Posted on 03/05/2006 5:16:49 AM PST by Alas Babylon!
The Talk Shows
Sunday, March 5th, 2006
Guests to be interviewed today on major television talk shows:
FOX NEWS SUNDAY (Fox Network): Gen. Peter Pace, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff; Michael Brown, former head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency; National Weather Service Director David Johnson.
MEET THE PRESS (NBC): Pace; former Sen. John Edwards, D-N.C., and former Rep. Jack Kemp, R-N.Y., co-chairmen of the Council on Foreign Relations' task force on U.S. policy toward Russia.
FACE THE NATION (CBS): Sen. Richard Lugar, R-Ind.; Rep. John Murtha, D-Pa.
THIS WEEK (ABC): Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine; Rep. Duncan Hunter, R-Calif.; retired Gen. Wesley Clark; comedian Stephen Colbert.
LATE EDITION (CNN) : Gen. James Jones, NATO supreme Allied commander; Iraqi Parliament member Adnan Pachachi.
FReepers rule! Freepers rock!
Photo ops for midterms!
lLS
Chrissy needs pigtails.......so we can yank on them.....wish I had PhotoShop! LOL!
Photo ops for midterms!
LLS
Thanks for the visual. Yep, both have about the same mental capabilities.
Every network is paying for their pollsters. But they read every nagative poll conducted by others too. And then they read the averarage of them too, to say Bush is doomed. Problem is, NOT ONE of them are reliable with one exception, Rasmussen.
Surprisingly, Gallup acknowledged that polls of registered voters overstate Democrats by about 10% when it comes to actual elections.
Using that metric, the GOP is actually ahead going into the Congressional elections this Fall.
Republican election strategists long have maintained the so-called generic numbers, in which voters are asked which party they will support in the elections, without mentioning a specific candidate, skew in favor of the Democrats. Mr. Moore's admission about past generic polls of registered voters is rare, coming from a major polling organization, Republican campaign strategists said last week. "It's an amazing, very rare admission".
He would help himself if he had some facts and figures to bring to this new round of TV appearances.
How many MREs were delivered to the Superdome -
How many rooftop rescues were accomplished by the Coast Guard and other military agencies -
How many very ill people were triaged and sent to other hospitals -
How many criminals were released from prisons -
How fast the pumps were replaced or repaired -
How many Navy and Coast Guard vessels were deployed to the Gulf Coast BEFORE the storm, so they would be in position to help after the storm had passed -
And especially, every time he is on TV he should say New Orleans suffered two attacks by nature. The hurricane hit at dawn on Monday. It passed. The sun came out. People cheered. The canal walls failed Monday afternoon and Monday night. The flood that inundated the Ninth Ward and St Bernard Parish happened late Monday and Monday night.
I am waiting for the first articulate pundit to step up to the plate and offer to serve as WH press secretary.
Nice to see the connection. O'Reilly commented to Katie Couric one morning that he's waiting to see Russert taken away in handcuffs....re this Plame story!
He made it seem like a joke but I had the best little snicker.
Judging by some of the stories about how these reporters are having emotional problems, we might change the has been media or Old Media to "under Psychiatric care media".
Thanks!
Chris is now asking will the President risk losing Congress by standing his ground on Iraq
All the panel says yes
WFB was lucid and on point during the Cold War and a great defender of democracy and capitalism vs. communism.
But once the Berlin Wall fell, he lost his focus.
I am so sick of these people. I am keeping track of all Republicans who are NOT trying to make their bones on the back of President Bush.
Agreed.
And the crowd running NR now are the very essence of girly-men.
I was angry yesterday when Greg Jarret on Fox accusing the student editor as if he did something wrong (they never question when they attack churches or religion) and then bring the "fake koran-gate Isikoff" (who was reponsible for 20 innocents death) as "expert" to discuss about it.
I bet Katie soiled herself when he made that quip.
CSPIN screens the callers and hs become a danger to our society. They allow total crazies to spout conspiracy theories that do nothing but incite people against America in general and the President in particular.
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