[Panerai]

I was wondering what took Newsmax so long to put the story up. I heard the Chris on Howie on Friday.

[mylife]

Its sad that the mans brains are running out his ear, but Im glad to hear someone admit it

[nmh]

Aren't liberals amazing?

Their candidates are worse then Bush, er the fat drunken murderer, Kennedy comes to mind ... and look at this outrageous mouth!

[who knows what evil?]

The governor of Texas doesn't have the kind of power that some governors have. . .

Like the governors of oh, say , Arkansas, for example...

[bvw]

A son or daughter should never speak ill of his parents in private, and to do so in public is rotten.

[atomicpossum]

Damn. A competence hearing, for real?

When can we get one for the rest of the MSM?

[SerpentDove]

Wow! Although I couldn't agree more.

[stickywillie]

It's not like mike wallace "just" lost it. He's been that way for years.

[sofaman]

"What in the world prepared you to be the commander in chief of the largest superpower in the world? In your background, Mr. President, you apparently were incurious. You didn't want to travel. You knew very little about the military. . . . The governor of Texas doesn't have the kind of power that some governors have. . . . Why do you think they nominated you? . . . Do you think that has anything to do with the fact that the country is so [expletive] up?"

Before I answer that question, Mr Wallace, would you mind explaining to me what in the world prepared Bill Clinton to be CIC? Better yet, I assume that you would support Hillary Clinton should she decide to run for the presidency? What in the world prepared her to be CIC?

You might want to speed up your answer slightly, Mr Wallace, the nice men in the white coats are waiting.

[Reo]

Mike Wallace: Typical Lib-- his mind was so open his brains finally fell out.

[speedy]

Chris Wallace's talks with Howie Carr are usually very tongue-in-cheek. While I suspect he regards his father as wrong, I think he is exaggerating his opinion for entertainment value.

[Rummyfan]

Libs are incredible! This harping on Bush's non-military knowledge and background - are they suggesting that only four-stars are eligible for the Presidency? President Bush knows right from wrong, and good from evil. He also knows himself and he knows the American people. Add to all that he is a straight-shooter. That's plenty of qualification to be Presdient in my book!

[IronJack]

"What in the world prepared you to be the commander in chief of the largest superpower in the world? In your background, Mr. President, you apparently were incurious. You didn't want to travel. You knew very little about the military. . . . The governor of Texas doesn't have the kind of power that some governors have. . . . Why do you think they nominated you? . . . Do you think that has anything to do with the fact that the country is so [expletive] up?"

All questions (adjusted for geographical integrity) that I'm sure Mr. Wallace would also rush to ask Bill Clinton.

[ConservativeGreek]

Gee, Mike Wallace has the same position as Walter Cronkrite! Surprised?

Cronkite tells the idiot Larry King, "we are an ignorant country."

[Crawdad]

Give me the car keys, Dad.

[M203M4]

The father may be losing his mind, but the son is a rotten POS for denigrating his own father publically (even privately).

What is that, the 5th?

[derllak]

Wow, somebody needs to get a big box ready for Mikey cuz it sounds like he's about to implode!
His moronic questions are a joke - I can see him asking the same questions to Slick Willie and never getting a straight answer for any of them! Tick...tick....tick....kaboom!

[hinckley buzzard]

Like so many liberal media flunkies, Mike Wallace has always displayed a thinly veiled and malignant hostility--consider all the nasty and often ill-tempered ambushes he colluded with on 60 Minutes. Now the shingles are just starting to curl and reveal the longtime rot underneath.

[KeyLargo]

There may or may not be some dementia involved, but the old man was always a flaming liberal, so his mental state now has no bearing on his political views.

[Recovering Hermit]

"He's 87-years old and things have set in"

Dementia. About 50 years ago.