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Reply #51: As much as I dislike William Kristol, McCaughey could have learned from him. [View All]

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Buzz Clik

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Fri Aug-21-09 06:32 AM
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51. As much as I dislike William Kristol, McCaughey could have learned from him.

Kristol plays to Stewart's strengths (quit wit, intelligence, preparedness) rather than trying to find a weakness. He also laughs when the audience boos him or cheers Stewart. As a result, Kristol always makes a point or two.

McCaughey tried to find a weakness in Stewart ("Did you only read Section 1233?"), butted heads with him, inferred he was ignorant, waved pages to the audience as "proof Jon is wrong", and talked directly to the camera.

She seriously needs an infusion of humor -- joke enema?

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