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A Gem from Dr. K

Posted by fivedollargold 10 years, 9 months ago to Culture

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For some reason, $5Au's marital spouse loves Dr. Krauthammer. Smart guy, but come on...

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Posted by stargeezer 10 years, 9 months ago

He has more wisdom in his paralyzed little finger than BO has all together. A very smart gentleman.

As a side note, he is one of my personal heroes. When I was at Walter Reid following my injury he visited us in the Spinal Cord Injury wing. He talked to us who were newly injured, assuring us that while our lives had changed forever, they were not over. Nobody can know how much his influence helped anybody who was looking for it. At that time he wasn't the huge name he became, but he had just codified what was known as the Reagan Doctrine - He was no wimp. Like I said, one of my heroes.

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Posted by Ben_C 10 years, 9 months ago

Charles K is brilliant and he is qualified to psychoanalyze people – he is an MD Psychiatrist. He pegged Obama years ago as a narcissist who doesn’t have a clue. He is generally spot on and could care less what people think about him.

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Posted by MikeMarotta 10 years, 9 months ago

I see his name a lot, but do not know anything about him. I agree with the suggestion behind the statement. I just read about a screenful of his Wikipedia biography. It is impressive.

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  Posted by fivedollargold 10 years, 9 months ago
  
  He shows up a lot on various Fox News shows.
  
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    Posted by MikeMarotta 10 years, 9 months ago
    
    We do not get television in the house. In years past when cable came with Internet, we had that. Of course, we grew up with TV and had cable through the 80s.and 90s. But in the 21st century, we gave up TV. We do get DVDs of shows that are recommended by our friends or that we read about online. Battlestar Galactica and Firefly were two; "24" was another (horrible). Mostly, we browse the stacks at the city library or Half Price Books for interesting shows. I found Big Bang Theory in the library when we lived in Ann Arbor - long waiting lines for that one... We were fans of NCIS and own several early years on disk. Last year, we watched it via CBS dot Com but then our neighborhood bandwidth fell and we just stopped trying. Basically, we read books.
    
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