At least He’s Not Your Crazy State Rep

(Video after the jump. Wait for the end – this is pretty funny – promoted by Colorado Pols)

It speaks for itself.

16 Community Comments, Facebook Comments

  1. Arvadonian says:

    that kid just secured himself a full ride scholarship to journalism school….

  2. DavidThi808 says:

    This is an awesome example of where blogs can surpass newspapers.

    • sxp151 says:

      which is funded by the state government. What does this have to do with blogs?

    • redstateblues says:

      If you are elected FPE will you start doing that?

      I think it’s more a testament to the inability of this man to answer a question than whether or not the student was a substitute for hard investigative reporting.

      It is better than The Spot, though, so maybe you’re on to something.

      • sxp151 says:

        but the student isn’t a blogger.

        The primary reason you don’t see more of that kind of thing is that it’s really hard to get a second interview after you pull it off once. Most successful interviewers take David’s approach. (Which isn’t bad, since it gets you interviews with people who are scared of a confrontational reporter.)

        • redstateblues says:

          I was just saying that normally politicians don’t completely self-destruct on camera. I think the man’s reaction was more due to his own inability to deal with a question than whether or not what was being discussed was all that damning.

  3. Earnest says:

    The video didn’t live up to it.  But I give the kid credit for doing his homework.

  4. ColoDem Di says:

    Ask the question, give them the opportunity to give the response they think you want to hear, and then call them out – with proof – that they’re blowing smoke up your butt.

    I really miss Tim Russert.  Maybe they should have this kid as the MTP host.

  5. butterfly says:

    from some interviews or discussions but can’t figure out quite how to do it and know they can’t do it like this guy!

    Pretty funny!

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