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I'm not particularly worried about people like this, but does anyone have a problem with the fact that no one in the background was laughing their a$$e$ off? WTF? Is that normal in California or something? No freakin' wonder...
Didn't you know that it's not Politically Correct (PC) to laugh at stupid people?? ..
If I would have been there ... I would have made damn sure that my laughter was heard ... loud and clear ..
Laughing at stupid people is about as American as Chevrolet and Mom's apple pie .. Thank Gawd I still live in America.
I'm not particularly worried about people like this, but does anyone have a problem with the fact that no one in the background was laughing their a$$e$ off? WTF? Is that normal in California or something? No freakin' wonder...
Normal, yes. If you think that is funny, you need to listen to the city meetings of many towns in California. They are often similar in format. I am dead serious.
She is an idiot, but you do realize that video was snipped and mended to say VERY stupid things?
Quite possible, yet I lived there in a University town and this sort of display was not uncommon in political rallies at the school, city council meetings, or various other functions.
I think this is all the reason the state needs to stop cutting the funding for education! If you are going to speak in public and expect that the audience isn't laughing at you, practice, maybe have some crib notes, or have someone else do the speaking. I applaud anyone that could watch the whole thing.
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