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Uploaded by on Feb 9, 2010

In a bow to vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin, White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs went to his hand during a briefing Tuesday to remember points he wanted to make to reporters. (Feb. 9)

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  • Dude, are you under the impression that Bush didn't use a teleprompter? Or any other poltician? Sarah Palin gave a great speech at the RNC with a teleprompter and without it, she couldn't name any news publications that she reads. Or any Supreme Court decisions she agrees or disagrees with, even though she testified before the Supreme Court twice. They ALL use teleprompters. Obama just actually knows what he's reading.

  • @organicroseski2 Please go back to first grade and learn spelling and grammar.

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  • @k3304

    To the victor belong the spoils...

  • @cstorey06 its please go back TO learn spelling and grammar.... but im guessing your just missing the reference to palin writing tax cuts to remember it on her hand

  • pwnd that dumb bitch... hahaha

  • LISTEN TO THE PALIN SUPPORTERS CRYING IN THE BACKGROUND............... AHHHHHH!

  • sort of juvenile to resort to this

  • @k3304 SAY THAT AGAIN BITCH! JARED LEE LOUGHNER!

  • nice and on point

  • @iphoneblogger dude lighten up. You can't make generalizations about american policymaking by isolating one event and ignore the EVERYDAY work that they do.

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