Asking questions is a sign of deep thought. And since conservative pundits aren't really into thinking, they don't ask the smartest questions. But they do ask important questions, and by "important questions," I mean they ask really ridiculous questions that I will then make fun of.
First, Debbie Schlussel, who is . . . somebody asked a very important question after President Obama told an audience in Turkey that he is one of many Americans who has lived in a predominantly Muslim nation and has Muslim family members:
[B]ut which "one of them?"
BOTH, YOU MORON! He lived in Indonesia and has Muslim family members! Now answer me this, Debbie Schlussel.
How can you be a conservative and wear tie-dye? Pick a side, lady!*
Next comes a very important question posed by Rush Limbaugh. Today he talked about the
PUMA by Segway. It's like a cross between a regular Segway and the Pope Mobile, except unlike the Pope Mobile, the PUMA senses cars and people and moves out of the way automatically (now that's infallibility!). This is just a prototype, and there are undoubtedly some kinks to work out.
Rush will probably send this complaint to Segway ASAP.
What I want to know is what's going to stop a car from running into it?
Gee, I don't know, Rush. Perhaps the person driving the car?! Will somebody please shake this man?