Carlson asks if Obama using the word "unprecedented" "so many times" will "cause trouble for the president"
November 30, 2009 7:33 am ET
From the November 30 edition of Fox News' Fox & Friends:
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Ladies and gentlemen! That is news! Good diehard journalism!
*Facepalm*
Just take a gander at the still from the video above. It's like a clown face frozen in time.
Further a term used to much, notably by the above, is disingenuous. For a while it appeared it was her new vocab. word of the month.
Let us also not forget that Politico also made a BIG deal about Obama not inviting women to his basketball games or golf outings ...
Hey, could we bring back the "Red Scare" Scoreboard? If Fox News is so concerned about the overuse of a word, perhaps they should be more aware of their overuse of certain words (i.e. "Communism", "Fascism", "Socialism")?
First it's, "Look how BIG this bill is! We can't possibly think of voting for something that BIG!!!"
Then it's, "Let's count how many times the word 'shall' is in this legislation, and this is another reason why we can't vote for health care reform..."
Then they moved onto, "Look how many times Obama used the word 'I'
I see their whole critique about Obama is how many times they use words, and or how long bills are.
Somebody's been spending too much time naked in front of the mirror?
/snark
Thanks, Jon Stewart, the most TRUSTED name in news.
(oh, is that CNN? Hard to tell them from FOX)
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ARE YOU PEOPLE SERIOUS?
Why don't you simply say 'I HOPE using the word unprecedented so many times WILL cause trouble for the president'?
You silly Harlot.
As if it matters anyway. Most of the time, 'unprecedented' is exactly the right word, because most of what he's doing is very progressive and productive.
Only if Obama -- like his predecessor -- pronounces it thusly:
"un-pre-ce-dent-ter-ra-ted"