I won’t spoil it by showing it: click the link. Trust me, this isn’t a criticism of the Justice: if I had been there I might have been tempted to do the same thing. It’s like the President had reached through time and drained the SotU of all interest in order t0 mystically fuel his Tucson speech…
Via Andrew Malcolm.
The question before the board: below is a word picture of the reaction of NPR listeners to Tuesday’s State of the Union address (this can fairly be called a ‘receptive audience’ for a Democratic President). They were asked to describe the speech in three words: the larger the word in the picture, the more it was used – which presumably means the biggest word is one that can be reasonably be seen as the word that people will tend to most associate with the speech.
The word of the day was apparently ‘salmon’:
(H/T: @jeffemmanuel)
So here goes: Did President Obama intend for his speech Tuesday night to be about salmon? – Serious question: the President has a definite problem with generating memorable bits on his own for his prepared speeches*, and at least this one was a deliberate joke.
Moe Lane (crosspost)
*Now that the first rush of secular Messianic hysteria has subsided, can we all just admit that President Obama ripped off “Yes we can!” from Bob the Builder
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