The impartial friendly media strikes again.

by SamCogar Mon Jun 28, 2010 11:31 am

Caught on Tape Mocking Palin

Several people were caught on an open mike mocking Sarah Palin for delivering a "roller coaster"-type speech after she addressed California State University, Stanislaus on Friday.

As the former Alaska governor stepped off stage at the sold-out dinner fundraiser and the sound of applause faded away, voices identified as reporters in a viral video could be heard one after another cracking jokes about the speech.

"Oh my God, I feel like I just got off a roller coaster, going round and round, and up and down. Sh-t flying out … everywhere," one said, as someone else made whooshing sounds.

Another one chimed in, comparing the address to the work of a sloppy college student.

"When you’ve got to write a report as a college student and you just try to jam as many quotes in as possible … That’s what I got," he said.

Someone else added: "She didn’t finish a statement."

Then another voice could be heard cutting through, saying: "Did she make a statement, because I didn’t catch that either."

Click here to watch the video.

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2010/06/27/reporters-caught-tape-mocking-palin-speech/?test=latestnews

by **ohio county** Mon Jun 28, 2010 3:48 pm

In all fairness, Sam, I've never heard Biden speak but I didn't turn to whoever was in the room and ask, "How many times can you use the word 'literally' in conversation"? And he's got a habit of slipping into the vernacular that is most puzzling: "It's time to step up to the plate. I mean get with the deal here..." when he's making paying taxes an exciting and zesty enterprise.

Of course I am neither a professional nor someone who believes in objectivity. But, in their defense, they thought they were "off the record". Know what I mean?

by **SheikBen** Mon Jun 28, 2010 6:38 pm

The MSM is surely dominated by liberals, outside of Fox News. Arguably that is more a function of them being well educated, secular, and urban than any kind of MSM-ideological litmus tests.

The question is whether they are fair to Miss Palin. One can think poorly of her and yet be fair in reporting. I doubt very much this is the case, but it is at least possible.

by ziggy Mon Jun 28, 2010 9:57 pm

The "impartial" media person or the impartial media is but a myth. It is neither in human nature nor in human institutions to be "impartial". It is not the fault of the "media" that Sarah Palin is scatter-brained and mentally disjointed.

by SamCogar Tue Jun 29, 2010 8:43 am

ohio county wrote:Of course I am neither a professional nor someone who believes in objectivity. But, in their defense, they thought they were "off the record". Know what I mean?

Sure nuff, ....... I do.

But then, General McCrystal probably thought he was "off the record" also.

But of course there is a big difference in expressing one's personal opinion and voicing defaming remarks for one's personal enjoyment and approval of their like minded peers. Aka: Ziggy's remark of: "It is not the fault of the "media" that Sarah Palin is scatter-brained and mentally disjointed."

And Biden calling that clerk a "Smartass" was uncalled for in my opinion but he got a "free ride" out of doing so.

I guess I really think all such "off the record" or "slip of the tongue" remarks should be ignored ........ but the Democrats and their supporting media have made an "Art Form" out of using such to defame and discredit Republicans without suffering any ill effects when they are guilty of said.

Which only proves a large segment of the populace is quite gullible and little more than clueless little lemmings believing just about anything the media tells them.

Aka, again, the above remark. The impartial friendly media strikes again. 81632

The impartial friendly media strikes again. 81632

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by ziggy Tue Jun 29, 2010 11:57 am

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