Nuneberg contemptable. MSNBC is using him as a laughing joke. The guy is manic, on pills?

They even asked him that. He is like a windmill.

fuck sam nunberg

They should get the gold-plated electric chairs!

just ordinary tin toilet seats would do nicely.

It would carry the voltage they are so entitled to...

Your turns coming sammy. Enjoy life while you can. Your shitbird friend w the tattoo is taking you down too.

In reality, what have they actually done with the lives that have been given them? I mean, besides wearing expensive clothes and having a certain amount of plastic surgery ?(would that be considered suffering for one's country?)

Try sitting in some of the places I sat during services.

I'm okay with wherever I sit when I'm not next of kin.

Nope. Inappropriate. Nunberg lacks common decency and need to shut his pie hole.

for anything and everything, so long as the charges are based on facts, evidence, logic, and justice.

Go away Nunberg, nobody likes you!

Sam, your displeasure is duly noted and then promptly forgotten.

Wouldn't that be a national security risk? They could have been kidnapped. Idiots!

Someone uncouth enough to text during a funeral doesn't deserve any special consideration.

they would have stayed away because of daddy and his treatment of Senator McCain. They both seem to be clueless.

As far as I can tell, despite their wealth and privilege, neither one has done a thing to help anyone but themselves. They are the Paris Hiltons of politics. And given their administration's insults to McCain, they should be ashamed for showing their faces.

chose their parents so well. That's the only accomplishment either can claim, which is no accomplishment at all. If not for a simple accident of birth these two could very well be living in a homeless shelter. Their good fortune is lost on both of them. They're nothing but self-centered ne'er-do-wells who've been handed everything they've received in life. So they deserve some sort of special treatment because of that?

You're spot on C_U_L8R, they had no business being there at all.

How it’s done. Lol

Then we could all see the fear in their faces at the honest outrage.

I disagree with Meghan's stated politics, but I wouldn't want to cause her further grief. If Jarvanka had been seated within spitting distance, Meghan may not have been able to resist the temptation.

with Sam Nunberg. Javanka should have been seated across the street from the church.

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Bobby Kennedy was there but was also qualified. These are different times when you can openly make profit in the actual White House.

What is wrong with these jackasses?

Sheesh! I can't believe the nerve of some people.

… and people under investigation for conspiracy with foreign powers" section? I wonder why that could be?

They went there to promote themselves as something they'll never be, respectable. Another fraud.

Funerals are for the living and John McCain planned one for his family and friends (some Democrats). To those of us who were not exactly impressed with John McCain it was a good reminder he was a decent man who did put family first and as corny as it is to say Country and honor were also center stage. What McCain said to his supporter about Obama comes full circle and can now be said about John McCain.

I am so looking forward to the day Trump and the deplorable scum surrounding him are gone. They should be relegated to obscurity but not forgotten. As disgusting as this Nunberg character, Ivanka and Jared, and even the orange monster; they serve as balance to John McCain who will be remembered for his merits and not crimes against his country.

Same shit, different year. Mock Outrage is included in every basic starter GOP-asshole toolkit. The Wellstone event is also a case study in the vintage, wet-dishrag Democratic response to being sucker-punched by the right, and then apologizing for it, like saying, "I'm sorry I put my face in the way of your fist." NO MORE!

http://edition.cnn.com/2002/ALLPOLITICS/10/30/elec02.fallout.memorial/index.html
Tone of Wellstone memorial generates anger
Ventura blasts 'political rally'
CNN | Thursday, October 31, 2002

MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota (CNN) -- The partisan tone of the memorial service for the late Sen. Paul Wellstone stirred anger Wednesday in some Republicans, political consultants and radio talk show hosts who say some of the comments and behavior were inappropriate.

Democrats defended the nature of the service, but they also apologized to anyone who might have been offended.

Minority Leader Trent Lott, R-Mississippi, was booed Tuesday night when he entered Williams Arena at the University of Minnesota for the service. Scattered boos also greeted independent Gov. Jesse Ventura, who Wednesday lashed out at Democrats for what he called a "political rally."

The crowd cheered loudly for former Vice President Walter Mondale, who announced in a letter Wednesday that he would run for Wellstone's seat.

Some Republicans in Minnesota demanded equal time from the local television stations that carried last night's memorial, attended by a crowd of more than 20,000. But officials at local television stations pointed out that they will cover President Bush's expected trip to Minnesota this weekend, when he will campaign for Republican Norm Coleman.

Vin Weber, a former congressman from Minnesota, lambasted Democrats for what he called a "complete, total absolute sham."

"To them, Wellstone's death, apparently, was just another campaign event," he told the Minneapolis Star-Tribune.

Dave Ryan, a radio talk show host in Minneapolis, said the airwaves have been full of talk about the service, which featured speeches from Wellstone family members and friends who urged the crowd to remember Wellstone when they cast their votes next week. "I guess the local stations here were swamped with phone calls from people who were angry because they had been sold a memorial service that had turned into a political rally," Ryan said in an interview with CNN. "And I really thought that was kind of shameful. I really did."
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AND HERE'S THE OLD PROBLEM, STATED RIGHT HERE IN THE ARTICLE:
Democrats, who initially dismissed the criticism, later apologized for some activity, but said the event was unscripted and reflected the strong emotions people felt about Wellstone's death.
"We're sorry if some of the comments went too far in a political direction," Jim Farrell, the former press secretary for Wellstone, told CNN.
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No more apologizing EVER, Democrats!

They were an exception made by Cindy McCain for Pete's sake. The stupid. Need a fire extinguisher.

at a defendant's table in the future.