Posted on 08/23/2004 4:10:46 PM PDT by ken5050
Actually his family name is Kahn. Jengis Kahn would seem fair. And he'd still be JFK.
Troll, troll, troll your post.
Yawn.
Get back underground before sunrise, before
you turn to stone.
{see also The Hobbit or Lord of the Rings)
Matthews interpretation of self-inflicted was shooting yourself on purpose - not Malkin's.
Matthews didn't ask for Malkin's definition of "self inflicted wound".
He asked her many times if she believed if Kerry shot himself on purpose, and asked many times for a simple yes or no answer.
She never once answered "no", but did once answer "yes".
If you have an argument, or perspective, fine. I haven't seen it yet.
I'll stand on my comment. You can stand on your Yes - 1, No - 0.
Plus, you might have the right interpretation. Initially I shared it.
We can agree that Matthews looked like he wanted to humiliate Malkin.
Herein lies the problem with non-military people covering military-related stories. The incessant idiocy in the line of questioning/discussion is maddening. The subject of Vietnam (oh yeah, O'Reilly was there, but not during the war, but he knows everything) is a very gut-wrenching one; these people don't understand that...and sadly, never will.
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Where's the SPIT? Chrissy is VILE as other Freepers have said.....OR...maybe he's stupid and doesn't know what SELF-INFLICTED means!! Geesh.....what an idiot!
Are you saying Chris spit on himself. Or do you mean it was a self-inflicted drool wound? Yes or no?:-)
Well you are more informed than I am...I only saw Pat on Scarborough Country a couple of times...he seemed well conservative. I figured when you lose an election, you may be bitter for quite a while (McCain is an example although I don't think he was ever as bitter as Buchanan judging from your post). I was wondering if maybe Buchanan doesn't want Kerry to be President more than he hates Pres. Bush. I can see from looking at your post (good points) that this is probably naive on my part. This is off topic, but what has happened to Joe Scarborough? I caught part of his show and had to turn it off. It was a Kerry love fest pretty much from start to finish. He certainly did not discuss the whole Swift Boat issue fairly to say the least. I am not watching any shows on MSNBC anymore.
I don't watch much TV and only watched his show a couple of times. It just didn't grab my attention.
It's like Sean Hannity (I'm going to get flammed here and Sean, if you're reading this sorry). I like Sean Hannity, I really do.
BUT...Sean is a very passionate person who really believes in what he believes. I like that a lot. Where I start to back away from Sean is how he treats some guests (ala Michael Medved). He will start bombarding them with questions and points, prevent them from providing a full answer and sometimes comes across as condescending (which is probably not intentional).
There are times when I (seldom any more) watch the show and think that I'd rather have lunch and a political conversational with Alan Combs; who is usually just the opposite of Sean.
When I do watch TV I usually tend to stick with Fox.
As soon as the MSM realizes Kerry is toast, they too will turn on him and make sure the American people understand that the reason the 'rats lost again is because of Kerry and not their failed ideology
Kerry is a poser. LOL I agree with you. As irritating as Buchanan is, he does love this country (unlike most lefties).
Joe Scarborough has gone over to the Dark Side. I don't watch him or Chrissy....Dennis Miller on CNBC is GREAT..watch it!
Dennis Miller is the GREATEST!!!
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