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Originally Posted by neumann
what context would make it meaningful? if someone had the actual audio would it be believable or would that be subject to discredit as well?
I don't know Michelle Obama personally but from what I have observed of her the last 6 or 7 years she seems to be in the realm of capability for actually saying what is purported to have been "lip read". just saying
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1. We don't know what she said. We have some republicans frothing for a year now about this snippet of video. There is no proof or reliable way to tell what she said.
1.5 But you don't have the audio, and yes it would be suspect. Everything is suspect. Things that might be scandalous more-so, as there is such a potential to exploit them.
2. Ever been quoted out of context? Try this one on.
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I don't know Michelle Obama personally but from what I have observed of her the last 6 or 7 years she seems to be in the realm of capability. --neumann, Republican supporter of nearly a decade, endorsing Michelle Obama
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That was a direct quote. Now imagine an actor, and a voice actor are hired to mash a dozen of those quotes up and make a nice Obama commercial out of it. I bet you could do it with Glenn Beck, and they would if it was in any way believable.
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Originally Posted by Jim B.
A Carpenters one or an Archies one or even a Maroon 5 one would be worse.
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I would have expected The Carpenters, or maybe Pat Boone. Tom Morello asked him to send his RATM posters back.