Don’t take any crap , Governor !

http://www.nysun.com/editorials/carl-paladino-for-governor/87117/

Good for him, he answered the initial question and the reporter obviously had an agenda to keep pushing that same issue. Its a real stretch to consider that comment sexist. He has made plenty of regrettable statements but that would not fall under that umbrella.

He is not going to win the election tomorrow and New York will continue to operate as usual, which has been unsuccessful.

after the anchor asked him whether his comments about Sen. Kirsten Gillbrand (D) were sexist”

Were Harry Reid’s comments sexist when he called Gillbrand the “hottest” Senator?

Take them all out Pauly!
btw,where’s that video of the horse shagging the old women?
I haven’t seen that one yet.
haha.

This reporter wanted to talk gossip instead of issues. Good for Mr.Paladino for walking out on this kind of soap-opera journalism.

Hilarious, Reid calls her “hot” and calls coons his little “pet” …..and they’re picking on Carl? Jesus…

The Great Buffalo Bomber in its final death spiral. Fun!

I am certainly going to miss him and Christine O’ Donnell after tomorrow. They were great entertainment.

Paul Westlake said:
The Great Buffalo Bomber in its final death spiral. Fun!

Like I said, he wont win but I dont see why he is in the wrong for stepping out on this particular interview.

Did they grill Reid when he called Coons his pet? This is what you get when you have stupid TV people with agendas. She’s a loser and at least we won’t be seeing her on FOX.

timzank said:
Hilarious, Reid calls her “hot” and calls coons his little “pet” …..and they’re picking on Carl? Jesus…

Maybe because neither Reid nor Coons are on the ballot in Plattsburgh, New York? Just a random thought

Corrupt Bastard said:
I am certainly going to miss him and Christine O’ Donnell after tomorrow. They were great entertainment.

But you still have Obama, Reid, and Pelosi to laugh at for a while. Any brain stem would enjoy their brand of comedy.

Watch these libs melt!

hahahahahahah

http://newsbusters.org/blogs/bob-parks/2010/11/01/media-double-standard-omission-day

Phocus2 said:
Did they grill Reid when he called Coons his pet? This is what you get when you have stupid TV people with agendas. She’s a loser and at least we won’t be seeing her on FOX.

Who’s “they”? Oh right, the vast librul media conspiracy. How dare WCAX-TV Burlington, VT/Plattsburgh, NY ask embarrassing questions of a candidate on the local ballot without flying to Nevada to ask Reid those questions first? How unfair and unbalanced! Thank God for FOX!

Corvax said:
Like I said, he wont win but I dont see why he is in the wrong for stepping out on this particular interview.

It’s always wrong to walk away from an interview. You stay and fight and win. If you can’t do that, you don’t deserve elected office. And if you don’t trust the media outlet, don’t do the interview, or insist on a co-interview with a trusted news source. There are many ways to handle an adversarial media, but walking away mid-interview isn’t one of them.

Paul Westlake said:
It’s always wrong to walk away from an interview. You stay and fight and win. If you can’t do that, you don’t deserve elected office. And if you don’t trust the media outlet, don’t do the interview, or insist on a co-interview with a trusted news source. There are many ways to handle an adversarial media, but walking away mid-interview isn’t one of them.

Its probably been a long couple of months for him, he is probably resigned to his fate at this point, why answer the same garbage questions over and over again. He asked the interviewer if she was going to ask anything else, she didnt so he left. He did give an answer to the original question that was repeated over and over again, he did not avoid it.

Cactus said:
Who’s “they”? Oh right, the vast librul media conspiracy. How dare WCAX-TV Burlington, VT/Plattsburgh, NY ask embarrassing questions of a candidate on the local ballot without flying to Nevada to ask Reid those questions first? How unfair and unbalanced! Thank God for FOX!

