Ken Mehlman Holds His Own Against Jon Stewart
The chairman of the Republican National Committee did a surprisingly good job ducking and parrying the jabs that the "Daily Show" host launched at him over the Bush administration's record of lies and deceit. (Stewart got in a few zingers, but Mehlman is as good as they come.)
The chairman of the Republican National Committee did a surprisingly good job ducking and parrying the jabs that the “Daily Show” host launched at him over the Bush administration’s record of lies and deceit. (Stewart got in a few zingers, but Mehlman is as good as they come.)
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Stewart: You’re the guy–I have sympathy for you because you’re the guy who has to spray perfume on these turds. You know what I mean? You’re the guy that has to go out and like no matter what (garbled) It’s not an easy job. I mean what happened to these guys…
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