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Obama missed chance to set ‘Full Ginsburg’ record
9/21/09
| Joe Lynch
Posted on 09/21/2009 5:43:41 PM PDT by westcoastwillieg
Obama missed chance to set ‘Full Ginsburg’ record
The "Full Ginsburg" refers to an appearance by one person on five major television Sunday morning interview shows on the same day. While Monica Lewinsky’s lawyer, William Ginsburg, was the first person to accomplish the task others have completed the 'Full Ginsburg'.
By not including the Fox network, Obama missed the chance to set a new record. If the talker-in-chief had included Fox, the 'Full Ginsburg Plus One' would present a formidable challenge to any future president.
TOPICS: Chit/Chat
KEYWORDS: ginsburg; lawyer; obama; obamathon; television
To: westcoastwillieg
He missed more than that .. he missed “talking to” 50% of the viewers out there (according to the latest ratings). And most of those people are the Independents (as pointed out on BOR tonight). How “petty” are the people running his show? A stupid little 5-year old children's nah-nah-nah-nah-nah ... instead of foregoing the child play and going for trying to CONVINCE ONE HALF the viewing audience that he was right. His handlers really are a bunch of amateurs. He didn't “hurt Fox” ... he hurt himself!
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posted on
09/21/2009 6:01:16 PM PDT
by
ThePatriotsFlag
( Peace, Love and Insecurity @ http://www.thepatriotsflag.com/)
To: westcoastwillieg
I know a lot of people who were avoiding those appearances....
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posted on
09/21/2009 6:22:57 PM PDT
by
Freddd
(Government run health care=paying more and being denied what we already have.)
To: westcoastwillieg
He preferred the full lewinsky (from the lame stream media).
Too bad Georgie bit ‘em.
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