We’ve never understood why Gayle King is a celebrity except that her resume contains one very important job – Oprah Winfrey’s best friend.
Nevertheless, King shows up here and there to pontificate in ways that only Oprah’s best friend would be allowed to get away with.
The other day on Morning Joe, for example, King knew she wasn’t going to like the results of a new poll that showed the public prefers Republicans over Democrats, so she asked Mika not to read them on the air.
“Every time he speaks,” King concluded, “I get inspired all over again.”
Hey, whaddaya know. We have something in common with Oprah Winfrey’s best friend.
Every time we hear Obama speak, we’re also inspired.
Inspired to see him out of the White House ASAP.
H/T: NewsBusters.org
This post was last modified on January 26, 2021
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I'm with you RKae, it's allowed because idiot stations like msnbc that allow it, and the morons that idolize these worthless ones that perpetuate it.
Yet if the polls were going his way she would be touting them as the hallmark of truth.
Don't you know it.
Hey, you can wish in one hand & crap in the other, & see which one fills up first. Not looking at the numbers does not make it so.
I'm not a fan of "rounding people up," but if I had to pick one group to eliminate it would be people who are famous for no reason. If you can say "Oh, I had a hit song in the '80s," that's OK. Or "I played the nosey neighbor on a '70s sit-com." No problem. But Paris Hilton? Gayle King? Why the hell is this nonsense allowed?