No, I'm not saying your MessiahRushie is a liar for saying he's skinny, I'm clearly saying that by Porky saying he IDENTIFIES with skinny, then by his OWN opinion he is untrustworthy. I am clearly accepting his skinny identity!
Then you heard your MessiahRushie politicize the church shooting while condemning politicizing the shooting. Porky used the shooting to play politics and attack the "Liberal" media.
IOW, the fact that he was mocking the current "trans" fad flew completely over your head and now you're stuck trying to convince us he was being serious.
He pointed at George Washington and said "Who are these people?". Let's say that he recognized Benjamin Franklin. Give him a medal but he failed to recognize the father of our country. Our Vice President didn't recognize George Washington! The man is an idiot, which is probably why you are defending him, you identify with him.Now you are just playing dumb so you can lie.You're so full of shit. Gore pointed to George Washington, then all the others and said "Who are these people"? He never named one of them. The tour guide had to tell him who all of them were. That moron didn't recognize even one of them.Again you show your brainwashing by your MessiahRushie who injected Jefferson into the lie. There was no bust of Jefferson, it was Jefferson's home.It figures you would focus on Franklin and not Washington and Jefferson. "And who are these guys"? The ******* Vice President doesn't recognize the father of our country, and you ignore that. And you call ME brainwashed. Perfect.
And Gore did not ask about Washington, he pointed to Lafayette and John Paul Jones when he asked "who are these people." Gore only pointed to the busts that were high on 4 wall sconces, the bust of Washington was much lower in a semi circular niche on the "extreme right" as described by the curator to distinguish it from the right sconce Adams position.
June 5, 2015
RUSH: It was kind of like when Algore was at Monticello walking around, and there presidential busts and such there.
He points at Benjamin Franklin and says (paraphrased), "Who are these people?" The curator says, "Ahem, ahem, Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Jefferson, Mr. Vice President?" "Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Benjamin Franklin."
November 17, 2010
RUSH: It's kind of like Algore walking into a museum and pointing, "Who was that?" "That's Benjamin Franklin, Mr. Vice President." "Well, who's that?" "That's Thomas Jefferson, Mr. Vice President." He was in Monticello, at Thomas Jefferson's house. "Who's that?" "Thomas Jefferson."
Clinton Gore Monticello Video C-SPAN.org
When Gore points to the busts with a pan from right to left, his arm is at the same height the whole time, so he only pointed to the wall sconces. Washington was not on a wall sconce.
After Gore finished his pan at the left flank he starts to lower his arm and then almost immediately he repoints to the left flank bust and says one word, "Franklin." Gore said it talking over the curator saying "Washington on the extreme." When Gore repoints to the left flank bust he does not raise his arm as high as when he did his pan, his pointing finger just clears his right shoulder. The camera looks over his right shoulder as Tipper's moves her head down and to the left while he repoints to the left flank bust and name it "Franklin." So keep your eyes on Gore's right shoulder and Tipper's head when you see her head move and listen for Gore's distinct voice talking over the curator, and then tell the truth for once in your life.
Clinton Gore Monticello Video C-SPAN.org
August 13, 2010
LOL...hadit, you may as well be talking to JoeyB on this one.
Limbaugh supported both Bushs and their war's on Iraq. His support for Bush II only faltered when when it became evident to the whole nation that he was incompetent ending his presidency with the worst presidential approval rating on record.
Oh, c'mon now play fair. How does one listen to someone out playing golf?
