Chuck Todd: "Clinton seemed over-prepared at times"

[ehrnst]

[TheMastersNemesis]

1. Chuck Turd Is Such A Moron.

[kstewart33]

3. Well said. nt

[unblock]

2. yeah cuz because when the president gets that 3am phone call, underprepared is what we want

[Curtland1015]

4. Yeah, people were tearing this apart on Twitter last night.

The PERSON RUNNING FOR PRESIDENT was TOO PREPARED.

What a shitty and stupid thing to say.

[Wounded Bear]

5. Devil's advocate here....

but he was probably referring to her basic nature, which is kind of measured and deliberate, which is hardly a bad trait for a president to have. Ms Clinton can have a "Gore-like" quality of speaking carefully and slowly, sounding like she is going over study notes in her head as she proceeds.

Trumplodytes think that's a bad thing. I prefer a thoughtful president to a 'ready, fire, aim' type myself.

[jcgoldie]

10. Right

No one will accuse her of being smooth like Obama, but she is very thoughtful and knowledgeable. I'll take it.

[Gidney N Cloyd]

6. Chuck, when you hear the word 'but' pass your lips, just stop right there.

Nothing that comes after that is going to be of value.

[apcalc]

7. Can one be over-prepared? To be president?

Yikes-he's a moron.

[BSdetect]

8. Clearly deranged

Todd is now showing how to keep the race tight.

Make outrageous comments and see if we bite.

Tiresome.

[louis-t]

9. He had to have something negative to say about her

so he could appear to be balanced. That's all he had?

[KeepItReal]

11. "Bill Belichick seems over-prepared at times"

What is: A statement only an imbecile would make, Alex?

[matt819]

12. Yeah, I get it

The last thing you want is a president who is too prepared.

What a fucking moron.

[Mz Pip]

13. And that's a bad thing?

Typical republican tactic. Turn a strength into a weakness.

[greatlaurel]

14. That bears repeating, "She's running for President, you fucking idiot!"

This needs to be posted to Chuck Todd every single day.

He is a ninny.

[reflection]

15. Do these morons not think about what they're saying?

How could you run that sentence through your head just before thinking without some kind of fail safe in your head warning "error: fails logic test. Preparing is a good thing."