@piersmorgan let the Pope thing go! OMG, first u compared him to the Queen and her "job"? Now a US President., who's next, you?
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Toni Tucci (@toni_tucci) February 22, 2013What is it with Piers Morgan and “the pope thing”? A week after tweeting that he finds the pope’s resignation “a bit lame,” Morgan kicked off his interview with former President Jimmy Carter with this bizarre observation:
Jimmy Carter has extraordinary energy & drive for a man 4 years older than the retiring Pope…. #CNN—
Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) February 22, 2013
Wouldn’t an American president resigning because of “tiredness” also be a bit lame? It’s the first question we’d ask Jimmy Carter if given the chance.
Just… wow RT @piersmorgan: Jimmy Carter has extraordinary energy & drive for a man 4 years older than the retiring Pope—
Dan Isett (@DanIsett) February 22, 2013
@piersmorgan How is that related ? the Pope is ill and Jimmy Carter is not ??—
Dima N. (@Egyptiannaweya) February 22, 2013
@piersmorgan sick pope-dig, bro—
BLAG (@AJBLAG) February 22, 2013
@piersmorgan Pope is running on a pace maker…..you know…—
Ishtiaq H. Bercha (@Ihbercha) February 22, 2013
@piersmorgan and probably worries about his neighbors while the pope worries about a billion catholics..—
joey garcia soto (@joeygemini959) February 22, 2013
@piersmorgan are you making jest out of our beloved pope @piersmorgan?—
emmylove (@emmmyjustco) February 22, 2013
#Shade RT @piersmorgan: Jimmy Carter has extraordinary energy & drive for a man 4 years older than the retiring Pope…. #CNN—
shakara (@shakarasaid) February 22, 2013
@piersmorgan He gets to chose his engagements….unlike the pope,—
Loxi Garrett (@loxi1229) February 22, 2013
Good point: Jimmy Carter might be in good health, but he also chose to sit for an interview with Piers Morgan. Kudos to Carter for dealing well with an inane question.
