Fox pans Pawlenty’s tough-guy persona after he claims Obama wears Depends
Thursday, April 07, 2011 at 6:54 am
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A potential GOP candidate getting flak from Fox News’ conservative anchors for criticizing President Obama? That was the case for Tim Pawlenty on Wednesday when the Fox and Friends new macho image isn’t sitting well with some of Fox News’ conservative anchors who called Pawlenty’s recent comments about President Obama, “inappropriate,” “out of hand” and possibly “bad for the country.” The Fox and Friends crew took Pawlenty to task on Wednesday after Pawlenty made a comment on Tuesday that Obama gets so scared by intelligence briefings that he soils himself.
Pawlenty told radio host Dennis Miller, “The intelligence people come in and brief him in the morning, he’s probably looking for a pair of Depends, and so I think he’s in over his head on a lot of levels and a lot of ways, and that’s reflective of how he thrashes about and in some ways almost reacts incoherently to these security situations.”
Brian Kilmeade said he thought it was “bad for the country.”
Gretchen Carlson saw it as Pawlenty trying to rebrand his “Minnesota nice” image. “You can see there is a strategy in play of Tim Pawlenty trying to get a little more tough tough now the question is is that acceptable in getting tough.”
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Comment posted April 7, 2011 @ 8:26 am
All You Need To Know About Tim Pawlenty, In One Simple Quote:
“Children who are victims of failed personal responsibility are not my problem, nor are they the problem for our government.” — Majority Leader Tim Pawlenty, April 2001 – as quoted in the Aitkin Independent Newspaper
It is amazing the depths Pawlenty will go; but it is not new.
Comment posted April 7, 2011 @ 9:19 am
or perhaps is it any wonder that Tim Pawlenty scores so low on the GOP radar when it comes to potential GOP Pesidential nominees?
Pawlwnty should talk! He was way over his head as Governor of Minnesota for 8 years!
Comment posted April 7, 2011 @ 10:17 am
Poor t-paw. It’s so hard to find yourself and your voice when there is no self to find.
Tim is an opportunist and a panderer and there is no there there.
Comment posted April 7, 2011 @ 11:38 am
I wouldn’t expect much more out of him. He is disrespectful on all levels and doesn’t see a government position as a priveldge and honor but as a claim to his own fame. He is a joke. And Minnesota nice? I believe he sucked that out of us in the last 8 years. We’ve become Minnesota mean under his guidance. Everyone is frustrated and fearful of losing everything they have because of this clown!
Comment posted April 7, 2011 @ 11:42 am
I am putting all my positive thoughts into the idea that the country will finally see the extremist personal agenda and separate them them from the GOP. This Gov had the MFC in his pocket all 8 years. He is showing his true colors of late. He is a bigot through and through.
Does anyone understand history? I don’t want to throw around the German Catastrophe for fear of just being another one throwing it out. But the religious extremist cult thought pattern is what made the Hitlers of the world. I wouldn’t insult Hitler and put T-PAW in his category but, I will say that the mind set of the extremist religious right in our country is the one that tried to stop the end of slavery, it was the extremist religious right that tried to stop women’s right. Its the religious extremist right, right here in our state that want our schools to be segregated, and want to put into law biblical thoughts. Its the religious extremist right that are burning books, and banning knowledge.
If you have the MFC in your pocket your the religious extremist right. A hate group, and if you are someone that says you are proud to be aligned with those titled hate groups (T-PAW has said this) then, make your own conclusions.
Comment posted April 7, 2011 @ 3:23 pm
Hockey. That has worked for him in the past. Remember his campaign posters and ads showing him playing hockey? Now he says he watches hockey fight highlights to relax. What will he think of next to show us that he’s just an ordinary guy? Kind of reminds me of the Coleman ads and appearances at which his dutiful wife stood in the background with a frozen expression, apparently doing her part in their agreement that he would in turn support her modeling and acting ambitions. What will these Pander Bears do next?
Comment posted April 12, 2011 @ 3:56 pm
He is an inauthentic man and must be in turmoil inside trying to find himself.
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