Get around. Get around. I get around.
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A whole lot of nothing. Politicians have a set speech, a set of "talking points". Just like a music act. "I am so glad to be in city XXX. This is the best city on the tour". And then the next night, say the same thing.
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A whole lot of nothing. Politicians have a set speech, a set of "talking points". Just like a music act. "I am so glad to be in city XXX. This is the best city on the tour". And then the next night, say the same thing.
@taiwan_girl of course they do!
I just found it kind of funny that she even uses the same gestures at the same time during her speech. Will have to ask the Teleprompter if that’s in the script.
"Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08
The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.
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A whole lot of nothing. Politicians have a set speech, a set of "talking points". Just like a music act. "I am so glad to be in city XXX. This is the best city on the tour". And then the next night, say the same thing.
@taiwan_girl said in Get around. Get around. I get around.:
A whole lot of nothing. Politicians have a set speech, a set of "talking points". Just like a music act. "I am so glad to be in city XXX. This is the best city on the tour". And then the next night, say the same thing.
Trump has a stump speech. See if he ever says the same thing twice.
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@taiwan_girl of course they do!
I just found it kind of funny that she even uses the same gestures at the same time during her speech. Will have to ask the Teleprompter if that’s in the script.
@George-K said in Get around. Get around. I get around.:
@taiwan_girl of course they do!
I just found it kind of funny that she even uses the same gestures at the same time during her speech. Will have to ask the Teleprompter if that’s in the script.
LOL. I wouldn't be surprised either way. After doing the same speech 100 times, it becomes muscle memory. LOL
If I am talking on the same topic for different people, I find myself falling into the trap of saying the same thing (though trying to keep it fresh).
