Couric Bristles at Bush's "Unbridled Power"

Today Show/NewsBusters ^ | Mark Finkelstein

[mewzilla]

Thanks for keeping us informed. You watch so we don't have to. Bless you! :)

[Condor51]

Couric interrupted with her very dark depiction of the Bush administration: "the sort of unbridled, power, right?"

Gee, mzzzzzzz Perkie. How about the "unbridled power" of nine unelected, jobs for life, Justices? Or the "unbridled power" of Congress, who for 60+ years has been ABUSING the Commerce Clause and passing ILLEGAL laws???

So I guess it's okay for two branches of the gubmint to have "unbridled power", but the Executive, because right now he's a Republican, can't. Is that about it?

[HoosierHawk]

Watching the Today Show Since 2002 So You Don't Have To

Appreciate your sacrifice.

[bray]

The Stone Age Press lives in a Bubble! We want the TSA to spy on Terrorists.

Pray for W and Our Freedom Fighters

[governsleastgovernsbest]

Many thanks - for whatever strange reason, it really is my pleasure!

[TheForceOfOne]

It's not Katie's fault. She had her tin foil hat on last night at home with the stereo on. She felt the vibrations from the music on her tin foil hat and interpreted it as a signal from the mother ship to attack.

This is the normal behavior of nut case Liberals, and although I don't condone it, it is expected.

[demkicker]

Come voting day, the average American isn't going to remember all the thousands of nuances discussed on the Leftist Morning News Shows. They are going to remember the distinction: who wants to protect me the most.

And just in case the MSM's free and relentless campaigning for democrats start making inroads, once the GOP produces commercials showing democrats' outrageous statements & behavior, they'll help republicans win in landslides.

[Jack Black]

CBS supposedly wants her to be head of their evening news soon. What a joke.

[The South Texan]

I want to commend you for having a stomach to watch such nonsense on a daily basis. It I had too, I'd be one of the most obnoxious person on the planet.

[AmericaUnite]

Don't you think that they look for a guest who is going to put Iran 5 years away from making their own nukes? Of course, this person doesn't want to believe the President is right on much.

[governsleastgovernsbest]

want to commend you for having a stomach to watch such nonsense on a daily basis.

Thanks, Texan. Wish I did have the stomach for it. Since beginning these reports I have - seriously - been diagnosed with acid reflux and now pop a daily Prilosec!

[The South Texan]

"Thanks, Texan. Wish I did have the stomach for it. Since beginning these reports I have - seriously - been diagnosed with acid reflux and now pop a daily Prilosec!"

Perhaps FR can have a fund raiser to help you cover the cost of your Meds.

[samtheman]

once the GOP produces commercials showing democrats' outrageous statements & behavior, they'll help republicans win in landslides.

Who was the person in the Roosevelt administration in the 30's who came up with the idea that the best way to show the American people how bad the Nazis were was to just show straight clips of their speeches (with English subtitles). They let the Nazis speak for themselves and the American people saw the truth about them. Who was that person? I tried using google, but I can't come up with a good set of words to search on.

Anyway, the same tactic will work here. Just show clips of RAT speeches, with subtitle "translations" which sum up the RAT "message" in a few words (as summarized by us, of course). I know the RNC has already done some of this. They should (and probably will) do more.

[Borax Queen]

Thanks for the list - good to have confirmation of the enemy within. I thought I just saw a 2005 list the other day, but can't find it right now.

[cubreporter]

she still there? Thought she left.

[Thom Pain]

If the President possessed "unbridled power" Katie and her ilk would be in jail.

[DOGEY]

Bush didn't brief Katie and her MSM buddies; ergo, unbridled power. That is self evident to them from the talk at the cocktail parties Katie attends.

[demkicker]

I can't think of who you are talking about, but I'm hoping the GOP will use the same strategy. It can be done on radio ads as well.

[USS Alaska]

"Sixty-four percent (64%) of Americans believe the National Security Agency (NSA) should be allowed to intercept telephone conversations between terrorism suspects in other countries and people living in the United States. A Rasmussen Reports survey found that just 23% disagree."

Yeah, that dummy GWB is losing this debate.

[Hatteras]

Hey, I gotcher unbridled power.... right here!