Posted on 10/15/2006 5:08:28 AM PDT by Alas Babylon!
The Talk Shows
Sunday, October 15th, 2006
Guests to be interviewed today on major television talk shows:
FOX NEWS SUNDAY (Fox Network): Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice; Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass.
MEET THE PRESS (NBC): U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations John Bolton; Republican Rep. Mark Kennedy and Democrat Amy Klobuchar, Minnesota candidates for U.S. Senate.
FACE THE NATION (CBS): Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice; Sen. John Warner, R-Va.; former Sen. Sam Nunn, co-chairman of the Nuclear Threat Initiative.
THIS WEEK (ABC): U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations John Bolton; Democratic Rep. Harold Ford Jr. and Republican Bob Corker, Tennessee candidates for U.S. Senate; actress and voting activist Marg Helgenberger.
LATE EDITION (CNN) : U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations John Bolton; Democratic Party Chairman Howard Dean and Republican National Committee Chairman Ken Mehlman; Sens. Carl Levin, D-Mich., and Chuck Hagel, R-Neb.
I'm surprised he hasn't poked him yet.
Now he's praising Carter and his agreement with N. Korea
Could Kerry really be that stupid??
FNS
Kerry may have to accuse Wallace of 'smirking'.
Kerry doesn't like Wallace's questions and assertions.
Kerry: "This is not political."
Even Chris gagged at that statement.
I loathe Kerry more than Clinton, even.
Which US Senate candidate would bring more jobs to the state? Conrad Burns 6513 votes (33%) Stan Jones 435 votes (2%) Jon Tester 12545 votes (64%) 19493 total votes
Which is why turnout is even more critical in the mid terms.
Oh geez, Tim is all over Kennedy OVER IRAQ. Tim makes it quite clear that anything good Kennedy said about Iraq is just dead wrong and Kennedy is an idiot. This Kennedy guy is not to bad. He manages to keep bringing it back to the differences between him and Klobuchar.
Timmy tries the "if you knew then what you know now" trick. Kennedy says you cannot rewind. We acted correctly on the info we had then. Stands by his vote. Good answer.
Kerry needs to establish his anti-Fox credentials with the moonbats.
LOL.
It's not stupidity, I fear. John Jacques Strap Effin Shove It Maria Teresa Thierstein Simoes Ferreira Kerry is just a trained Democrat lying dog!
What proceeds the / was sarcastic. ;)
The DBM keeps insisting the Pubbies are going to lose; however, it appears Rove and the President feel differently:
White House Upbeat About GOP Prospects [Bush, Rove 'almost inexplicably upbeat']
Washington Post ^ | October 15, 2006 | Michael Abramowitz
Posted on 10/14/2006 8:23:22 PM PDT by West Coast Conservative
Amid widespread panic in the Republican establishment about the coming midterm elections, there are two people whose confidence about GOP prospects strikes even their closest allies as almost inexplicably upbeat: President Bush and his top political adviser, Karl Rove.
Some Republicans on Capitol Hill are bracing for losses of 25 House seats or more. But party operatives say Rove is predicting that, at worst, Republicans will lose only 8 to 10 seats -- shy of the 15-seat threshold that would cede control to Democrats for the first time since the 1994 elections and probably hobble the balance of Bush's second term.
In the Senate, Rove and associates believe, a Democratic victory would require the opposition to "run the table," as one official put it, to pick up the necessary six seats -- a prospect the White House seems to regard as nearly inconceivable.
The Mark Foley page scandal and its fallout have many Republicans panicked, but Rove professes to be taking it in stride. "The data we are seeing from individual races and the national polls would tend to indicate that people can divorce Foley's personal action from the party," he said in a brief interview Thursday.
The official White House line of supreme self-assurance comes from the top down. Bush has publicly and privately banished any talk of losing the GOP majorities, in part to squelch any loss of nerve among his legions. Come January, he said last week, "We'll have a Republican speaker and a Republican leader of the Senate."
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Kerry ... I was for the 87 million if we paid for it and had a plan
??????????
Bolton was masterful. He thinks and speaks clearly (well, as clearly as being a diplomat will allow). It is like watching Cassius Clay in the ring with a kindergartner.
FNS:
Kerry: I voted for the Iraq war resolution, before I voted against it. Bush mislead them.
[Amazing that Kerry and the other libDems were so gullible. Maybe, John, had you attended some of those Intel Committee meetings -- that you were co-chair of, but failed to attend -- you might have known what was going on in the world.]
Kerry: "...plan..." [drroink]
Oh ...... let's just call it a tie.
;-)
Oh honey, "republicans in big trouble" is the MSM's middle name. And the sky is falling too! If we hear it long enough, and loud enough, we will just stay home on Nov 7th, in the fetal position! That's the way it's supposed to go, the reason why the MSM and Democrats keep on pumping the possibilities. Self-serving republican candidates aren't helping either, but then, their middle name is "Coward".
You asked if that's the way I feel. Well....I watch a lot of TV, so sometimes gloom and doom overtakes. I'm (realistically, I think), worried we will lose the House. But losing the House won't affect judicial appointments for the next 2 years, and isn't enough to allow for the impeachment of George Bush, with a lump in my throat, I can handle this loss.
When I start thinking we could lose the Senate too, I switch to AMC and TCM. And...........I ask.........If Democrats are so damn sure they will win it all in Nov, why are they already complaining about voting machines andd hiring lawyers to challenge results?
Kerry is making a fool of himself on FNS. He is saying we have no credibility because we go it alone, the unanimous support for the NK resolution is meaningless because this President has turned against our allies (or something like this). Everything is Bush's fault; he calls the NOKO bomb the "Bush bomb" in a speech, and Chris replays it on the air. He is beyond pathetic; typical blame america firster. This administration is the cut and run administration....LOL. Chris lets him get away with way too much, imho. The Condi connection was bad, and I missed a lot of what she had to say.
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