Well, you know the central planning matrix in the White House was all over this one – I think Obama himself was feeding those questions straight into the host’s IFB. It’s the only way we can fool all the jingoistic patriots who make up 99% of America – by using Hollywood special effects to create the impression that some Americans really are liberal and vote for Dems, which everyone knows is a lie, of course. America is and has always been a 99% white, christian, conservative nation, and the only elections conservatives lose are stolen from them, which, apparently, liberals are really good at! ;-)

Corvax said:
Its probably been a long couple of months for him, he is probably resigned to his fate at this point, why answer the same garbage questions over and over again. He asked the interviewer if she was going to ask anything else, she didnt so he left. He did give an answer to the original question that was repeated over and over again, he did not avoid it.

Poor baby, does he need a foot rub? Seriously, the campaign trail sucks but it’s the job. Do it or don’t. He walked away. That’s it. Nothing else matters. He walked away. It means he would walk away from the questions as governor, too. That means he’s not fit to serve. That’s all there is here. No other message.

Oh, Barry, no!!!!!!!!

Washington (CNN) — The number of Americans who say things are going badly in the country, at 75 percent, is higher than it has been on the eve of any midterm election since the question was first asked in the mid-1970s, according to a new national poll.

A CNN/Opinion Research Corporation survey released Monday also indicates that the economy remains, by far, the top issue on the minds of Americans. Fifty-two percent of people questioned say the economy’s the most important issue facing the country.

Paul Westlake said:
It’s always wrong to walk away from an interview. You stay and fight and win. If you can’t do that, you don’t deserve elected office. And if you don’t trust the media outlet, don’t do the interview, or insist on a co-interview with a trusted news source. There are many ways to handle an adversarial media, but walking away mid-interview isn’t one of them.

You are right, he should have said “no more questions on my comment about miss Gillbrand, I already answered you” and stayed there. If the reporter asks again, he again says “I already answered that” but you don’t just walk away. Paladino is a hothead, and now NY is stuck with Andrew Cuomo, who as Clinton’s HUD Secretary did the initial work that led to the housing market disaster. For being a bum and a brain stem, Cuomo now gets to be governor of NY.

Ted’s daytime persona seems more sensible.

writer said:
Ted’s daytime persona seems more sensible.

That’s the King.

I noticed the spelling of ‘Ted’ is different.

La la la la la,
LA LA LA LA LA;
Hey heyyyy, good bye!

Racist reactionary!

GlennBeckReview said:
La la la la la,
LA LA LA LA LA;

The most sensible thing you’ve ever wrote.

He walked out. He can’t take the heat from the media so he shuts it off and walks out. He’s a whimp, he’s not a candidate for anything if he hasn’t got the backbone to stay and defend himself.

Stick a fork in him. He’s done.

teb said:
You are right, he should have said “no more questions on my comment about miss Gillbrand, I already answered you” and stayed there. If the reporter asks again, he again says “I already answered that” but you don’t just walk away. Paladino is a hothead, and now NY is stuck with Andrew Cuomo, who as Clinton’s HUD Secretary did the initial work that led to the housing market disaster. For being a bum and a brain stem, Cuomo now gets to be governor of NY.

Listen, I’m a New Yorker and I’m well aware of the dysfunctional State government. Cuomo is a machine politician, to be sure, but he’s not an idiot. The housing disaster was intentionally created by Goldman Sachs, straight up. They made it and they profited from it. Congress didn’t help when it allowed Wall Street to play with government-backed paper, but that was conservative policy, which has dominated Congress since Gingrich. Conservatives own 90% of the economic problems in America. Deal with it.

writer said:
Ted’s daytime persona seems more sensible.

That is because I do not begin sniffing glue until after 5pm, when I am off work.

Paul Westlake said:
Listen, I’m a New Yorker and I’m well aware of the dysfunctional State government. Cuomo is a machine politician, to be sure, but he’s not an idiot. The housing disaster was intentionally created by Goldman Sachs, straight up. They made it and they profited from it. Congress didn’t help when it allowed Wall Street to play with government-backed paper, but that was conservative policy, which has dominated Congress since Gingrich. Conservatives own 90% of the economic problems in America. Deal with it.

