Posted on 01/17/2010 7:16:11 AM PST by St_Thomas_Aquinas
In a local radio interview Friday, Ms. Coakley dismissed Curt Schilling... as “another Yankee fan” in the vein of former Republican presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani.
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Coakley is coked out of her mind.
She probably wants to outlaw baseball. It is dangerous and could lead to higher health care costs.
“And yet, they call Palin Stupid...”
Just like Dems and their media pals did to Dan Quayle and Gerald Ford. A conservative makes one mistake...charges of “idiot” immediately come flying from the liberal elitists. When Dems repeatedly say truely stupid things there’s silence. Can you hear the crickets?
No, actually she is such a scumbag that she would slime someone whe doesent know, and would say things she doesent mean and doesent care about just to get a political advantage. She has a criminal mindset.
Croakley — a detestable, woman. Evil!
How many lives did she ruin during her reign of terror as a prosecutor?
I just watched that 3 times in a row and I’m still laughing!
:)
LOL. She has made many gaffes. Yet I found them on the Internet, not in my local media which has coveed the race. Everything is Haiti, almost all of it repetitious, as if using it as a diversion.
Yes it is. But Coakley is so mentally unbalanced I had to replay the ending a couple times to catch that's it was a joke.
After her Scott Brown ....(cue scary music).... IS A REPUBLICAN! ad, nothing seems impossible from her. She not only 'jumped the shark' with that one, she jumped right into a straitjacket.
This is beyond hilarious....
“In a local radio interview Friday, Ms. Coakley dismissed Curt Schilling, the former Red Sox pitcher and supporter of her Republican opponent, Scott Brown, as “another Yankee fan” in the vein of former Republican presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani.
A startled silence hung in the air. Mr. Schilling famously vanquished the Yankees in a 2004 playoff game in which he appeared to bleed into his sock.
“Schilling?” asks the interviewer.
“Yes,” Ms. Coakley replies.
“Curt Schilling. A Yankee fan?
“No. All right. I’m wrong on my…I’m wrong.”
“The Red Sox great pitcher of the bloody sock?”
“Well, he’s not there any more.”
In Boston, obviously, sport isn’t a matter of life or death. To quote Liverpool’s great manager Bill Shankley, it’s more important than that. Ms. Coakley has already come under some criticism for saying she wouldn’t stand outside Fenway Park shaking hands. Her Schilling gaffe—the AG’s campaign told Politico it was a “very, very deadpan” joke.”
Out of her mind?
Out of her league more likely.
She’s a sock puppet-she has not business being in the race.
Thank god they chose her.
The only Red Sox who has a real 'red sock' in the Hall of Fame.
Not possible even for her.
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