I know this is petty but it MUST be said...

[youthere]

That woman has the WORST grammar I've ever heard with the exception of the current idiot-in-chief. Good GOD where do they get these people? Illiterates-R-Us?

[TheDebbieDee]

1. I agree. It's physically painful to listen to her..........

and shrub, too, for that matter.

[youthere]

3. The woman speaks circles around...

the point she's trying to make. ARRRRGH! It's maddening. She takes WAY too much effort to listen too.

[liberalmuse]

2. I can't even understand what she's saying most of the time!

I don't do Pageant-speak. Never watched them enough.

[youthere]

4. She reminds me of one of those people...

who tries to sound more intelligent by using large words they don't understand. AAAAAAAAGH!

[Solomon]

20. And when she learns a new word, she hangs on to it and

repeats it over and over. In this interview, the word was "recuse".

[youthere]

23. LOL!

Yes! I noticed that. She'll use it several times in the same sentence.

[JenniferJuniper]

5. I can't take anymore of that "g" droppin'.....

Stupid people suck.

[youthere]

6. How in the world does someone...

get that far in life without being able to communicate properly?

[IndianaJohn]

7. She's the "governor" of alaska...and I don't think that's saying much.

She has such a horrible time constructing sentences from the mumble jumbled mush in her mind. She is indeed a torture to listen to.

[JenniferJuniper]

8. Eye battin' and moose killin' are

apparently the only skills required of some folks.

[JBoy]

17. Stabbin' people in the back, screwin' 'em over. Ya know.

[DevonRex]

14. That really annoys me, too. Fake folksy, if you ask me, on top of

being stupid.

[chat_noir]

16. agree on those dropped g's

[BlooInBloo]

9. (shrug) Par for Americans.

[seabeyond]

10. Illiterates-R-Us? .... YES. n/t

[Willo]

11. I know what you mean

the american people, the one at home listening to this also, and the ones watching, have a hard time.

[Willo]

12. dup

[Neshanic]

13. She's like a Sorority sister on crack.

[SmokingJacket]

15. Eh, not so petty.

The minimum I ask from my leaders -- and vice-leaders -- is that they can communicate clearly and put a sentence together.

[youthere]

18. Amen!

I agree wholeheartedly. The least we can ask is that those who would represent us can speak just slightly better than the wino pissing himself at the end of the bar. Judging by George Bush, apparently that's too much to ask.

[Lex]

19. "I believe that our education like such as in South Africa and the Iraq . . .

. . . everywhere like such as and I believe that they should our education over here in the U.S. should help the U.S. or should help South Africa and should help the Iraq and the Asian countries so we will be able to build up our future."

[youthere]

24. Exactly. Spot on.

[jillan]

21. When she speaks, she totally reminds me of that beauty contestant, you know the one

who said we don't have enough maps.

Just talks in circles, and says nothing.

[Iris]

22. look up (to post #19)!