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Devil? and it was, what, 20 people speaking for two hours, all of whom had the same tone and tenor. none of whom really said anything about child molestation or child abuse, and all of them, except for one, i believe, were not from alabama, so i don t know what to call them, perhaps carpet teabaggers, so i don t know how they affect the alabama senate race. i think you coined a term for better or for worse. let me go to josh on that one. carpet teabaggers. what do you think of that, what we just heard? that was one hell of a serenade. it seemed to me like deep belief, deep fear, deep anger, all the emotions there over what is really just a senate race. not the most important thing in history and only for three year, half a term, yet they re fighting like it s god and heaven against the devil and hell. well, that was that press conference was essentially a microcosm of roy moore s entire political life. you know, this anti-everything,
That picture of him with his legs three feet apart is a weird picture. he looks like captain cornpone. he looks like a hick. what is that posture about? senator scott looks great. he looks like huckleberry finn. here is a ben carson supporter this morning explaining the carson appeal, which i find interesting. i think ben carson is a good, decent man. he is saying the same thing donald trump says only he s a little more finesse with it. what do you make of that? i never understood the carson appeal. he s slow talking, a gentleman, obviously of deep belief, but i don t get the spark of excitement for the next presidency. what is it? what s the appeal? i think his appeal is tapping into one specific faction of republican primary goers. he s made, built his candidacy on saying very outlandish
Long time and hope the other candidates fall apart. he s not going to win on debate. he is not good at debates. john, he ought to look how to sit in a chair. that picture of him with his legs three feet apart is a weird picture. he looks like captain cornpone. he looks like a hick. what is that posture about? senator scott looks great. he looks like huckleberry finn. here is a ben carson supporter this morning explaining the carson appeal, which i find interesting. i think ben carson is a good, decent man. he is saying the same thing donald trump says only he s a little more finesse with it. what do you make of that? i never understood the carson appeal. he s slow talking, a gentleman, obviously of deep belief, but i don t get the spark of excitement for the next presidency. what is it? what s the appeal?
I don t think this has to do with the jewish vote at all. i think it has to do with obama s views on national interest in the middle east. what about pollard, the spy. he s been in prison for a very long time. he wasn t spying on us, he was spying on arabs. he broke the law. he s a criminal. it seems if he makes a statement of apology, deep belief that he shouldn t have done it, we should let him out. what do you think? i think that jonathan pollard is culpable, guilty. the only question is, is the sentence proportionate to the crime? at this point i think it s now disproportionately severe. what do you think about that, peter? 28 years is more than nelson mandela. i mean, it s a long time and i wonder whether doing something wrong, he s got to say something, i think, myself. i want to hear him say something, this sent what freandly government should do to another government. your thoughts? i m not sure we entirely know