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Perhaps his standards should include turning his iPhone ringer off when speaking on the floor of the US Senate. - mick e - 06-07-2012
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MqoywQh4D8c
Re: Perhaps his standards should include turning his iPhone ringer off when speaking on the floor of the US Senate. - freeradical - 06-07-2012
It would be funny to see a view of the whole - empty - chamber.
Re: Perhaps his standards should include turning his iPhone ringer off when speaking on the floor of the US Senate. - $tevie - 06-07-2012
I think he devised this as a way of waking himself, and his audience, up.
Re: Perhaps his standards should include turning his iPhone ringer off when speaking on the floor of the US Senate. - lafinfil - 06-07-2012
That's exactly why Obama quit inviting him to the White House movie night.
Re: Perhaps his standards should include turning his iPhone ringer off when speaking on the floor of the US Senate. - Chakravartin - 06-07-2012
freeradical wrote:
It would be funny to see a view of the whole - empty - chamber.
It's not empty. They require about a dozen clerks and a handful of pages to be there for every speech. 'See those kids in the dark suits napping up front?
Re: Perhaps his standards should include turning his iPhone ringer off when speaking on the floor of the US Senate. - Bill in NC - 06-08-2012
More than a handful of clerks - at least a dozen yesterday when we visited.
Re: Perhaps his standards should include turning his iPhone ringer off when speaking on the floor of the US Senate. - Avenger - 06-08-2012
"It is the most exciting thing that happened on C-Span"- Somebody