Is Tucker Bounds a Drag on the McCain Campaign? (interview, liberal, spokesman)

[TuborgP]

I mean am I the only one who doesn't like him? He seems like the type who as a kid could get punched out in the middle of the cafeteria by a girl and the place would erupt into applause. I mean I know several people who can't stand him and if this is typical, then McCain might want to leave him in a closet when the press needs to speak with his campaign.

[*Danielle*]

I don't care for him...they need to have slow, steady upbeat speakers...he is the total opposite. He is a terrible representation of the McCain camp...or is he?

[TuborgP]

He comes off as a whiney snob. Who is running for fraternity secretary

[WinterinAmerica]

Considering what Tucker is being asked to do on behalf of the McCain campaign, I think he is doing an admirable job. He has yet to break character and fall off his chair in laughter.

[pirate girl]

I really enjoyed his interview with Campbell Brown when he wouldn't/couldn't answer her question and she would not let him off the hook.

[Freemore]

Originally Posted by WinterinAmerica

Considering what Tucker is being asked to do on behalf of the McCain campaign, I think he is doing an admirable job. He has yet to break character and fall off his chair in laughter.

He'd probably fall right into Nancy Pf----r's lap.

[helenejen]

Originally Posted by TuborgP

He comes off as a whiney snob. Who is running for fraternity secretary

*L* That is so true!

[WinterinAmerica]

Originally Posted by Freemore

He'd probably fall right into Nancy Pf----r's lap.

Can you imagine the children they would produce??

[helenejen]

Where are all the Tucker lovers to defend him? Helloooooo?

[Grizzmeister]

In all seriousness the guy seems out of his league even when talking to the mildest examples of the “liberal media”. Newt Gingrich, in contrast, has done a far better job as a John McCain spokesman than Tucker Bounds has. Chalk it up as another poor staff choice by the McCain campaign.