"say it ain't so, Joe. Doggonnit!" Are you effing serious?

[Ned_Devine]

I'm sure there have been a million posts about this already, but my gosh. Is there some mouth-breathing hee-haw out there that hears this bullshit and says "that's my girl!" ?

[LisaM]

1. It's unreal.

I learned last night, though, that I can imitate her. Problem is I can't STOP.

[louis-t]

2. Lots of 'em, they wanna have a beer with her.

Maybe she reminds them of their third grade teacher that they had the hots for.

[Ian David]

3. You betcha! n/t

[Arkansas Granny]

4. It just dawned on me that I've seen her character before on the Red Green Show.

[MaineDem]

5. I screamed at that one.

She was obviously well coached about that line.

Honestly, she scares me so much I could cry. I cannot believe that people would actually want her to be anywhere close to taking over the Presidency.

[chelsea0011]

8. It's why she asked him if he minded being called Joe at the beginning

of the debate.

[Hellataz]

6. Yes, yes there is and how sad for our country.

I'm torn if she should be allowed to do anymore media interviews just so i can see her look like an idiot and also hoping she doesn't so i don't have to hear her condescending snarky voice anymore.

[americanstranger]

7. At the bar where I was watching last night...

..the people watching burst out laughing at her when she said that.

And blieve me, they were not laughing with her. As ridiculous as she was to that point, she went completely over the top at that moment, and she became a laughingstock, just like her boss.

They were clearly looking for a moment that would rival Bentsen's put-down on quayle or Mondale's 'Where's the beef?' - but it didn't stick.

- as

[Jane Austin]

9. I knew when she asked if she could call him Joe, that she would use it.

It's like the telephone visible in a play. If it's there, it's going to ring.

[Brigid]

10. Yes, there are plenty who will fall for that.

Therein lies the problem. :(

[JSK]

11. Actually, they say

"That's my GAL!"