Vagrant said:
Hopefully this guy falls under politician category:Vagrant said:
Sadly, Ted Stevens is far from alone in the category of technical stupidity. Most politicians are complete idiots when it comes to science, technology, engineering, and math. Majoring in political science means (1) lots of time to party and chase the opposite sex, and (2) never having to take another science or math course again.lisab said:
Wow, that guy is an idiot, RIP, he has absolutely no idea what he's talking about.lisab said:
D H said:
The purpose of compiling a list of the "Stupidest Statements by Politicians - Ever" is to bring attention to the often outrageous and nonsensical statements made by politicians, and to hold them accountable for their words. It also serves as a reminder for the public to critically evaluate the statements made by politicians and to not blindly accept them as truth.
The determination of which statements are the "stupidest" is subjective and based on a variety of factors. These may include the level of absurdity or ignorance of the statement, the impact it had on the public, and the credibility or position of the politician who made the statement.
Sometimes, these statements may be taken out of context or exaggerated by the media or individuals. However, the purpose of compiling this list is to highlight the overall trend of politicians making nonsensical or misleading statements, rather than targeting specific instances.
No, these statements can come from politicians of any political party or ideology. The list aims to be impartial and includes statements from politicians of various backgrounds.
While some of these statements may seem trivial or humorous, they can have real-world consequences. Politicians have a responsibility to speak accurately and responsibly, and their statements can influence public opinion and policy decisions. Therefore, it is important to hold them accountable for their words.