Elisabeth Hasselbeck

[alexandria674]

I don't agree with her views, but I do think she is a nice person. I do like itwhen she tells some funny stories about her kids mostly because there is little chance for another heated debate. I get annoyed when Behr and Hasselback talk over eachother though, it gets tedious.

 

[Disney Doll]

I thought Elizabeth had a mic in her ear on The View so she could spout those right wing talking points straight from Faux News. Guess she didn't have it during her giggle fest with Jay. Seriously, has that woman ever had an independent thought?

Why is it that people who do not have conservative beliefs always think that conservatives don't think for themselves?

 

[Scornelius]

Interesting....so in your view, I'm stupid because I like her. I never knew that someone whose IQ is in the 160's could be considered stupid.

Maybe not, but you should know there's no apostrophe in 160s.

 

[BeachGirlFLA]

You're right but hey, nobody's perfect (160s doesn't mean perfect...I'll even admit I used to spell separate wrong all the time ) and that's not even close to the worst grammatical error I've seen on this board. If I took the time to correct every one I saw, I'd never post anything else

 

[JerseyJanice]

I don't watch The View so I don't have an opinion one way or the other on Ms. Hasselbeck, but I don't liking or disliking any given celebrity is a sign of intelligence (or lack thereof).

The appeal of TV personalities is a highly subjective thing. I can't figure out for the life of me, for example, how Al Roker got a show on the Weather Channel. I don't find anything appealing about the man, but obviously, some people like him. And for what reason, I have no idea, but like I said, it's all subjective.

 

[nuke]

I don't watch The View so I don't have an opinion one way or the other on Ms. Hasselbeck, but I don't liking or disliking any given celebrity is a sign of intelligence (or lack thereof).

The appeal of TV personalities is a highly subjective thing. I can't figure out for the life of me, for example, how Al Roker got a show on the Weather Channel. I don't find anything appealing about the man, but obviously, some people like him. And for what reason, I have no idea, but like I said, it's all subjective.

Really really old people like Al Roker.

 

[JerseyJanice]

Well, I doubt anyone is diggin' on Al for his looks because that face of his sure isn't his strong point. After all the weight he dropped from his bypass surgery, I'm guessing his body is no great sight to behold either.

Maybe I'll have to age some more to appreciate him. Right now, I don't see any "charisma," his voice is nothing special, and I'm not picking up on any great personality vibes.

But like I said--the appeal of TV celebrities is very subjective.