Posted on 08/12/2016 9:53:08 AM PDT by jacknhoo
Trump campaign spokesperson Katrina Pierson left MSNBC anchor Kate Snow 'speechless' Wednesday, when she said that the candidate is not responsible for peoples' mistaken reactions to statements of his, that she sees being taken out of context.
"If you listen to Donald Trump's rallies," Pierson said about comments this week about the Second Amendment, "He talks about this all the time --at every rally-- If Hillary Clinton is able to appoint Supreme Court candidates [who are] against the Second Amendment, there has to be something to stop her."
"But does he have any responsibility for what people hear?" Snow asked. "For what they ...
(Excerpt) Read more at realclearpolitics.com ...
She’s right!
Katrina is a gem!
LOL! The old john f’n kohn-heinz-kerry line? “I apologize for your people being too stupid to comprehend what I said.”
The typical hypocritical liberal pretends to be outraged over WORDS, but never gets heated up over DEEDS - such as hillary’s arrogant attitude, lawbreaking, and letting Americans die in Benghazi.
Ya gotta LOVE Katrina!!!! GO KATRINA!!!
Read the whole transcript. Katrina rips the talking head to pieces. No mercy.
The only reason the dumb blonde is speechless is because Katrina is right and she knows it and her two semesters of interviewing technique in J-school hasn’t quite prepared her to actually think rather than reel off talking point questions.
How’s that?....What a good woman.
Correction, Snow has a Masters in Foreign Service from Georgetown University, so she’s probably never even taken a class in interviewing techniques. And whatever the hell is taught in “Foreign Service” school, it obviously doesn’t include critical thinking skills.
Way To Go Katrina!!! This ‘communist media, our government says so’ is getting worse than I have ever seen...
There are lies, and then there are lies that are trying to ruin the reputation of a Great Man...
As Trump Supporters, we have to step up and make sure than doesn’t happen...write your local t.v. stations (I did to Fox 13 here in Utah) let then know YOU know the facts, THEY don’t and are lying and you know it!!!
SNOW: I'm speechless because I'm trying to follow your logic, here Katrina. I'm having a hard time.PIERSON: I can tell.
ROTFL. Snow argued that rally talk and serious negotiations with partners and opponents will have the same tone.
I suppose something like this could apply to other instances in this issue, but cutting through the media narrative in this case with the MSNBC host makes me think of a scene near the end of the Star Trek TOS episode “Return of the Archons”. After trying to talk to Landru in the Hall of Audiences, Kirk and Spock determine that it is a projection and that it is pointless to carry on further talking so they simply fire their phasers at the wall and discover ultimately that Landru was simply a computer.
Maybe I’m being silly referencing this, but this did come to my mind.
I have been convinced, since I became an adult, that argument by ignorant inferences (red herrings, call it what you wish) is the laziest intellectual form of "argument."
So if Donald Trump says at one of his rallies-
“Did anyone see that blazing orange sunset last night?”
and some idiot jumps in the ocean because “the sky’s on fire!”, it’s Trumps fault?
“And whatever the hell is taught in “Foreign Service” school, it obviously doesn’t include critical thinking skills.”
They offered this stupid course in Stanford when i was there but judging by the students attending that class, I surmise they’re lib morons. One thing I learned in uni is that libs yell, thinkers explain...
I like this little gal ... very quick witted.
I hope she becomes his press secretary
And that’s why Katrina is the national spokesperson for Donald Trump.......
It’s a pity more MSNBC anchors aren’t speechless.
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