Consider: the film's principal characters include, in no particular order, a glib motivational speaker and father-of-two, his highly strung wife and WWII veteran father, who just got kicked out of an old folks' home for snorting heroin – naturally.
Mr. Nye, a glib talker, now stumbles.
So it was somewhat glib of House Speaker J. Dennis Hastert to say on Friday, as the final budget deal came together, that "today, through compromise, Democrats and Republicans came together in the Congress".
One speaker acknowledged a potential effect of glib trade talk.
Put the Speaker in a comfy chair, and rein back that glib David Cameron, making him ask only gentle questions about great thoughts Gordon might have had on the global economy.
Speechlessness seems to have affected even some of Trump's professionally glib de-facto supporters, such as Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and House Speaker Paul Ryan, though their behavior, as they smile, simper, affirm, and obey, is closer to gutlessness.
In some ways, Cain is a fun-house mirror version of Obama: two great speakers, one earnest and studious while the other is glib and extemporaneous, both relatively new to national politics, both using cadences derived from African-American preaching to thrill crowds sick of the old politicians and their old compromises.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet In some ways, Cain is a fun-house mirror version of Obama: two great speakers, one earnest and studious while the other is glib and extemporaneous, both relatively new to national politics, both using cadences derived from African-American preaching to thrill crowds sick of the old politicians and their old compromises.
