Couric Giggles with Hillary, Frets about Kerry's Ability to Attack W on Iraq

The Today Show

[governsleastgovernsbest]

You're going to have to narrow it down further than that for us to know which of those skunks said what.

LOL!

[KarlInOhio]

Hillary therefore 'helpfully' suggested a word herself for those unworthies incapable of seeing the transcendent wonderfullness that his Her Rodhamness: "unfans."

That sounds like a very 1984 type of term from Big Sister. I guess I would rank as a doubleplusunfan. I better be careful though because unfans have a tendency to become unpersons.

[cricket]

Thanks for the update on the love-in/laugh-in. Painful it is; but less so second-hand. :^)

As for McAulliffe; we know that from the top. . .down; there is no such thing as a 'class rat'.

McAulliffe cannot avoid being who and what he is. The cheap adjective is his best weapon; and truth is never a consideration. He/Clinton & Co., set the tone for the rats et al.

[governsleastgovernsbest]

Un-doubtedly!

[governsleastgovernsbest]

Why would anyone deliberately watch the Today Show? GAG!

Since my loyal colleagues apparently aren't online this morning and in a position to defend me, I'll explain myself: I watch out of a combo of masoschism and the belief that it's worthwhile to keep tabs on what the liberal media are up to.

[dead]

That hurt my hears just reading it.

[governsleastgovernsbest]

That hurt my hears just reading it.

Definitely a Hall of Shame Today Show nominee.

[johnny7]

I could just envision(God forbid) Hillary appointing Couric as her Whitehouse Spokeswoman. She has plenty of hate in her and Hillary respects that. Hitler was a master at appointing people who not only admired him... but had a hate that could be channeled.

[bc2]

"Katie began by asking: "You have a lot of fans, but also a lot of . . . ." She paused, obviously uncomfortable at the prospect of suggesting to Her Majesty that any of the serfs could be displeased with Her Exalted Serenisssima. Hillary therefore 'helpfully' suggested a word herself for those unworthies incapable of seeing the transcendent wonderfullness that his Her Rodhamness: "unfans." "

unfans... DOUBLE PLUS UNGOOD!

[Inspectorette]

Hi glgb, may I be placed on your Today Show "ping" list. Thank you :-)

[lavrenti]

"unfans"

Couric just proved she is a moron. Reminds me of the Ben Stiller character in "Reality Bites", and ill-educated, subliterate dork loser geek with passable cute looks and little else.

Rather like Hillary!, whose brilliance shines only in her mind. She's no great shakes in the analytical department, either.

[an amused spectator]

"No, not at all. After 9/11 I told him privately I would do anything to help because of my concern for what had happened." [Guess your 'private' generosity of spirit ain't too private anymore, huh Hill?] "It's just that I profoundly disagree with him about his vision for the future of the country." I'll bet.

Move over, Gandhi.

[governsleastgovernsbest]

My pleasure. You're on!

[governsleastgovernsbest]

[Hillary] is no great shakes in the analytical department, either.

I agree. Somehow she has developed this rep as The World's Most Brilliant Woman, and I don't see it. Then again, she's a much more able politician than Kerry or any of the other Dems who were in the primary. We underestimate her at our peril.

[1Old Pro]

The blatant, obvious, flagrant liberal media bias never ceases to amaze me.

[governsleastgovernsbest]

Move over, Gandhi.

Gandhi, yes. But with a good dollop of Mother Theresa, naturally, and let's not forget Nelson Mandela and for good measure a soupcon of Einstein! Oh, and with a hint of Martin Luther King, Jr., of course.

[al_c]

Some people say ...

I knew it! I just knew that her perkiness would use that phrase. I must be psychic. ;o)

[LisaMalia]

Thanks for the report.

I'm now re-reading the book "Hell to Pay, the unfolding story of Hillary Rodham Clinton", by the late Barbara Olsen. For those who haven't read it, it gives excellent insight into HRC's dangerous mind.

[Hand em their arse]

"Consider the implications of Katie's opening question to McAuliffe: "How much does Kerry's early support for the war in Iraq hamstring his ability to criticize it now?"

"Is she a journalist, or a Democratic strategist, worrying and game-planning how Kerry might work around his vote for the Iraq resolution?"

Look, I hate listen to her hot air as much as the next guy, but please, these are questions Rush and Sean have asked of political strategist as well. This is not a game-planning set up type question IMO. It might be in her mind but it is a legitimate question asked by many.

[SquirrelKing]

Definitely a "two-bucket" edition of Today. Keep your head down and your eyes open, governsleastgovernsbest. Remember you never hear the episode that kills you.