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To: OldPossum

Ummm
I was an Ingraham fan too... until she showed her irrational love for Mitt Romney in 2008. She giggled like a school girl whenever she could get him on, and lobbed nothing but softball questions at him.

No conservative could support Romney in the primary, sorry.
I had my doubts before that, but she lost me with Romney.

In my opinion, her show changed drastically, and for the worse when she lost Lee Habib in 2006. The show used to be really witty and sharp. The wheels came completely off when Matt Fox, her long time producer left. Since then, it’s just been a revolving door of producers with no one to keep her in control. She just talks about her children now.


115 posted on 07/29/2011 3:42:22 PM PDT by sillsfan (Reagan and Sarah are right- WE win, they lose!)
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To: sillsfan
In my opinion, her show changed drastically, and for the worse when she lost Lee Habib in 2006. The show used to be really witty and sharp.

I agree. The loss of Habib sent her, and her show, into a tailspin. There were days I laughed myself silly listening to the two of them. It's rare since then for anything on Laura's show to get even a chuckle out of me.

136 posted on 07/29/2011 6:12:40 PM PDT by lonevoice (Bitter gun clinging schizoprenic hostage taking hobbit)
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I noticed that also. I used to listen to her a lot. She showed Lee some respect. She’s now totally dismissive of all her producers and associates. If they make a remark, she never acknowledges it or answers. It’s just her, her, her all the time


150 posted on 07/29/2011 8:18:10 PM PDT by altura ( Palin/Ryan---or Palin/Perry (for the best looking ticket ever))
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