asinine, crazy, daffy, daft, fatuous, foolhardy, foolish, inane, ridiculous, senseless, silly, stupid, absurd, harebrained, imbecilic, insane, lunatic, mad, moronic, nonsensical, preposterous, silly, softheaded, tomfool, unearthly, zany

She's an am horetz (ignoramus)
a khaloshes (disgusting, revolting thing)

Let Obama run without her. Then let her run in 2012 against President McCain. By then, all that will be left of Obama when the GOP is done with him is a Kerryesque grease spot.

she doesn't know why, she just "literally feels that way." yeah, that's some kind of critically insightfull analysis there.

Nancy Giles (born July 17, 1960 in New York City) is an American actress and comedienne. She is a graduate of Oberlin College.

Giles is a writer and contributor to CBS News Sunday Morning. She was the announcer and co-host of the alternative morning show Fox After Breakfast. She starred in two ABC television series, playing girl GI Frankie Bunsen for three seasons on China Beach and hostile waitress Connie on the sitcom Delta. She has had guest roles on shows including The Jury, L.A. Law, Spin City, Law & Order, Dream On, and The Fresh Prince of Bel Air. She appeared in the 1985 Broadway production of the musical Mayor.

Giles and a CBS colleague, correspondent Erin Moriarty, have collaborated on two public-affairs radio series under the Giles and Moriarty banner, one for WPHT in Philadelphia and another for Greenstone Media. Both shows were produced at the facilities of the CBS Radio Network.

This is beyond ridiculous and insane.  This is probably going to be the election that will do many a citizen in, with respect to participation.  When you have THIS many morons spewing this PARANOID and crazy sh1t it just makes people disgusted and sit at home.

Yes, it's her opinion, and we're all entitled to have and express them - Abrams asked her what she thought, after all - but is it a given that an opinion is somehow allowed to represent some sort of truth just because someone in a booth pasted the title "Analyst" under her name - or anyone else's name?  Where is the person who, hearing that garbage, should have asked, "Are you seriously sitting her telling us that you think the Senator from New York and former First Lady, the person who came within a hair of being the nominee, actually wants to murder Senator Obama?  Where does someone come up with a `feeling' like that, Nancy, and still be viewed not just as credible, but mentally intact?"

Well, the pushback would come if someone had blurped out something equally off-the-wall and attributed it to their "feelings" about what Obama might be thinking; look out, World - it would be wall-to-wall outrage and umbrage, op-eds and serious panels of serious people and Extra-Super-Duper-Special Comments.  They'd want us all wearing armbands in solidarity.

They can also do anything they want to. They've moved DNC operations to Chicago.  Apparently, the Chicago way is the DNC way now.  I'm sure this move will find its way into 527 ads.

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Begging the question is a form of logical fallacy:

To beg the question does not mean "to raise the question." (e.g. "It begs the question, why is he so dumb?") This is a common error of usage made by those who mistake the word "question" in the phrase to refer to a literal question. Sadly, the error has grown more and more common with time, such that even journalists, advertisers, and major mass media entities have fallen prey to "BTQ Abuse."