Hillary Insider Writes ABC's 'Commander-in-Chief'

NewsMax.com ^ | Sept. 27, 2005 | Carl Limbacher

[frogjerk]

Hillary Insider Writes ABC's 'Commander-in-Chief'

MSM: "What media bias?!?!"

[Snardius]

"On September 27th you will believe a woman can be President".

I'd rather watch Martha Stewart reruns...

[bray]

Surprise, Surprise, Surprise!! Of course HilaryCare knew nothing about this!

Pray for W and Our Freedom Fighters

[Red Badger]

No, the same preconditions apply to the VP as to the POTUS......

[scott7278]

Did anyone catch Geena Davis on Monday Night Football last night?? Dressed like a man and plugging her show? Sickening. I'll be happy to miss this one.

Yes, and in typical liberal fashion, she thought that playing a president on television has "qualified" her to run for the office someday.

[softwarecreator]

The Republicans should demand equal time ... they have a liberal President on "West Wing" and now a liberal President (and a woman) on this show.

At what point does a political ad disguised as a TV show break some kind of TV law?

[Cecily]

Gee, what a complete surprise - NOT!!!!

[Proud_USA_Republican]

So far we have found out:

Shows producer/creator is French

Genna Davis is a democrat

Donald Sutherland is a democrat

The show is being written by a Hillary supporter.


But ofcourse ABC claims there is no bias or political agenda behind this show at all.

[fizziwig]

"A military-hater from day one, and they hate her, it is doomed to fail. The thought of it is repulsive and scary."

A hillary presidency will result in massive resignations in the military. They will have to enact a draft to make up for it. But the drafted will still hate her, even the more that they had to go unwillingly. It will be a perfect opportunity for osama and gang to strike again. Hillary is their best chance to finally do in America.

[Red Badger]

The best place to hide something is right out in front of everybody......

[TomGuy]

From what I've seen in the commericals, it starts off with an unlikely hypothesis anyway.

The pres-nominee selects an independent (G Davis) as his running mate.

What politician from either majority party would ever do such a thing? It would be political suicide.

It is TV. It isn't reality.

Of course, if it has any political intent, it is to pave the way for acceptance of female President. Now, just who might the most wanna-wannabe be?

[frogjerk]

Donald Sutherland is a democrat

Don't you love how Hollywood/TV always get some left wing moonbat like Sutherland or Alan Alda to play these arch conservative nazi's? Hollywood is so NUTZ!

[jp3]

Same here, don't watch their t.v. shows, don't go to their movies, don't buy their music...PERIOD! I can't stand any type of celebrity, they all tip their hand and show their true colors eventually. Although, I may have to watch once, so that I can e-mail my displeasure at their very-obvious bias.

I'm praying for a Reagan-conservative to break free of the pack for '08.

[Semper Paratus]

The over/under on episodes run before the VRWC surfaces is 2.

[ocr1]

ping

[diamond6]

I thought the very same thing when I first heard about it.

[elbucko]

They'll keep it on life-support if they have to.

To be sure. And then it will be cancelled in December of '08.

[airborne]

Davis is a boring and uninspiring actress. I'll be watching something else. Anything else.

[Honcho]

The VP must meet the same critera/restrictions as the President. The term limit for Presidents also applies to running as VP.

[Republican Red]

The show is too candy-ass to even allow that a woman could be the elected president. She's the veep and takes over when the president has a stroke.

I read somewhere that she isn't even allowed to be an elected VP either. I think she was chosen as the VP sucessor after the VP gets in legal trouble (a la Ford).