Reply #53: The hubster and I watched it

[Oilwellian]

She started off by asking how many in the audience voted for Bush. You couldn't see the initial reaction from the crowd, but you could tell by the look on her face, very few had raised their hands. Her first of many deer in the headlight expressions.

The camera finally panned to the audience, you couldn't see anyone with a raised hand, and the students were all smiling. My husband and I just busted out laughing.

The students made very good points, my favorite being, working towards solutions to racism. They were far more cognitive of the issues than Malkin will ever be, and yes, I kinda felt sorry for her too. She didn't have a clue how foolish she looked.

I wish someone had asked if she could explain why there isn't one single black republican congressman/woman in the House or Senate.