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Wallace’s show as appalling yesterday...because it reminded me of the 80s Sunday News shows which featured one conservative versus a host and others who were all liberal. It brought back really bad feelings. 2 Washington Post writers, a DEMOCRAT congresswoman, and himself. It was actually far worse than Sam Donaldson and Whasername teaming up on George Will. In one segment he totally skipped James Riley(?), the conservative.

Wallace’s questions came straight from inside the beltway. Everything the liberals were talking about is what Wallace broached. I really sense there isn’t a creative bone in the man’s body. (After all he was selling his wife’s COOKBOOK last week.)

I really need to stop watching it and boosting its ratings. It was awful. And WORSE they got Scot Walker to back down on “does Obama love his country?” Walker ‘walked it back’ to something like ‘anyone who gets involved in this process loves his country.’ Which is patent foolishness. His other answer was better: first of all it’s irrelevant, and 2nd, who the heck should I know.

Does Obama love his country? I’ll be clear since Walker wimped out - “NO. He doesn’t.”