Sunday Morning Talk Show Thread 4 February 2007

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[Alas Babylon!]

p>The Talk Shows

Sunday, February 4th, 2007

Guests to be interviewed today on major television talk shows:

FOX NEWS SUNDAY (Fox Network): Sens. Jim Webb, D-Va., and Lindsey Graham, R-S.C.; Rep. Heath Shuler, D-N.C.

MEET THE PRESS (NBC): Former Sen. John Edwards, D-N.C.

FACE THE NATION (CBS): NFL commissioner Roger Goodell.

THIS WEEK (ABC): Sens. John McCain, R-Ariz., and Chuck Hagel, R-Neb.; Sarah Ferguson, the duchess of York.

LATE EDITION (CNN) : White House budget director Rob Portman; former Iowa Gov. Tom Vilsack; former Lebanese President Amin Gemayel; Sens. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., and Richard Lugar, R-Ind.; consumer advocate Ralph Nader.

[Night Hides Not]

Allen was a disaster waiting to happen, which it finally did. Like a lot of people, I thought he had the resume.

I did, too. Funny how Biden gets a pass for his remarks, but Allen started his downhill slide with macaca.

Glad you like my comment about Hagel. I've been looking for a new tag line, maybe this is it! :^)

[Morgan in Denver]

Lynn Chaney's experience on CNN's Crossfire was a boost to her being outspoken and not taking crap off opponents. She still has that ability and she's great on the various shows she has been on in the past. If we could get them to move one state south of Wyoming, I'd love to see her run for an office in CO.

[Mo1]

I get that....but how is he worse than McCain?

I'm not saying Newit is worse then McCain .. I'm saying he has too much baggage and you can bet the liberals will hammer him over it

Just has they will do to Rudy .. plus many on the right will jump on that Rudy wagon

The bet on McCain is about electability and being able to beat the Dems .. McCain plays both sides of the fence and both sides think they can change his mind on issues

As for the issue of the base voting third party or staying home .. they already proved to the Republican Party in the 1992, 1996 and 2006 elections that they can't count on those voters

Then there is the fact there is not much wiggle room .. especially during a time of war to give the Dems the WH

Which is why voters like myself who can't stand McCain would vote for him in the General Election because we cannot afford to give these socialists all branches of government

There are many other reasons .. those I've mentioned are just a few

Bottom line is that we need a miracle to happen and give us a candidate that will rally majority of conservative voters and can win

I really don't see that yet

[Txsleuth]

Thanks...that was a bit creepy.

[greyfoxx39]

Does anyone notice the libs bunch up in pockets like Austin and SF, kinda like some nasty little bug feeding on a rotting carcass!

[samantha]

You may have that freeper uncanny sixth sense about these scoundrels. Anyone that would be friends with such a certifiably horrible person as Jim Moran has shown himself to be (alcoholic, wife beater, bully, brawler, ham handed to children, and all around left wing nut) would make a deal with Lucifer himself.

[snugs]

She also has the talent to do without loosing her femininity.

Many women who do the attack dog roll come over as wearing the trousers and loosing their femininity.

[Mo1]

so think the independents would rather have Hillary?

No .. but there are many independents who would vote in protest whether it be for Hellary, 3rd party ... or not voting

You might not like to hear that .. but it's a fact that we have to deal with

[Morgan in Denver]

It's not just Biden. All the Democrats get passes on things the media would crucify Republicans over. Nor is this the first time Biden has been allowed to get away with it. I'm waiting for that idiot Jefferson of LA to be put in charge of Democrats fund raising.

[edpc]

I'd like to think we learned our lesson on that after 1992, but this last election showed otherwise. It is something to be wary of.....

[snugs]

There is also the most powerful aspect that she is a woman and like it or not that may sway many women to vote for her especially those that are not that politically savvy.

[Mo1]

IIRC .. Webb rec'd a large number of muslim votes

[greyfoxx39]

Not to you alone, but we all have to remember Democrats (aided by the treasonous media)won in November...

Just a little addition there, MID with your permission.

We must always remember that no matter the plan we have, the media will be actively sabotaging any of President's Bush's agenda and any republican gain with the voting public.

[Mo1]

Yes .. I agree

[patj]

I googled the populist caucus and could find no info, do you know who else is in that group?

[Morgan in Denver]

Agreed. She has a lot of class and she stands out head and shoulders above the harpies on the left.

[anita]

Newt can run for congress & may become speaker or majority leader. He always side with the power of congress & he advised Hastert that FBI search of Jafferson was wrong - that 's when started the downslide of house republicans.

Yesterday he again suggested to to republicans "distance" from & defy the WH during Study commitee meeting.

Someone suggested he would be a good professor. I agree. His appearance with Hillary ended his WH ambitions, imo.

[Txsleuth]

Don't feel bad about what you posted about Graham.

He has frustrated a LOT of us on FR, and especially here on the Sunday thread.

He will have an appearance like he had today..that makes you WANT him to move up in the party...but turn around the next day..and go on MSNBC and say just the opposite..and make you want to strangle him.

[Mo1]

yep

[Barset]

Haley "Scalded Dog" Barbour, Republican governor of Mississippi.