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10. No. Where do you infer that from?

Tue Jan 17, 2012, 12:57 AM

Jan 2012

I acknowledged that there may have been a quote that was missed, but that does not absolve LO from beating a dead horse.

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Lawrence O'Donnell jumps the shark? He is comparing Huntsman coming out supporting [View all] madinmaryland Jan 2012 OP

In the GOP, it may be an apt comparison. Swamp Lover Jan 2012 #1

Both are hard for a conservative DJ13 Jan 2012 #4

Both are hard for a conservative to spell. Swamp Lover Jan 2012 #7

he was quoting someone else Motown_Johnny Jan 2012 #2

I will. Thx. madinmaryland Jan 2012 #5

He was quoting the editor of a paper which endorsed Huntsman jberryhill Jan 2012 #3

It was a very bizarre thing to say. And then to quote it ad nauseum. madinmaryland Jan 2012 #6

So you knew your OP was dishonest? jberryhill Jan 2012 #9

No. Where do you infer that from? madinmaryland Jan 2012 #10

What does he need absolution from? jberryhill Jan 2012 #11

No, but the phrase "jumped the shark" ashling Jan 2012 #8