Howard Dean Gives S.E. Cupp Taste Of Fact-Based Reality

[onehandle]

Why S.E. Cupp is considered any sort of serious commentator worthy of Sunday shows is truly beyond me, but evidently the bookers at This Week with George Stephanopoulis thought an Art History major carries knowledge of health care issues with it.

Evidently her deep, careful study of health care and young people has led her to this conclusion:There's two problems, one is the technological, sort of mechanics of this. Obamacare relies on Millennials, these young invincibles who have never bought health insurance in the past, to suddenly change their behavior and buy something they don't think they need. And in some cases can't afford. That mechanical issue remains to be seen and the web site rollout has affected that.

Gosh, I guess Cupp missed the 2012 campaign where people went nuts every time Obama mentioned letting them stay on their parents' policies until they're 26? Or story after story of how a young person couldn't qualify for health insurance because they were treated for acne when they were teens?

I could go on, but Governor Dean delivered the goods not only to Cupp, but also to George Stephanopoulis who ought to know better...

http://crooksandliars.com/karoli/howard-dean-gives-se-cupp-taste-fact-based-

[GOTV]

1. TV needs its eye candy n/t

[mimi85]

6. Maybe for some but

my husband can not stand the woman! He says just looking at her eyes (through those glasses) is enough for him. I wonder if she really needs them or just wears them to try to look intelligent. Ha, whatever, it isn't working!

[Oilwellian]

11. I agree, she's hideous

I also believe her glasses are not prescription. I remember seeing a camera behind her one time, you could see through her glasses from behind, and they were just plain glass. She's as phony as they come.

[GOTV]

12. She in particular may not float your husband's boat but ...

... there are probably some women on television your husband would watch that don't merit his attention on their ideas alone.

I know that's the case for me.

[mimi85]

14. So true!

He has a thing for lovely Latina ladies ala Penelope Cruz. Ha, I don't think he would care if she would be wearing bifocals! Can't forget Selma Hayek, Sofia Vergara and Eva Mendes! Forget the Jennifer Lopez types for some reason. (Like when she opens her mouth).

He even collects Mexican and Spanish beer trays from the 1930s onward with gorgeous girls on them. They really are pretty cool. And here I am, of Norwegian and German heritage. I do have brown eyes, and that's where the similarity ends!

[Scurrilous]

2. K & R

[NastyRiffraff]

3. God I love Howard Dean

He's the fresh air of rationality blowing through the fetid smog of punditry.

[mimi85]

7. Best sentence of the day!

You must be a writer and if not, you should be. I'm going to save that one in my fav quotes folder.

[NastyRiffraff]

8. Thank you!

I'm an amateur writer Very amateur.

[Ikonoklast]

4. Sippy Cupp is an expert on securing employment based on her looks.

Anyone who listens to her seeking an expert opinion on any subject other than that will be sorely disappointed.,

[bluestate10]

5. The media is nothing but a bunch of inbreeding whores. It doesn't matter that Cup

doesn't know shit, she is gold in Stephanopoulis' eyes because she MAY bring new viewers to his show. Principles go out the window for those asses.

[ananda]

9. Staph (infection) DOES know better!

Hes a corporate tool.

[Wounded Bear]

10. SE Cupp looks like she's......

channeling Tina Fey's caricature of Sarah Palin. She certainly has the empty headed, "I'll recite the rhetoric" thing down pat.

[calimary]

13. Dirty job, but somebody's gotta do it.

Educating Sippy Cupp. Who seems to know mainly that she likes showing off her legs on TV.