Posted on 02/19/2006 5:03:51 AM PST by Alas Babylon!
The Talk Shows
Sunday, February 19th, 2006
Guests to be interviewed today on major television talk shows:
FOX NEWS SUNDAY (Fox Network): Sens. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., and Evan Bayh, D-Ind.; former Sen. Alan Simpson, R-Wyo.
MEET THE PRESS (NBC): Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff
FACE THE NATION (CBS): Sens. Bill Frist, R-Tenn., and Barbara Boxer, D-Calif.
THIS WEEK (ABC): Chertoff; Sen. Joe Lieberman, D-Conn., and Rep. Tom Davis, R-Va.; basketball player Shaquille O'Neal.
LATE EDITION (CNN) : Chertoff; British ambassador to the United States David Manning, German ambassador to the U.S. Wolfgang Ischinger and French ambassador to the U.S. Jean-David Levitte; retired Army Maj. Gen. Paul Eaton, formerly in charge of Iraqi army training.
You're right .. he is an Utter Fool!
Very good points. We can trust liberals than moderates who change to satisfy interest groups. We will learn more about people like this on both sides.
FNC: Bayh, you are actively considering the presidency. You're running at 8th place with 3%.
Bayh: I trust the future of our country more than the polls. D.C. is broken and I'm thinking about what role I can do to fix it.
FNC: You talk about how Democrats are viewed as soft on national security. Will it be a hard sell for Clinton to prove she can be tough on national security.
Bayh: No. It's a threshold issue for a future CIC. Anyone who is going to be the nominee needs to meet that threshold first.
End
Up next: Sen. Simpson to talk about quailgate.
Can Bayh know what is in a Baby's mind while it's still in the womb?? Edwards could you know?
He's a better BS'er then Edwards
Bayh always looks to me like he playing the ROLE of a senator. By the way he has a slightly new hairstyle, which is meant to look a little more "senator of the people" and less "well-grooked executive". It's sort of an echo of Wendell Wilkie.
That or he doesn't think Congress leaks at all
How long has Bayh been in the Senate?
Eleanor Clift on Fox & Friends - Everyone knows the leaders for 2008 are hellary and mclame. Others are not known.
I don't trust him either old-sage; its fun to watch him though. He does have good presence and he seems calm (unlike most of the democrats who are always so frenzied). His vote against Condi really made me mad and I think his record will haunt him if he ever does decide to run.
What color is the sky in his world? Just wow.
Notice how the media isn't talking about the Saddam tapes.
ABC aired some of them and deliberately (I'm sure) misrepresented them. The translator for those tapes, a former UN official, called into the Sean Hannity show the other day.
He said that when ABC aired the tapes, they showed the English version of what Saddam was saying to be that he warned the US that a WMD attack was coming but it wouldn't come from Iraq.
The UN translator said that Saddam ACTUALLY said that a WMD attack was coming but Iraq would use proxies so it couldn't be traced back to them.
And all the MSM that I could find that did talk about the tapes tried to portray Saddam as the most reasonable person on the tapes and commented that he wasn't crazy, which the administration tried to say he was.
He and other Dems are trying to sound republican
Their problem is their votes and actions don't back up their words
Thanks for that link. Both girls love to get on the computer at memaw's, so I will bookmark it for them.
Oh, great, now Alan Simpson has to tell us what a great guy Bayh is.
Wallace was suprised by how upset Cheney was by the accident?
What an idiot.
Thank you! It's an hour and a half before FNS comes on here and I'll look forward to seeing Wallace and Bayh.
Do you know Collins is McCains point-woman in the senate for his 2008 campaign?
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