So I recorded Faux News so I could hear their reaction after the speech.

[Clio the Leo]

Here's a summary...

* The speech was ok, but mostly it was typical Obama rhetoric.

* Bobby Jindal is awesome, he will save us all, his speech will be very optimistic (notice this is BEFORE he gives the rebuttal.)

* Lets stop talking for a few minutes and watch Obama sign autographs.

* Back to Bobby, he's cool ...... did you know he's not gonna take the stimulus money? He's superbrave. I'm looking forward to his rebuttal speech, he's a great speaker. He's all young and talented-like.

This must be what sitting on the deck of the Titanic as it approached the iceberg was like.

Is there any interest in a continued summary?

[quiet.american]

1. Well done. I think the MSNBC groan of "Oh god" when Jindal appeared summed it up for me, lol. nt

I've been laughing out loud every few minutes when I think of it. I don't know if it was Keith or Chris, but it was a funny, funny moment.

[Arugula Latte]

2. Did they strike up "Nearer My God To Thee" when Jindal opened his goofy mouth?

[Clio the Leo]

4. Perhaps they should have....

.... as homeboy needed prayer.

[Clio the Leo]

3. Here's a few more gems....

... unfortunately I didnt get the reaction to Jindal's speech recorded. Poopie!

Now Hannity is interviewing Cantor.

Hannity says "we just ended the Bush ERROR" (instead of "ERA" ... you cant make these stuff up.)

Cantor hopes the President reaches out more to the Congress next time.

Says that the GOP needs to be the party of "Do as we do, not as we say."

Yeah, I have no idea what that even means.

[bookman]

5. Titanic :)

"Isn't the band great?"

[Clio the Leo]

6. DONT LET GO JACK!!!! ...... AW CRAP!!!! NT

[Clio the Leo]

7. And now Hannity is interviewing one of the Osmonds....

... about what he thinks about the speech and the Stim bill in general.

And it's not even the cute one.....



Apparently rich, random Osmond man says that he was taught to only spend what money you had and not go into debt that no one has a right to have shelter from the cold.

I fully realize that, being an Osmond, the house he grew up in (he's a grandkid) was probably full of people, but still, I doubt it was a shack. Ya know?