The most interesting thing, for me, about this article, is the overwhelming amount of negative comments left by readers. I would no longer post any articles if I were her... Of course, maybe it's in the contract.
1 posted on
01/18/2007 4:47:22 AM PST by
Herosmith
To: Herosmith
"And even though I’ve been in this business for more years than I’d like to admit, and interviewed countless Presidents and world leaders, it’s still thrilling—and even a little awe-inspiring—to get “briefed” at the White House,
no matter who is sitting in the Oval Office. "What a snide little b*tch she is....
2 posted on
01/18/2007 4:52:33 AM PST by
Abathar
(Proudly catching hell for posting without reading the article since 2004)
To: Herosmith
The perky one seems to be mistaken regarding how many women "were at the table".
There weren't any.
3 posted on
01/18/2007 4:54:26 AM PST by
KStorm
(They're waiting for a show of weakness. And I'm not talkin' about terrorists.)
To: Herosmith
including me, of course ..yeah tell us again how insignificant you've become
5 posted on
01/18/2007 4:57:45 AM PST by
Doogle
(USAF.68-73..8th TFW Ubon Thailand..never store a threat you should have eliminated)
To: Herosmith
Oh good Lord......how typical "Katie".
"It's all about.................MEEEEEEEE!!!!!!"
To: Herosmith
Katie adds nothing to the table. Her point about feminism and how there aren't enough women in congress, etc. is a desire I suppose to see a quota arrangement.
Katie adds nothing to the table of public discourse--only immature femimist "reasonning."
10 posted on
01/18/2007 5:34:25 AM PST by
BamaAndy
(Heart & Iron--the story of America through an ordinary family. ISBN: 1-4137-5397-3)
To: Herosmith
Fifty-one percent of America is female, but women make up only about sixteen percent of Congress—which, as the Washington Monthly recently pointed out, is better than it’s ever been...but still not as good as parliaments in Rwanda (forty-nine percent women) or Sweden (forty-seven percent women). Only nine Fortune 500 companies have women as CEO’s. YOu know, just this morning, I was thinking that all the problems of this country could be solved if we were just a little bit more like Rwanda...
11 posted on
01/18/2007 5:38:48 AM PST by
bondjamesbond
(Have you ever noticed that whatever the problem, the government's solution is always "more taxes"?)
To: Herosmith
14 posted on
01/18/2007 5:52:26 AM PST by
preacher
(A government which robs from Peter to pay Paul will always have the support of Paul.)
To: Herosmith
Looking at the names of those sitting at the table there weren't many men there either.
15 posted on
01/18/2007 5:58:17 AM PST by
pke
To: Herosmith
17 posted on
01/18/2007 6:04:14 AM PST by
McBuff
To: Herosmith
She has the intellectual perspective of a little girl.
18 posted on
01/18/2007 6:05:30 AM PST by
Vision
("Delight yourself in the Lord; and he will give you your heart's desires." Psalm 37:4)
To: Herosmith
my favorite....".I must say I am in 100% agreeance with Katie Couric. I think more women should always be allowed at the table, just so long as they're serving food or dancing on it. Oooooohhh yeahhh!"
19 posted on
01/18/2007 6:33:04 AM PST by
Dick Vomer
(liberals suck......... but it depends on what your definition of the word "suck" is.)
To: Herosmith
Wow Katie that's a sexist article. There should have been NO men or women around the table, just professional reporters doing their jobs.
20 posted on
01/18/2007 6:34:46 AM PST by
cake_crumb
(When "bipartisan study groups" prosecute wars, you get Another Viet Nam)
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