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Irely on experts. Everyone should. Sick? Visit the doctor. Tooth trouble? The dentist. Car trouble? The mechanic. Climbing Mount Everest? Hire a guide. Want to come closer to God? A church near you meets at 10:30 or 11 this Sunday. Experts are indispensable aides to lives well-lived. Trust Us, a new documentary from the Pacific Legal Foundation, discusses experts in a wholly different role. These experts do not offer advice. They issue commands. The documentary considers the role experts assumed in the twentieth century: figuring out what you should do and how you should do it. You aren’t just to...

How many times has 0 been ridiculed for using a teleprompter in his speeches. The answer is probable in the range of thousands of times but he is very, very good at fakery as are the ALL the media anchors. They are professional, often misleading, readers.

Trump's teleprompter challenge trips up White House By Susan Crabtree • 8/26/15 3:53 PM White House press secretary Josh Earnest got a little tongue-tied Wednesday after being asked what he thought of Donald Trump's suggestion that teleprompters ought to be outlawed. Veteran CBS White House correspondent Mark Knoller asked him if such a uniform ban would affect the president "adversely." Since the 2008 presidential campaign, Obama has been known for his reliance on tele-prompters to deliver speeches and often rambles without one. "I don't have any … well … that's a tough one to respond to," Earnest admitted amid some...

Obama supporters lined up to greet the president in Madison, Wisc., on Thursday. While there, they were asked by Rebel Pundit if they thought it was fair that Obama didn’t have his teleprompter at the debate this week. Pure video gold

GOP presidential candidate Rick Santorum says teleprompters should be illegal for presidential candidates.

Get a load of what Dear Leader's roadies have to  lug-into an ELEMENTARY SCHOOL to salve his  incompetence and boundless paranoia: Still needs to have the podium... the 'prompters... the lights, black boxes, and don't forget a  Secret Service suit behind to be on the lookout for any terrorist-type Cub Scouts with  TEA-partier parents who may have poisoned their minds with hate. Here's how the last guy did it- you know, the 'dumb' one...

President Obama uses teleprompters to make remarks about the gulf oil disaster and military at the Naval Air Technical Training Center in Pensacola, Florida. Tuesday, June 15, 2010.

Here is video of Jon Stewart last night mocking President Obama and his advisers for making the huge gaffe of setting up the Presidential podium and his teleprompters in a sixth grade classroom recently. Obama was not using the prompters to speak to the students, as some have erroneously reported, but he did speak to the media in another classroom using the podium and the teleprompters. The backdrop of the elementary school classroom made the appearance look totally ridiculous! It does make you wonder why no one on the President's team - or Obama himself - had the common sense...

MSNBC President Phil Griffin has vowed to launch a “thorough and complete investigation” to root out “any insidious, racist teleprompters in our midst.” After anchor Contessa Brewer was victimized by a racist ‘prompter that couldn’t tell the difference between Rev. Jesse Jackson and Rev. Al Sharpton, the news organization realized that it had a serious problem on its hands. “It’s something that we probably should have paid more attention to after the first few incidents,” said Griffin. Griffin then detailed some recent ‘prompter faux pas that the post-racial Obama administration network of choice originally dismissed as isolated incidents. Last spring,...

Teleprompter Parity is a new social theory that if equality of access to teleprompters is obtained for both the left and the right, equality of outcome cannot be too far behind in leveling the playing field for getting the right message out. The theory posits that the current news media paradigm is inherently biased to the left in the struggle for control of teleprompters. Various plans for obtaining teleprompter parity have been proposed, including: * Equal time for teleprompters * Banning teleprompters