connects with Colorado in Golden speech”
http://www.dailycamera.com/news/2008/sep/15/thousands-line-see-palin-golden/
17 Sep 08 at 10:22 pm
Brett,
Obviously facts don’t intrest Katie. I am begining to think that she gets paid to make this stuff up. Biden can’t even recognize when a guy is in a wheel chair how the heck is going to recognize the country in a fiscal whirlwind. Unless of course his donations drop off. Did Barry alow him to goto Bab’s fund raiser?
18 Sep 08 at 12:31 am
copy that Col - I dont know if Biden was in LA -thats a good question - since Obama ran a blockade on TV crews and since having a $28,500 a plate fundraiser doesnt really gel with all us bitter people, theres been little in the msm about it (of course)
18 Sep 08 at 5:28 am