Comments by "Martin Maat" (@MartinMaat) on "Rightwing reporter tries to lie to Jen Psaki and INSTANTLY regrets it" video.

@Melpheos1er It's a thin line. You have to admit them. And it makes it easy to respond and expose them. "Light schedule, is this about the number of golf holes? No? The number of hours being stationed behind a TV? No? The number of fan rallies attended? No? I think we're done here, next."
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@Christopher Moltisanti You heard questions? I heard two statements ending with "How do you respond?" 1. "Some unspecified people would call this Obama 3". So? Not a question, is it? 2. "It has been noticed that the vice president is doing her job". And the response was "Indeed, that is what she is supposed to do." Journalism at its finest.
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@Christopher Moltisanti Well, I noticed he installed people who had a history in the fields they were supposed to work in. It was almost like he chose experience and capability over personal relationships and submissiveness. And that felt like a relieve. I got the idea that the US may not be totally screwed up after all and sanity was winning.
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I am wondering how many republicans watch these monologues. Is there any data on this? Hasn't this just become preaching to the choir? The format is tiring. It is always an impatient self-righteous guy screaming blue murder about scandalous events on the other side. I agree with everything you say and even I have had enough.
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