During the intermission in the middle of the Jarmon-McKay debate, someone hands Jarmon a folded note. Jarmon reads it, frowns slightly, and slips it into his pocket. McKay notices, and appears curious and puzzled. What did the note say, and what effect did it have? My only guess is that it said Jarmon was slipping in the polls, leading him to take a more aggressive tack. But why would anyone give him bad news during a debate?
Xchar, it's been a long time since I watched "The Candidate", but the way I remember it, the note being passed to Jarmon was meant to illustrate the way in which Jarmon relies on his handlers to tell him what to say, and also the way in which he and his handlers rely on secrecy to communicate the simplest of messages. I don't think the movie ever tries to explain what the note said, but we can infer that it was a handler telling Jarmon to get "tougher" with McKay.
shareit said: 'blue horseshoe loves anacott steel.'
Where there's smoke, there's barbecue!
it made me laugh too!
I had the chance to work with Michael Jackson who was as brilliant as they come.
Tommy Mottola
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It said, "You've got a big chunk of something stuck between your upper front teeth".
share'do you know the way to san jose?"
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"Your fly is open"
share"Do you think Billy is cute?
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___ No
Pass it on"
On both sides, it said:
"How do you keep an idiot busy for hours? Answer on other side."
Jarmon's aides had a very adolescent sense of humor.
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or maybe:
Freedom's just another word for nothin' left to lose
And nothin' left was all she left to me
Feelin' good was easy, Lord, when Bobby sang the blues
And buddy, that was good enough for me
Good enough for me and Bobby McGee.
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Freedom's just another word for nothin' left to lose
And nothin' left was all she left to me
Feelin' good was easy, Lord, when Bobby sang the blues
And buddy, that was good enough for me
Good enough for me and Bobby McGee.
'your tee time on the golf course has been moved to 1:15 pm tomorrow.'
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