Your comment makes no sense at all. Goldman Sachs? Did you take your meds today? Liberals own 95% of the economic problems in America. If you and your liberal friends like slavery and want everyone to feed at the government trough, good for you. Keep supporting uber liberals like Obama who want to destroy small business, overtax everything that lives, breathes, moves, and makes anything, put it all in the hands of the government, and you’ll get your way. There is no more corrupt entity than the federal government. You have no clue, do you?

Just another mediocre bi-yotch trying to push her job opportunities up to a higher level than Buffalo, NY. She’s dumber than she looks, and that’s saying VERRRY dumb.

teb said:
Your comment makes no sense at all. Goldman Sachs? Did you take your meds today? Liberals own 95% of the economic problems in America. If you and your liberal friends like slavery and want everyone to feed at the government trough, good for you. Keep supporting uber liberals like Obama who want to destroy small business, overtax everything that lives, breathes, moves, and makes anything, put it all in the hands of the government, and you’ll get your way. There is no more corrupt entity than the federal government. You have no clue, do you?

The government is the mother of all special interests, but corruption in the halls of big business has no equal anywhere. Shall we talk about how the Bush family made it’s money in Nazi Germany during WWII? Shall we talk about GE lying about dumping millions of tons of PCBs into the Hudson River? Shall we talk about Enron gaming the California energy grid, gambling their own shareholders money away and leaving the employees at Anderson holding the bag? Shall we talk about BCCI, Bankers Trust, WorldCom, Lehman, AIG, and on and on and on? I didn’t even mention BP and ExxonMobile yet. Please. You can hack away with those tired saws but they lost their teeth a long time ago.

And your whole raison d’etre appears to be poking insults at Ted, so man-up and get a real name or go fuck yourself. And have a nice day. ;-)

David Mangan said:
Just another mediocre bi-yotch trying to push her job opportunities up to a higher level than Buffalo, NY. She’s dumber than she looks, and that’s saying VERRRY dumb.

But is she as dumb as you? I doubt it very much. She is successful, and you are likely not at all.

Paul Westlake said:
The government is the mother of all special interests and your whole raison d’etre appears to be poking insults at Ted, so man-up and get a real name or go fuck yourself. And have a nice day. ;-)

Your first comment is the only thing you said that makes sense, everything else is a lot of mindless babble. I am Ted’s younger, smarter, and better looking brother. And you are truly a brain stem. How does it feel to be such a fool? I’ll have a nice day today, and you have one tomorrow as America says a collective “NO THANKS!” to Barack the phony moderate Obama’s far left wing agenda that normal people want no part of, by sweeping a whole bunch of Dems out of office.

teb said:
Your first comment is the only thing you said that makes sense, everything else is a lot of mindless babble. I am Ted’s younger, smarter, and better looking brother. And you are truly a brain stem. How does it feel to be such a fool? I’ll have a nice day today, and you have one tomorrow as America says a collective “NO THANKS!” to Barack the phony moderate Obama’s far left wing agenda that normal people want no part of, by sweeping a whole bunch of Dems out of office.

whatever

Paul Westlake said:
The government is the mother of all special interests, but corruption in the halls of big business has no equal anywhere. Shall we talk about how the Bush family made it’s money in Nazi Germany during WWII? Shall we talk about GE lying about dumping millions of tons of PCBs into the Hudson River? Shall we talk about Enron gaming the California energy grid, gambling their own shareholders money away and leaving the employees at Anderson holding the bag? Shall we talk about BCCI, Bankers Trust, WorldCom, Lehman, AIG, and on and on and on? I didn’t even mention BP and ExxonMobile yet. Please. You can hack away with those tired saws but they lost their teeth a long time ago.

