Sunday Morning Talk Show Thread 24 July 2005

Various big media television networks ^ | 24 July 2005 | Various Self-Serving Politicians and Big Media Screaming Faces

[Mo1]

Is she wearing a tablecloth?

Looked like it

[Seattle Conservative]

"I doubt that's a dress. I'd guess on a pantsuit."

It was actually a jacket (probably outrageously expensive) with black pants (wonder if they're 1/2 of 'Ole Crusty' ;-)

[Seattle Conservative]

Thank you all so much! I appreciate the honor. There were some wonderful posts here today from everyone (as usual). While one can always count on some great threads here on FR, I must say that this one and the Daily Dose are probably the ones I always try to read. Thanks again!

Best,
SC

[GOP-Pat]

You're exactly right that we have our work cut out for us because for one thing, the majority of Americans have such short memories and appear to have forgotten what the clintons did. Just remember that people who will be voting for the first time in 2008 were only 10 when the clintons were in office and they definitely don't have too much memory of those times. With thousands of them voting for the first time and the older ones having such short memories, they'll believe anything hillary says. Republicans had better start remembering they are in the majority and get some backbone, plus quit spending--otherwise, I'm afraid many may stay at home in 2008.

I, of course, could never stay home, no matter how disillusioned I may feel, because at this stage of my life and seeing as how the dems have acted in the past 12 years, but more importantly in the past 4, I feel the worst Republican is better than any democrat. I feel we can NEVER let them get control of our country again, no matter how upset we get at the republicans.

Anyone that can remain a democrat these days, with them having no agenda, constant personal attacks and lies AND pretty near committing treason on a daily basis; will NEVER get my vote, no matter who's running against them and staying home is the same (in my mind) as giving them my vote. If they're decent people, they would change parties and be ashamed of the one they're in. By remaining a democrat, tells me that they agree with the Kennedys, Kerrys, clintons, Pelosi's, etc. Therefore, I repeat: the worse republican is better than the best democrat, in my mind---that is unless it's Zell Miller. :)

[rodguy911]

Thanks for that. All this time I thought that was a "hardball" reference to Mr. know-it-all, stand corrected.

[rodguy911]

Peach and snugs did the honors today, I had to work. Great job, your in-depth analysis is much appreciated here.

[iconoclast]

Did you happen to see him interview Cornyn and Schumer this morning?

No.

I sure wish I would have caught it!

[Shazolene]

"Schmuck Chewmer" says it all quite nicely!

[MikefromOhio]

believe me I'm not.

[SpinyNorman]

I wonder what Juan educational background is?"

Ask and ye shall receive!

"A graduate of Haverford College, Williams received a B.A. in philosophy in 1976. Currently, he sits on a number of boards, including the Haverford College Board of Trustees, the Aspen Institute of Communications and Society Program, Washington Journalism Center, and the New York Civil Rights Coalition."

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=1930705

I guess you don't need to be much more than a college grad and rabid liberal to be a "senior correspondent" at NPR!

[aculeus]

Needless to say, I nearly fell out of my chair because I can not imagine the two being personal friends.

I recall Jaun's support of Thomas when it really counted.