Well we have made progress. You no longer claim Gore couldn't name the bust of Jefferson since there was no bust of Jefferson, and while you obviously heard Gore name the bust of Franklin, the other bust your MessiahRushie lied about, since you are conceding it without being honest enough to affirm it, you now what to argue about Washington.He pointed at George Washington and said "Who are these people?". Let's say that he recognized Benjamin Franklin. Give him a medal but he failed to recognize the father of our country. Our Vice President didn't recognize George Washington! The man is an idiot, which is probably why you are defending him, you identify with him.Now you are just playing dumb so you can lie.You're so full of shit. Gore pointed to George Washington, then all the others and said "Who are these people"? He never named one of them. The tour guide had to tell him who all of them were. That moron didn't recognize even one of them.Again you show your brainwashing by your MessiahRushie who injected Jefferson into the lie. There was no bust of Jefferson, it was Jefferson's home.It figures you would focus on Franklin and not Washington and Jefferson. "And who are these guys"? The ******* Vice President doesn't recognize the father of our country, and you ignore that. And you call ME brainwashed. Perfect.
And Gore did not ask about Washington, he pointed to Lafayette and John Paul Jones when he asked "who are these people." Gore only pointed to the busts that were high on 4 wall sconces, the bust of Washington was much lower in a semi circular niche on the "extreme right" as described by the curator to distinguish it from the right sconce Adams position.
June 5, 2015
RUSH: It was kind of like when Algore was at Monticello walking around, and there presidential busts and such there.
He points at Benjamin Franklin and says (paraphrased), "Who are these people?" The curator says, "Ahem, ahem, Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Jefferson, Mr. Vice President?" "Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Benjamin Franklin."
November 17, 2010
RUSH: It's kind of like Algore walking into a museum and pointing, "Who was that?" "That's Benjamin Franklin, Mr. Vice President." "Well, who's that?" "That's Thomas Jefferson, Mr. Vice President." He was in Monticello, at Thomas Jefferson's house. "Who's that?" "Thomas Jefferson."
Clinton Gore Monticello Video C-SPAN.org
When Gore points to the busts with a pan from right to left, his arm is at the same height the whole time, so he only pointed to the wall sconces. Washington was not on a wall sconce.
After Gore finished his pan at the left flank he starts to lower his arm and then almost immediately he repoints to the left flank bust and says one word, "Franklin." Gore said it talking over the curator saying "Washington on the extreme." When Gore repoints to the left flank bust he does not raise his arm as high as when he did his pan, his pointing finger just clears his right shoulder. The camera looks over his right shoulder as Tipper's moves her head down and to the left while he repoints to the left flank bust and name it "Franklin." So keep your eyes on Gore's right shoulder and Tipper's head when you see her head move and listen for Gore's distinct voice talking over the curator, and then tell the truth for once in your life.
Clinton Gore Monticello Video C-SPAN.org
Give it up, ed. You lost this argument when I posted the link. Anyone can watch it and see that Gore was clueless about those busts. You would admit it too if you were honest.Well we have made progress. You no longer claim Gore couldn't name the bust of Jefferson since there was no bust of Jefferson, and while you obviously heard Gore name the bust of Franklin, the other bust your MessiahRushie lied about, since you are conceding it without being honest enough to affirm it, you now what to argue about Washington.He pointed at George Washington and said "Who are these people?". Let's say that he recognized Benjamin Franklin. Give him a medal but he failed to recognize the father of our country. Our Vice President didn't recognize George Washington! The man is an idiot, which is probably why you are defending him, you identify with him.Now you are just playing dumb so you can lie.You're so full of shit. Gore pointed to George Washington, then all the others and said "Who are these people"? He never named one of them. The tour guide had to tell him who all of them were. That moron didn't recognize even one of them.Again you show your brainwashing by your MessiahRushie who injected Jefferson into the lie. There was no bust of Jefferson, it was Jefferson's home.It figures you would focus on Franklin and not Washington and Jefferson. "And who are these guys"? The ******* Vice President doesn't recognize the father of our country, and you ignore that. And you call ME brainwashed. Perfect.
And Gore did not ask about Washington, he pointed to Lafayette and John Paul Jones when he asked "who are these people." Gore only pointed to the busts that were high on 4 wall sconces, the bust of Washington was much lower in a semi circular niche on the "extreme right" as described by the curator to distinguish it from the right sconce Adams position.
