"Seeing as how Dick – excuse me, Vice President Cheney – never misfires,
then evidently he's quite convinced that what he had evidently read
about me by the lamestream media, having been written, what I believe is
a false narrative over the last four years, evidently Dick Cheney
believed that stuff and that's a shame."
No guesses who's whining in this pitiful excuse for something like a sentence.
And I get it that it's not a prepared speech.
But seriously, try to divide this even on a subject/predicate level. Not to mention the repeated problems with tense (well, I guess I mentioned them).
I find it worrisome that audiences accept and even expect this type of speech as reasonable on a program that purports to provide insightful commentary.
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Man, that hurts my head.
I didn't even understand it the first time thru. Also, she has a communications degree. Evidently.
HA!
This is why I love you two. I knew you'd agree with my linguistic frustrations.
I had to read it four times, and I still only get what she may have been TRYING to say, since what she said isn't a logical progression.
Sometimes her interviews are fun to watch for the first 30 seconds, but after that it becomes so infuriating that I get kinda nauseated.
What was the McCain campaign thinking?
But, to be fair, her accent is fun to analyze.
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