Visibly Confused Lauren Boebert Humiliates Herself Live on Air! - Luke Beasley

[TexasTowelie]

Lauren Boebert appeared on the Steve Bannon podcast to discuss the looming debt ceiling crisis.

[Traildogbob]

1. Humiliated??

Really, she married an ignorant asshole from a bowling alley that pulls his dick out there for minors to see its tattoo, that now beats their children and she can not pass a GED so they stamp it to move her along. Ya telling me she has humiliation anywhere in her soul?

[Haggis 4 Breakfast]

2. Lauren Bobblehead doesn't have the depth of intelligence

to understand the complexities of sound fiscal management policies in government, much less the debt ceiling.

She's a stooge.

Does anyone really think that this high school drop out who couldn't manage a GED in three attempts is capable of examining and comprehending the layers of intricacies of government finance at this level ?

The people of Colorado's third district are not doing themselves any favors by voting for this sub-intellectual loser.

[Mr.Bill]

3. Not to mention her failed business. n/t

[AndyS]

4. Hmmm, two minutes of disjointed video and just short of 5 minutes of

commentary about the two minutes.

I failed to see anyone humiliated, just a reposting of gibberish that was badly edited with useless commentary.

[grumpyduck]

5. Thank you.

That's what I suspected it was.

[TexasTowelie]

6. What did you expect?

I've been posting Luke Beasley's videos for over six months so it shouldn't come as a surprise that he does social and political analysis. At least he doesn't have loud annoying musical intros and outros, he avoids using either a bombastic or "doom and gloom" tone, there are no ads in his content, and he does relatively little self-promotion with only a sentence or two mentioning the other media outlets he uses besides YouTube. His approach of showing portions of videos and commenting isn't significantly different than what other video bloggers use such as Meidas Touch, Rebel HQ, and The Young Turks.

As far as comments about video titles, they have become a huge yawn to me. DU is not an English class or journalism class so I believe that people shouldn't dwell on something so trivial. We are all adults here so if you feel that a video has a clickbait title, then don't click on the video. Unless a video has an unusually long title, I make it clear in the title as to what source I am using be it a professional news organization, a social organization, comedian, or analyst so there shouldn't be any surprises there either. Personally, I'm more annoyed when someone comes up with a "creative" title that provides no significant information such as the creator or topic of the video. Therefore, a word like "humiliating" is a far less egregious violation of courtesy to other DUers than changing the title to satisfy a small contingent on DU.