The Staff in the movie are the reasons why Liberal News has failed

Hear hear.

"I am Mr. Shackelford's attorney, Rusty Shackelford, and my client pleads insanity."

Man, could you be more obnoxious and patronizing?

It's Congressmen blathering away for hours on end, and often not even that - overhead long shots of Congressmen and women talking amongst themselves, or cut-aways to marginally more interesting DC banalities. Most of the time there are only a handful of Congressmen even there, and rarely do they actually discuss anything of significance. I'm sorry, but I can't even pretend to be interested in a debate over, say, the allocation of funds for potholes in Texarkana. Sure, it's interesting if there's an important bill or spirited debate going on, but how often does that happen? You're lucky if there's an hour of interesting stuff in a twenty-four hour period, and I'm not willing to sit through all of that just to see an interesting bill come up.

I'm interested in how our government works, certainly, but not so much that I care to be bogged down in the tiniest minutia possible. When I read a book about World War II, I don't really care what kind of toothpaste FDR used, or if Hitler cleaned his toenails with a wire hanger. Would you watch security footage of an insurance office because a kook might come in, or because two employees might engage in an interesting discussion?

Bottom line: Some stuff just isn't interesting. If you enjoy it, then good for you, but there's no need for you to be a braying jackass about it.

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