Sunday, October 17, 2004
Sweet!
Tim Russert just hammered Jim DeMint on "Meet the Press," exposing DeMint for the radical right extremist he is. DeMint, of course, has said that gays should not be allowed to teach in public schools. DeMint was trying to hide his bigotry by simply refusing to answer any of Russert's questions. There were several variations of this Q&A passage: Russert:"Do you think gays should be allowed to teach?" DeMint: "I think local school boards should decide." Russert should have asked DeMint if he believed that local boards should be permitted to discriminate in hiring teachers.
It must have been hard (incredibly hard) for Inez Tenenbaum to sit there and maintain a poker face, instead of grinning like the cat that ate the canary, throughout DeMint's verbal squirming.
DeMint's probably gonna win the election, though . . .
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Tim Russert just hammered Jim DeMint on "Meet the Press," exposing DeMint for the radical right extremist he is. DeMint, of course, has said that gays should not be allowed to teach in public schools. DeMint was trying to hide his bigotry by simply refusing to answer any of Russert's questions. There were several variations of this Q&A passage: Russert:"Do you think gays should be allowed to teach?" DeMint: "I think local school boards should decide." Russert should have asked DeMint if he believed that local boards should be permitted to discriminate in hiring teachers.
It must have been hard (incredibly hard) for Inez Tenenbaum to sit there and maintain a poker face, instead of grinning like the cat that ate the canary, throughout DeMint's verbal squirming.
DeMint's probably gonna win the election, though . . .
