Monologue Bill Maher

[flamingdem]

[Rorey]

1. Jeffrey Lord

It was sort of uncomfortable for me to watch the segment with Jeffrey Lord. He was clearly uncomfortable in that setting, but then Bill Maher can be pretty dominating. It was a great show, though. The panel was great.

Edit: What I mean about Lord is that he so clearly was out of his element, and I get the feeling that he KNOWS that things are very bad for 45, no matter what words came out of his mouth.

[flamingdem]

2. That made me cringe

But I loved the America tourism ads!

[Rorey]

5. They were hilarious! NT

I'm really not a fan of Maher, but I watch every week now.

[Gabi Hayes]

3. lord is the only surrogate that I don't completely loathe.

I think he's only in it for the money/exposure, cause he's affable to the point that I think it's obvious he doesn't believe half of what he says

the others deserve......well, you fill in the blanks

lightspeed talker boris epshtyn, into what fetid cesspool have you resubmerged?

[Rorey]

4. He's almost human

Unlike those ones whose names I put in those blanks you told me to fill.

[Warpy]

6. I couldn't last through the whole clip at Mediaite

They ought to put that liar's face next to "hypocrite" in every English dictionary.

[pansypoo53219]

7. charlie sykes spent like 25 years an dmore as the local limbaugh pushing the GOp far rite and NOW he

is all mea culpa like glen beckkk? NOW they see?

[Rorey]

8. I was thinking that too

They do hate 45, but I don't feel all warm and fuzzy about either of them.

[Seasider]

9. I liked his monologue on liberals need for alpha males

It's always been frustrating to see liberals time and time again fall for the Conservative fake outrage when one of their own gets caught in a sex related scandal. The Democratic turns their back on these guys and banishes them to the political wilderness and yet when it happens to a Republican, they get a slap on the wrist as long as they acknowledge God and that the Lord has forgiven him.

I don't like what Weiner, Spitzer and Edwards did and if they broke any laws they should be punished. Having said that, I think we can all agree the party is not exactly in a great place right now. We can't afford to keep discarding "damaged goods" candidates because we're afraid of what conservatives or independents will think. The strange irony in all this, is that the election of Trump has kind of negated the "morality card" tactic from the right-wingers so if there's any time for political redemption for these guys, it's probably now.