@AverageJoe1 saidYou mean she's got a message she wants to bring across professionally?
I can't add anything to this!!!!
https://www.skynews.com.au/opinion/sky-news-host-reacts-to-kamala-harris-giving-nearly-identical-speeches-at-separate-rallies/video/590ff5148c1caf04c7e561a31d4c9dc6
@shavixmir saidno, it means she doesn’t have any policies to bring, she just repeats what her speech writers tell her. an empty vessel
You mean she's got a message she wants to bring across professionally?
@Mott-The-Hoople saidOf course. That must be it.
no, it means she doesn’t have any policies to bring, she just repeats what her speech writers tell her. an empty vessel
@shavixmir saidThe late great Hannibal lecter would be appalled.
You mean she's got a message she wants to bring across professionally?
@shavixmir saidNo, we mean she does not have a mind of her own, etc. No creativity. Not good.
You mean she's got a message she wants to bring across professionally?
@AverageJoe1 saidwow you really don't realize just how moronic you sound. You actually treat presidential candidates like entertainers that need to keep their routine fresh else it become stale and the audience might get bored.
I can't add anything to this!!!!
https://www.skynews.com.au/opinion/sky-news-host-reacts-to-kamala-harris-giving-nearly-identical-speeches-at-separate-rallies/video/590ff5148c1caf04c7e561a31d4c9dc6
@AverageJoe1 saidyou imbeciles stick with your performing clown. i don't need the future president of the US to be given the creativity stamp of approval from some inbred magaasshats who aren't even voting for her.
No, we mean she does not have a mind of her own, etc. No creativity. Not good.
@shavixmir saidIf I told you that I would like to manage one of your Pubs in Nlands, you would ask me if I have any experience.
So, someone with loads of experince knows nothing?
I would say no.
So, there you have it. You prob think she has experience because the nameplate on her desk says Vice President. If Sonhouse sat down at that desk, would he have experience?
@Zahlanzi saidMe? Sky News wrote that. Do you think that they are moronic and should lose subscribers left and right? Tell us of your experience, starting with your degree in Journalism, but don't stop there. How are you qualified to grade Sky News?
wow you really don't realize just how moronic you sound. You actually treat presidential candidates like entertainers that need to keep their routine fresh else it become stale and the audience might get bored.
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@AverageJoe1 saidThe same person, Rupert Murdoch, started both Sky and Fox News.
Me? Sky News wrote that. Do you think that they are moronic and should lose subscribers left and right? Tell us of your experience, starting with your degree in Journalism, but don't stop there. How are you qualified to grade Sky News?
Neither have anything to do with journalism; they are right wing propaganda machines.
@no1marauder saidBut is that relevant, since what they say is true? If MSNBC reports that it snowed in Montana in January, it is fact, so would I write on the Forum that MSNBC, a propaganda machine, has nothing to do with journalism?
The same person, Rupert Murdoch, started both Sky and Fox News.
Neither have anything to do with journalism; they are right wing propaganda machines.
I really do not get your post. To what end is your comment?
@AverageJoe1 saidYou don't seem to read your own posts; YOU were the one who criticized another poster because they don't have a Journalism degree and thus are incapable of judging Sky News.
But is that relevant, since what they say is true? If MSNBC reports that it snowed in Montana in January, it is fact, so would I write on the Forum that MSNBC, a propaganda machine, has nothing to do with journalism?
I really do not get your post. To what end is your comment?
But one doesn't need advanced journalism courses to know Fox and Sky News are junk and not journalism.
Anyone who knows anything about politics knows candidates generally have a "stump speech" which is similar wherever and whenever they deliver it.