Tweety: "Bowling deficiency says something about the Dem party"

[UTUSN]

(This is about Tweety, not GDP)



So Tweety showed a clip of CLINTON flubbing the bowling on the DEGENERES show, as the companion to the OBAMA flubbing a couple of weeks ago.


So Tweety says (the paraphrase in the subject line). How conVEEEEEEnient that he didn't mention AT ALL how Ellen slammed Tweety to CLINTON, about how he physically mauled her while "dancing" last month and how CLINTON said she had bodyguards between her and Tweety besides the DAILY mauling he does of her.

Later, talking about how Rethugs are voting in the Dem primaries, one of his regulars, the poll dude, told him to "ask your brother" (the overt Rethug) and Tweety said not only his brother but his sister-in-law just registered Dem (to sabotage the primaries).

[mohinoaklawnillinois]

1. Tweety is an ass.

I am a 54 year old died in the wool Democrat and I have never liked bowling. WTF does how people bowl mean anything in a Presidential campaign.

[magellan]

2. Bowling? As in strikes and spares?

A candidate's BOWLING prowess is worthy of broadcast time?

Honestly, there are no words.

[DarienComp]

3. Suddenly bowling is our new national pastime, apparently.

:eyes:

[Mika]

4. Yes. for working class salt o' the earth type repugs only. n/t

[DarienComp]

5. They can have it.

[GoesTo11]

11. Don't knock it

I have spent many a good afternoon or evening at the lanes. Beer recommended after 7.

[momster]

6. Tweety is Old-Fashioned

All the cool kids know the only way to bowl is on your Wii.

[mrcheerful]

7. Well of course bowling is important to republicans

they get to play with their balls in public.

[C_U_L8R]

8. Is he suggesting that McCain bowl ?

oh that's trouble.

[AX10]

9. MSNBC is worse tha Fox these days.

Tweets has always been of my least favorites on the Cable "News" channels.

[Canuckistanian]

10. The Republicans can bowl. Let the Democrats GOVERN.

"Bowling" isn't a metaphor for anything.

[wuushew]

12. Nixon = bowling,

Would be nice to have a President healthy and athletic enough to play hoops.

Chess and billiards were common pastimes in the 19th Whitehouse.