“When Celebrities Attack,” starring Jason Mattera:
Ed Morrissey has a point: Even if you think “ambush” interviews are unfair, shouldn’t it be obvious that attacking the camera is a bad idea? Welcome to the Bob Etheridge School of Media Relations!
"One should either write ruthlessly what one believes to be the truth, or else shut up." — Arthur Koestler
“When Celebrities Attack,” starring Jason Mattera:
Ed Morrissey has a point: Even if you think “ambush” interviews are unfair, shouldn’t it be obvious that attacking the camera is a bad idea? Welcome to the Bob Etheridge School of Media Relations!
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I’m not really surprised, that guy always struck me as somebody almost always struggling to contain an inner rage, and this is while he is performing, who knows how often he comes unglued in his private life. It just shows in his eyes. At least to me it does.
I knew that zebra in Madagascar was the truly unhinged one.
This post is (currently) right next to an ad for “progressive champion” beady-eyed wide-faced unpleasant-personalitied Alan “die quickly” Grayson. The combination reminds me that the assholery and fraudulence of the left is boundless and oblivious and obvious. Just add audio and visual and let them act naturally.
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