Half of the companies you mention are major Dem donors…and Wall Street gave the most to the Dems in the last election cycle… So not sure your argument that Conservatives are responsible for the financial mess makes any sense…

notsofast said:
Watch these libs melt!

hahahahahahah

http://newsbusters.org/blogs/bob-parks/2010/11/01/media-double-standard-omission-day

Not-So-Fast is a blithering idiot who appears to have nothing to do but make hateful comments and act like he has more than the intelligence of a chimpanzee. Since he looks like the wicked witch of the East, maybe with luck, he will just melt away. Using a criminals picture suits Not-So-Fast.

murphy0071 said:
Not-So-Fast is a blithering idiot who appears to have nothing to do but make hateful comments

Truth hurts, don’t it libby.

And just who was it making hateful comments in the video?

Libs like you!

Cry baby!

Tuesday is tomorrow.

Good for Paladino – these so called journolists are making fools of themselves and will soon be mockec by the entire public like Politico was mocked today by Palin.

I’m surprised I don’t see Palin’s quote here…it really is a good one.

TfT said:
Good for Paladino – these so called journolists are making fools of themselves and will soon be mockec by the entire public like Politico was mocked today by Palin.

I’m surprised I don’t see Palin’s quote here…it really is a good one.

Do you think, perhaps, we ought to shut down the press, the media? Just because Amendment I comes first doesn’t mean it is the most important, after all>

I’m sorry, this new snarky attitude that the right wing politicians are taking on does not say much for them in the area of taking the bull by the horns. It’s very much a Bill Mahre kind of attitude.

crclarkNY said:
Half of the companies you mention are major Dem donors…and Wall Street gave the most to the Dems in the last election cycle… So not sure your argument that Conservatives are responsible for the financial mess makes any sense…

All the companies I mentioned are major Dem and GOP donors. They donate to all important races, to both parties, until one emerges as the front-runner, and then they abandon the loser and load up the winner for the final push, then take credit for the victory and start to extract their price. But none of that matters, what matters is the policy that was passed and who pushed it. Republicans are the champions of deregulation, and they’re not shy about it in any election cycle. Deregulation created the mortgage crisis by allowing Wall Street to gamble with taxpayer-backed securities. And Goldman took full advantage. And, by the way, it’s no secret that Goldman does everything in its power to dominate both parties, but one party is a much more willing participant – the GOP. Carter did his share of deregulation in response to conservative demands. And his reward was to be ousted by the dumbest fuck America had ever put in the Oval Office… until W. Deregulation is the source of the problem and deregulation is the GOP mantra. It doesn’t get any more direct than that.

murphy0071 said:
Not-So-Fast is a blithering idiot.

Full stop. ;-)

GlennBeckReview said:
“La la la la la,
LA LA LA LA LA;”

murf says:
“The most sensible thing you’ve ever wrote.”

Thanks for quoting me out of context. “Goodbye” was the point, and it was pointed at the mobster…I mean at Paladino.

Teb the sock puppet says:
“and you have one tomorrow as America says a collective “NO THANKS!” to Barack the phony moderate Obama’s far left wing agenda that normal people want no part of, by sweeping a whole bunch of Dems out of office.”

Actually, that’s not true. Most registered voters want to keep Dem’s in power. It’s the likely voters that want the Dems out of office.

The people who won’t vote won’t know what they have until it’s gone.
http://www.sharethisurlaboutglennbeck.com/2010/11/share-this-video.html

crclarkNY says:”… So not sure your argument that Conservatives are responsible for the financial mess makes any sense…”

Conservatives deregulated the financial sector during Reagan and Clinton Administrations. This lead to the crash of 2007-8. That’s a fact that conservatives want to deny, but it’s a very stubborn fact.

This Congress re-established Wall St. regulation, and the next one is likely to gut it again. Then we can have more Wall St. gambling with middle class money. GREAT!

Bye bye, Carl.