[Txsleuth]

LOL...but, I was wrong...William Safire wasn't on today.

Byron York was the designated "conservative"...and, as usual, he makes some good points, but then gets them all wiped away, because when he is on with Fat Timmy, or Chrissy Matthews, he tends to start bashing Bush, when it isn't necessary...

BTW....HAGEL...just bashed Rove for characterizing the dems as being in a pre-9/11 mindset...and the Reps as being in a post 9/11 mindset...

Hagel was upset about that...puh-lllllllleeeeze

[Mo1]

BTW....HAGEL...just bashed Rove for characterizing the dems as being in a pre-9/11 mindset...and the Reps as being in a post 9/11 mindset...

Only a Democrat would be upset at what Rove said

[Chgogal]

Ick. Cannot stand Hagel. It amazes me how we elect the likes of Hagel, Kennedy, Kerry, Turbin (my Senator...phooey!), etc.

Me thinks we are fools sometimes. Thanks for watching! Too bad Hagel is rowing the wrong boat. He is sounding foolish.

[Phsstpok]

HAGEL...just bashed Rove for characterizing the dems as being in a pre-9/11 mindset...and the Reps as being in a post 9/11 mindset...

Hagel was upset about that...puh-lllllllleeeeze

But Hagel is actually correct. Rove was wrong to break it down as Dem = pre 9/11 and Rep = post 9/11. Just look at Hagel and other RINOs. And remember, there's at least one post 9/11 Democrat in Lieberman.

Now, if you talk about the leadership of the parties, or the majority of the parties, or the policies of the parties (excepting border control), then Rove is right.

I mean, be fair to the twit. Broken clock and twice daily correctness apply, even to him. Even if that's not what he meant. I guess it's not so much the broken clock analogy as the "blind sow finding an acorn" kinda thing.