Enter
This Week didn’t just raise a dumb
question and seek a trivial answer,
they devoted a lot of time to a deep
exploration on the matter.
In addition, the bookers for
This Week hit their rolodexes
and decided that what the world
needed was Rep. Louis Gohmert
(R-Texas) on a panel. And over at
Meet the Press, producers booked
Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa).
Here is a message to the Republican Party, from me: Guys, I
don’t know if you’ve noticed this,
but you are getting rooked pretty
badly by the Sunday shows. Did
y’all wake up today thinking that
the best thing for your message
was to have it carried by guys like
Trump and Gohmert and King? I
am guessing that’s not the case.
But that’s who got booked, because
nothing is better for ratings than a
bunch of hot messes on the teevee.
Trump happily obliged himself
to the task of being a hot mess,
though, continuing to offer up a
steady stream of rhetorical skidmarks on the lunatic “Obama birth
certificate” conspiracy theory as
well: “Well, I don’t know, was
there a birth certificate? You tell
me. You know some people say
that was not his birth certificate.
So maybe it was; maybe it wasn’t.”
LOOKING FORWARD
IN ANGST
HUFFINGTON
08.18.13
Additionally, Jonathan Karl
asked Donald Trump the Important
Questions, like, “Is Ted Cruz eligible
to be president?” Karl knows that
the answer to this question is “Yes.”
But Karl a ͭ