[TomGuy]

Interesting commentary this morning from the Politico.com commentator on Fox&Friends.

He was going on about how the current combined results of the primaries/caucuses 'show the Republicans in disarray' as they cannot seem to find a desired candidate.

However, he summed up the Democrats, with 3 vying for the nomination and none the clear runaway leader at this point, "have 3 strong candidates."

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No bias in his commentary -- if you have an IQ that is lower than the temperature in Kansas this morning.

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CNN Tally January 20, 2008

	Pledged* delegates to date
Republicans 1,191
Romney	66
Huckabee	26
McCain	38
Thompson	8
Paul	6
Giuliani	1
Democrats 2,025
Clinton	36
Obama	38
Edwards	18

*Pledged delegates to date.

[mainepatsfan]

Of course if the situations were reversed the commentary would be at how deep the Dem field is as opposed to how short the GOP bench is.

[Laverne]

I have lost faith in fox news; they are nothing more than tabloid tv most of the time, and are becoming more and more like msm in their political coverage. They follow rather than lead now. I have emailed brit about it several times, but have never heard back from him.

CNN has been more balanced than FNC; MSNBC is still hate speech and lies — propagandists for the DNC. But FNC is losing me as a viewer more and more. Weekend’s of course are the worst, Greg Kelley (the Marine) is so liberal its disgusting.

I’ll still probably watch it more than the others, but my FNC watching time is shrinking fast.

[longtermmemmory]

Politico was obviously created this election cycle in order to promote left wing bias.

[restornu]