[cake_crumb]

"The most notable bad interview was on Hannity & Colmes where Susan Estrich savaged one vet who didn't even seem sure of where he was. Before those 8 minutes were over, he must have been trailing blood from his recutum."

That one I didn't hear.

The problem is these aren't prefessional TV talking heads or politicians. They would need more more than one of them to have this experience in order to be a professional looking spokesman. I say more than one, because exhaustion does tend to set in with the most experience professional after an entire day of combative interviews, even if they're not combined with a DoS attack on your website (O'Nail)

As it is, they're a bunch of Vietnam war heros, as opposed to Vietnam War Hero ® (apparantly, there can be only one) who were there and believe the truth of what they're saying. Like I said, I haven't heard every intervwie. I'd bet good money precious few people have. I can only go by my impressions of those I have heard, and with the exception of O'Neil the other day they were fine. And I give O'Neil a pass because he was having a day none of us should ever have to have.

[HitmanLV]

I agree with you. But that being said, they could have benefitted from a week of coaching on this manner. You can learn a lot in 7 days.

They only get one shot at this.