Sunday Morning Talk Show Thread 27 January 2008

Various big media television networks ^ | 27 January 2008 | Various Self-Serving Politicians and Big Media Screaming Faces

[Cedric]

Good idea!

[Sir Francis Dashwood]

Look at these bozos running... they all look like crap...

Not one of them looks good except Romney. None of these bozos have ever done anything that wasn’t connected with some sort of government excess.

Romney doesn’t NEED the job, he can do just fine on his own in the private sector. The rest would be groveling for chump change if it wasn’t for some type of government work or insider contacts with a state enterprise.

I have seen lots of convoluted, meandering definitions of “conservatism,” but when the rubber hits the road, who would be left standing with no worries in THE PRIVATE SECTOR based solely on their own merit???

Romney is the only one of them...

[NordP]

Yep - the “T” factor is HUGE

[Carolinamom]

Thanks. I was looking for the total number of votes w/the percentages of those votes for each candidate. CNN site only gives delegates earned to date.

[snugs]

I suspect now then a lot of Fred supporters will migrate to Romney as I would imagine she is not the only one who was involved in that campaign that has or shortly will be endorsing Romney.

[txradioguy]

The difference between the two is that where Hillary ahs the chance wo win only by EC vote...Obama has the potential to take both the popular AND the EC vote.

Clinton Inc has known since ‘92 they don’t have to win the popular vote to take the office...which is why they never worried about their less than majority popular vote totals in two general elections.

But Obama is a diffrent story and strategy entirely.

[gov_bean_ counter]

The Pubbies saving grace this election cycle may end up being the Big Dog himself.

After Bill Clinton has completely alienated the rank and file African-American vote in search of a Hillary victory and after they steal the nomination at a brokered convention, the one group of voters the Dems must have to win the presidency will stay home in the general.

[TCats]

Entitlement is apt. Check out my ‘About’ page (Click my name) for an expansion on your premise - The descriptions fit the Clintons, Kilpatrick and far too many other Pols at this juncture.

[snugs]

Good to see you - how are things?

[rodguy911]

McGeezer is going wild in S.Fla trying to blast Romney every time he gets a chance.(of course he did the ads in English so few who vote down here will understand anyway)

[NordP]

An EXCELLENT point!

[WestSylvanian]

Where’s an interview with Romney? Days before the primary in Florida and he isn’t worth an interview? McCain was with Russert for 30 minutes AGAIN this morning. When he finished, McCain thanked Russert for having him “on again.” How convenient. Tell me the MSM isn’t trying to rig the results here. I didn’t hear the whole interview, but at one point Russert mentioned that Thad Cochran in the Senate has said that the idea of a President McCain “sends chills down my spine.” McCain dismissed Cochran as a notorious pork barrel politician who is one of his enemies. If there are others in the Senate, and there must be, who don’t think McCain has the temperament for the job and who don’t want a backstabber representing Republicans in the general election, I suggest they speak up NOW and put an end to the MSM bandwagon that’s trying to get him elected.

[anita]

I was talking about the media, especially Fox. Remember the first 3 years of Bush-Presidency, they were on equal par with broadcast-networks on ratings. But then, Fox hired several liberals from other networks & became the multimedia version of AP.

Today they not only joined the MSM in liberal spin, they infact are leading them. But, ratings - no where near broadcast networks. Shame.

[rodguy911]

You are welcome thanks for all the great nuggets,again.

[TomGuy]

Here’s the scary part: Obama’s not — he is formidable.

His message is resonating, especially with younger voters, AND he is causing them to actually show up at the polls and vote.

This is a harbinger of bad news for both Hillary Clinton and John McCain. They are perceived as Washington establishment. No matter how many times they yell, "I am an agent of change," they are both old Washington establishment.

Obama is winning the new vote by 2-to-1 over Clinton.

[maica]

Definitely. Why can’t everyone see that as clearly as we do? LOL!
I am sharing Mitt ‘08 bumper stickers with anyone who will take one. Not having too much luck yet outside of my immediate family.

[rodguy911]

Great job JM,snugs and thanks again.

[snugs]

A very savvy intelligent women here she is at the World Economic Forum in Jordon in 2005.

[anita]

i watched it too, good job better than Fox. I think their politics web site has all those details, staewide.

[MotleyGirl70]

Fox News Sunday...Bill Crystal said it.

Lol.

Yes, I saw your correction; still funny though : )