June 5, 2015
RUSH: It was kind of like when Algore was at Monticello walking around, and there presidential busts and such there.
He points at Benjamin Franklin and says (paraphrased), "Who are these people?" The curator says, "Ahem, ahem, Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Jefferson, Mr. Vice President?" "Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Benjamin Franklin."
November 17, 2010
RUSH: It's kind of like Algore walking into a museum and pointing, "Who was that?" "That's Benjamin Franklin, Mr. Vice President." "Well, who's that?" "That's Thomas Jefferson, Mr. Vice President." He was in Monticello, at Thomas Jefferson's house. "Who's that?" "Thomas Jefferson."
Clinton Gore Monticello Video C-SPAN.org
When Gore points to the busts with a pan from right to left, his arm is at the same height the whole time, so he only pointed to the wall sconces. Washington was not on a wall sconce.
After Gore finished his pan at the left flank he starts to lower his arm and then almost immediately he repoints to the left flank bust and says one word, "Franklin." Gore said it talking over the curator saying "Washington on the extreme." When Gore repoints to the left flank bust he does not raise his arm as high as when he did his pan, his pointing finger just clears his right shoulder. The camera looks over his right shoulder as Tipper's moves her head down and to the left while he repoints to the left flank bust and name it "Franklin." So keep your eyes on Gore's right shoulder and Tipper's head when you see her head move and listen for Gore's distinct voice talking over the curator, and then tell the truth for once in your life.
Clinton Gore Monticello Video C-SPAN.org
First of all, the bust of Washington is not visible in the video, so how can YOU prove Gore pointed to his bust?
Remember the curator gave 5 names and there are only 4 wall sconces and the position of the Washington bust was described as "on the EXTREME right." The 4 sconce positions were named as L to R, Franklin, Lafayette, John Paul Jones and Adams. So where do you think the EXTREME right position is?
Now I have been to Monticello before that 1993 visit when there were 5 busts and I saw that Washington's bust was parked in a small semi circular niche to the right of the wall sconces and much lower than the sconces. The bust of Adams in no longer there and Washington has been moved to the middle of the sconces along with Franklin after the 1993 tour.
Here is a panoramic view of the way the Tea Room is laid out now and you can see where the niche is relative to the wall sconces and the door.. Click in the image and move your mouse to rotate the view 360 degrees.
Monticello Panoramic Image of Tea Room
First of all, how does that change the fact that your MessiahRushie and every other Right-wing source lied about Gore, and how much of an idiot does that make you that you still believed them after viewing the video that exposed their lies that you yourself posted before I posted the C-SPAN video you said you saw but didn't post? Remember it is these same proven liars that are telling you Gore couldn't ID Washington. Why would they suddenly start telling the truth about Washington after lying about Franklin? Why would they have to lie about Franklin if they could tell the truth about Washington?
You just can't admit the truth even when it is staring you in your face. Gore was clearly pointing to the two busts in the middle and he got impatient when the curator named the busts he knew and pointed to them AGAIN holding out his first finger and pinky to get the curator to name them after Gore named the bust of Franklin.
Oh, Joey, great news for those of us accusing you of being an outright liar re your various allegations about Rush's lack of sponsorship.
Agreed...for this he deserves criticism, but don't you love the way he exposes the fallacy and idiocy of leftism?
You just don't know when to quit, do you? One more time, now pay attention. Gore pointed into the room and to the right (at Washington) and panned to the left and said "Who are these people?". He didn't say "Who is this person" or Who is that person", he said "PEOPLE". That means ALL of them. And when he said "Franklin" (after he asked who they were), it looked like he was reading it (probably saw the name underneath the bust). And clearly, Washington was at the SAME LEVEL as the rest of them. Don't try to lie about it's placement. Gore did not know who any of them were and all of your hair splitting about his pinky finger isn't going to change that. Anyone can watch the video and see that you're trying to cover for Gore's utter stupidity (with your own).
