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4. Should he have said "priggish"?

Mon Nov 4, 2013, 01:39 PM

Nov 2013

Would that have helped?

Seriously, he didn't call the President a dick, he said he was acting like one during the press conference.

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Nah, it looks like an interesting read. PeteSelman Nov 2013 #2

a little raw....bwahahahahahaaa...it's called disrespect. spanone Nov 2013 #3

Should he have said "priggish"? PeteSelman Nov 2013 #4

msnbc thought it was serious enough to suspend him at the time. spanone Nov 2013 #5

it was false Enrique Nov 2013 #13

MSNBookClub//I am sick of them ALL hawking their damned books SoCalDem Nov 2013 #6

I am not going to buy this book Gothmog Nov 2013 #8

"fuck his book" Cali_Democrat Nov 2013 #9

I don't understand this asshole at all tularetom Nov 2013 #10

Doesn't mean he's not a good researcher and writer brooklynite Nov 2013 #11

i'll give that nod to his co-writer john heilemann spanone Nov 2013 #12