[ClearCase_guy]

The MSM is loving this. For NPR, the big story for the middle of the year was Abu Ghraib. They covered that constantly for months. Now, all they seem to talk about is Kerik.

My opinion, this story is soooooo over. But I expect news coverage to continue for 2-3 more months.

[Mike Bates]

The MSM is loving this.

The gift that keeps giving.

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[Alberta's Child]

This story hasn't even begun. A lot of us are asking how someone like this ever managed to find his way into positions like: 1) police commissioner of New York City, role in which he led the largest police department in the nation; 2) member of the board of directors of a major supplier of police equipment; and 3) head of the Iraqi police force under the interim Iraqi government (a six-month stint that only lasted three months).

Most people will live their entire lives and never come across a creature like this.

[shubi]

Can't we moveon.org lol

This is just about sex and stealing, which as we all know is ok because Clinton did it.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

"My opinion, this story is soooooo over. But I expect news coverage to continue for 2-3 more months."

Agreed. I'm yawning over it already. I'm glad we dodged this bullet. The guy did not have the moral fiber for the job. I want someone with his eye on the ball and the borders; not the nearest skirt. Yeesh!

[andie74]

My opinion, this story is soooooo over. But I expect news coverage to continue for 2-3 more months.

Well, there IS a bit of a vacuum now that Scott Peterson has been sentenced...

[xm177e2]

Now, all they seem to talk about is Kerik.

Given the amount of dirt, and how new junk keeps turning up, I think the coverage is entirely warranted. If Kerik were a Democrat, with this amount of scandal around him, you would be excoriating the MSM if they stopped digging.