Bayh vs. Timmy "the Tool" on Face the Nation (VIDEO)

[jefferson_dem]

In my opinion, Senator Bayh was really strong. Timmy "the tool" comes across as a major league asshat, as expected. And what's up with his wide-stance on the table. Is his dick really that small?

---> http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=4356491n

[msongs]

1. would obama really choose a republican-lite as VP??? nt

[jefferson_dem]

4. Not sure.

You never have been a supporter so nothing Obama does would satisfy your whims anyway.

[nsd]

2. Republicans are known for their "wide stances".

wide stance

[TwilightGardener]

3. Nobody here wants to admit that he rose to the occasion and did well.

Much easier to keep bashing him, as if he's some sort of loser who doesn't play the game of politics well and has no credibility. He's VP material, like it or not.

[nsd]

5. I agree Bayh was good.

Crisp, knowledgeable, aggressive but not abrasive.

It would be great if Pawlenty were McCain's VP (especially if he regrew the mullet), but I don't think that's going to happen. I think he's going to go with Romney.

ETA: This was a particularly good line. "We are not all Georgians now. If we were Georgians and the Russians were invading our country and killing our people, we'd bet in a state of war. And clearly, that's not what we want. And John sometimes, he's a good person, but he's a little bit given to this kind of bellicose rhetoric, which has a tendency to inflame conflicts rather than to diffuse them, and that's not what you want in a president."