Letterman Gets a Tea Party Education
David Letterman didn't exactly lob any hardballs in his interview with Idaho tea party activist Pam Stout on Tuesday night's show, opting instead to have a light and informative exchange on Stout's own history and where she believes the movement might be headed (continued).David Letterman didn’t exactly lob any hardballs in his interview with Idaho tea party activist Pam Stout on Tuesday night’s show, opting instead to have a light and informative exchange on Stout’s own history and where she believes the movement might be headed in the near future. No Obama-as-Hitler signs were raised, but there was a hint o’ birther talk from her end during their tête-à-tête. –KA
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