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Matt Lauer had three chances to be a man! it was impossible for him.
Lauer is a leftist.
He is paid by NBC - the network most in bed with Obama Inc...
That being said - Palin kicked ass.
Governor Sarah Palin does a fantastic job, despite Matt Lauer's subtle defense of Letterman's position, and blasts not only Letterman, but the culture of sexism that so many of the political left repeatedly engage in against conservative women.
Well done Governor Palin.
YouTube - Palin Continues to Distort Letterman's Jokes on the Today Show
It is about time that Palin encountered someone like Lauer and took him to task. Moving around in the MSM when you are not part of the resident club is not a civil experience and should be responded to accordingly. And please spare me the crap about the right does it too. Of course they do and, in my view at least, the whole circus is a bunch of crap. The point here is the topic itself and Lauer's attempt to defend Letterman and make Palin look bad within that context.
Palin just took the opportunity to feign outrage to get more publicity.
Matt Lauer had three chances to be a man! it was impossible for him.
Lauer is a leftist.
He is paid by NBC - the network most in bed with Obama Inc...
That being said - Palin kicked ass.
ya think??? NBC/GE ya think?.......
Lauer is a leftist.
He is paid by NBC - the network most in bed with Obama Inc...
That being said - Palin kicked ass.
ya think??? NBC/GE ya think?.......
Is it your premise that since GE owns NBC that NBC cannot be in bed with Obama?
That dog don't hunt. If so you need to get out more.....![]()
POLITICO 44 | A Living Diary of the Obama Presidency
vid in the link from the today show from today
Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin said David Letterman’s explanation of a joke about her daughter is “weak” and accused him of continuing a political double standard that began during the presidential campaign.
“Remember in the campaign, Barack Obama said family’s off-limits — you don’t talk about my family — and the candidate that must be obeyed, everybody adhered to that and they did leave his family alone,” Palin said in an interview with Matt Lauer on NBC’s “Today” show. “They haven’t done that on the other side of the ticket, and it has continued to this day.”
Letterman made a joke about adult men having sex with a Palin teenage daughter. The joke appeared to be about her 14-year-old daughter, Willow. Letterman later said he said he was referring to PalinÂ’s daughter Bristol, who is 18.
She said she isn’t buying Letterman’s explanation, calling it a “very convenient excuse” and that anyone who does is “extremely naïve.”
“It took him a couple days to think of that excuse,” she said.
Palin, who said she first learned of the joke when she was doing an interview with radio host John Ziegler, does not want an apology from Letterman.
“He doesn’t have to apologize to me. I would like him to see him apologize to young women across the country,” she said. “It’s not cool. It’s not funny.”
At one point in the roughly 10-minute interview from Texas, where she is working on a deal for a natural gas pipeline, she read an email off of her BlackBerry from someone she said is not “a known feminist” but believes even male organizations should take a stand when a “so-called comedian” shows disrespect to women.
“It’s a sad commentary as a culture, as a society to chuckle and laugh through comments such as he had made the other night,” Palin said. As for her office’s comment in response to suggestions that she go on Letterman’s show that it would be wise to keep Willow away from the late night host, she was vague.
“Maybe he couldn’t be trusted because Willow’s had enough of his comments,” she said.
“It was a degrading comment about a young woman,” she said.
Palin also discussed her status in the Republican Party.
She said her position as the GOP’s biggest fundraising draw does “absolutely not necessarily” mean she’s the face of the Republican Party.
“I don’t think I need any kind of title to effect change,” Palin said. “Nobody’s entitled to any kind of front-running position in the GOP.”
Very true - when the open and aggressive demeaning of women - including underage girls, is not only accepted, but even promoted on national TV, all women - all girls, are put at increased risk.
Letterman's comments remain among the worst sexist example against women by a national media figure.
Right--David Letterman by using his MALE superiorty on National T.V.--just labeled every woman who puts on makeup a SLUT. Total disrespect for EVERY single woman in this country. It's DANGEROUS--it puts every single woman at risk--for an attack by some woman hating MALE--that is capable of using these comments to justify their next attack on any woman or female child.
Just like this liberal female reporter on MSN-NBC who is defending Letterman's comments--I sure don't see the liberal women on this board--saying ANYTHING. Therefore, I must assume that women of the democrat party have decided to take a back-seat to what they have fought for decades-- a MALE dominated SUPERIOR sex nation.
Well said - it is very dissapointing to see some female participants in here jump to defend Letterman. Then we had Agno not only defend Letterman, but the concept of underage sex as being perfectly acceptable. As he put it - if they child has the "ability" sex is fine, and there should be no laws of consent because such laws are "intrusive".
The entire conversation regarding what Letterman did was very telling.
There is a disturbing number in here who appear to condone what Letterman did, which in effect, is supporting the sexual objectification of females, including teenage girls.
That is appalling.
Thanks Sinatra, and apologies to WT!ya think??? NBC/GE ya think?.......
Is it your premise that since GE owns NBC that NBC cannot be in bed with Obama?
That dog don't hunt. If so you need to get out more.....![]()
Actually I think they were saying that it is very likely the two - GE/NBC and the Obama administration are closely linked.
As for Palin, she has now managed to take on Letterman and NBC with this incident, and done so with a strength and conviction unseen by any other political conservative in recent memory - perhaps because her position is more that of a mother and a woman than simply a politician...
Thanks Sinatra, and apologies to WT!Is it your premise that since GE owns NBC that NBC cannot be in bed with Obama?
That dog don't hunt. If so you need to get out more.....![]()
Actually I think they were saying that it is very likely the two - GE/NBC and the Obama administration are closely linked.
As for Palin, she has now managed to take on Letterman and NBC with this incident, and done so with a strength and conviction unseen by any other political conservative in recent memory - perhaps because her position is more that of a mother and a woman than simply a politician...