So this guy giving the response clearly didn't listen to the speech.
'Potential'
Natter 64: Yes, we still need you
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Anyone else notice that all the GOP talking-points doctors are surgeons?
Hey, the GOP has to clutch at whatever meagre amount of credibility it can purport to have.
So this guy giving the response clearly didn't listen to the speech.
Oh, of course he didn't. Or if he did, that doesn't matter.
That response has been written way ahead of time, and is meant to parrot talking points, not actually, you know, *respond.*
Feh.
So, they just let him hang out there and look stupid, because he covered some of the same territory that Obama did.
I also have to laugh cynically whenever I hear GOP doctors ask for malpractice liability reform. I can't be the only one thinking these guys are in Congress because they weren't very good at their other job, right?
Am I the only one who giggled that all the sitting-grim people were, to a person, old white guys?
Seriously. Try to look like you'll mix it up a bit. TRY.
"Lie" shouted by Rep. Joe Wilson (R-SC)
(And yes, that's a different Joe Wilson than the one married to Valerie Plame.)
Oh goodie, he's from South Carolina.
Colbert is going to have a field day with him.
More about Joe Wilson, from wikipedia:
In September 2002, during a debate on the possibility of going to war in Iraq, Wilson called Congressman Bob Filner "viscerally anti-American" and claimed that he had a "hatred of America" after Filner suggested the United States supplied chemical and biological weapons to Saddam Hussein. Wilson said later that he didn't intend to insult Filner.[4]
"Lie" shouted by Rep. Joe Wilson (R-SC)
The speed of the internet is a thing of beauty.