"I'm nothing you've heard." ?!?

[edhopper]

Is that even a sentence.
"I'm none of the things you've heard." or "I'm nothing like what you've heard I am."
Speak grammatical English if you are going to be in the Senate.

For those how wonder, it's the second line from the "I'm not a witch" ad.

[11 Bravo]

1. I've heard a fucking idiot before, so the dingbat is wrong.

[Just One Woman]

2. who how

Now that is funny. But I know what you mean.

[pipi_k]

3. I like to insert a comma...

The not-witch: "I'm nothing, you've heard..."


Me: "That's correct, I thought..."


:7

[A-Schwarzenegger]

4. She meant, "You've heard I'm nothing. Well, I'm not nothing."

:*

[edhopper]

5. The funny thing is

some one in her campaign wrote this and i am sure the did a few takes to get it right.
Did no one notice that isn't proper English?
Or is it code for 'I can't speak right either, I'm just like you morons?'

[Tanuki]

6. Even funnier is the fact that she has proudly stated

that she was an English major in college (when telling an interviewer that she was a feminist in its "true" sense, which she went on to define as "one who celebrates her femininity").

[spanone]

7. she's not gonna be in the senate.