The passion is obvious. Rove is not simply making a point. He's unhappy as he does it. To be fair, as a Fox News contributor, Rove is also defending an employer but he's also right. After watching this short clip of the exchange between he and Terry McAuliffe, I was curious about McAuliffe's responses so I checked out the entire segment.
No need to do so. McAuliffe's points were very lame and his spin was very weak but it didn't stop him from trying. He knew he was on the wrong side of the debate but had to defend the White House stance on Fox News.
Nonetheless, if you're a glutton for the punishment of watching McAuliffe defend a completely untenable position, have at it.
Part 2
Sunday, October 18, 2009
VIDEO: SNL AND THE ROCK OBAMA
Without question a better skit about Obama than last week, which came from an angry left wing perspective that was less than enthralled with Obama's failure to meet his radical promises. This week, Obama's anger itself is the focus.
In fact, if Obama was watching last week, he might have had sympathy for the view that he needs to get tougher. If he saw the skit last night, he was being out and out mocked.
Pro wrestler, The ROCK does a very decent job and his features are perfect for this bit. I know the Rock has been somewhat apolitical publicly these days but I seem to remember him on the Republican side of things in 2000.
How long before CNN runs a fact check on this one?
h/t to HOTAIR PUNDIT
In fact, if Obama was watching last week, he might have had sympathy for the view that he needs to get tougher. If he saw the skit last night, he was being out and out mocked.
Pro wrestler, The ROCK does a very decent job and his features are perfect for this bit. I know the Rock has been somewhat apolitical publicly these days but I seem to remember him on the Republican side of things in 2000.
How long before CNN runs a fact check on this one?
h/t to HOTAIR PUNDIT