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Hank Jr to Run for US Senate

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I didn't take it as a direct comparison but if you're wanting to run it's stupid to say anyway. The enemy thing didn't bother me as that's been put out there enough in the past year that I don't pay much attention to it. Let's face it, the two parties have been enemies for quite a while and we all suffer because of it.

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I watched the Hank interview the other day and to be honest, I was more disturbed by the rest of the interview. He seemed incoherent at times. And, his views were pretty extreme. He didn't want the congress and senate working across party lines. He said they were enemies and the right shouldn't compromise at all.

 

That, to me, was worse than some comparison he made that involved the name of Hitler. Poor choice of words in today's media and political world, but he wasn't comparing Obama to Hitler. But, you'd never know that unless you actually watched the interview yourself...and had some ability to understand and comprehend the language.

 

Why do people care so much what he thinks about politics anyway? He seemed a little crazy to me.

I watched the Hank interview the other day and to be honest, I was more disturbed by the rest of the interview. He seemed incoherent at times. And, his views were pretty extreme. He didn't want the congress and senate working across party lines. He said they were enemies and the right shouldn't compromise at all.

 

That, to me, was worse than some comparison he made that involved the name of Hitler. Poor choice of words in today's media and political world, but he wasn't comparing Obama to Hitler. But, you'd never know that unless you actually watched the interview yourself...and had some ability to understand and comprehend the language.

 

Why do people care so much what he thinks about politics anyway? He seemed a little crazy to me.

 

That's what I was referring to earlier in the thread. No matter what he was saying, the way he was saying it, he came of as a raving lunatic, shouting, and out of control.

That's what I was referring to earlier in the thread. No matter what he was saying, the way he was saying it, he came of as a raving lunatic, shouting, and out of control.

 

I didn't read the thread, but I agree. It was entertaining. He would lean back, then lean forward and blurt out something crazy. I think the Fox crew was thrown off their game by his insanity. I don't think they quite knew what to do or ask. That was kind of funny to me. :lol:

 

If you watched that and didn't think he was nuts, you might ought to seek some help. :D

And, for the record, I don't have a problem with ESPN giving him the axe. It's a business decision, not a freedom of speech issue. Who would want a lunatic employee?

Doc Brown: Then tell me, "Future Boy", who's President in the United States in 1985?

Marty: Ronald Reagan.

Doc Brown: Ronald Reagan? The actor? Then who's VICE-President? Jerry Lewis? I suppose Jane Wyman is the First Lady!

Marty: Whoa! Wait! Doc!

Doc Brown: And Jack Benny is Secretary of the Treasury.

 

I know this movie by heart; by far one of my favorites from the 80's.

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As you would expect SNL had some fun with this story:

 

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