Letterman's Attack on Palin and Her Family Exposes Lib Hypocrisy
posted by Andy W. Rogers | 7:42 AM
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1 Comments:
"Letterman has just sunk to a shadow of himself. He used to be genuinely creative and funny back in his NBC days, but he has now just degenerated into an angry old man, filled with cynicism, not humor. It's a sad thing to see, actually, because he was so good at one point and apolitical."
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