[cyncooper]

O'Reilly just spoke with two women professors, and this Elizabeth Sherman, Phd. from the Kennedy Center in Boston was a piece of work. The other woman was more fair, from American University, but relegated Juanita to the "old news" category. The Sherman woman, though mature in age, was juvenile in demeanor with her sighs and intonations as she spoke to O'Reilly, ending her comments with "it speaks to Fox News' agenda to have Juanita Broaddrick on". O'Reilly pointed out he was having her on, "Madame". She was revolting.

Mary Ann Marsh is on now and actually sounding calm, professional and level-headed, even though we know her as a dem strategist.

[arasina]

I watched the O'Reilly interview with those two DISGUSTING, SMARMY womyn who both say the story of Juanita is "old news" and accused Fox News Channel of dredging up something that was only an accusation but not proven true...blah blah blah.

Both were smirking at O'Reilly in their little video windows and I was, um...yelling at the television. Bill seemed to treat them quite lightly up until he began calling whatsherface "madam." I think he was trying to be extremely fair and balanced (two libs vs. one O'Reilly) and let them vomit their opinions.

[jhw61]

I agree w/you. Figures, from Boston's Kennedy Center....it is a tough living in lib Mass. I think she actually sounded like she was in love with Hillary.

My landlord gushed to my husband last Friday that she had shook Klintoon's hand in Boston. I'm glad she didn't mention it to me....I would have offered her my bottle of bleech! He must have been collecting his hansome millions speaking to the liberal brats of Massachusetts.

[OldFriend]

That 'old news' line tells me that the story is TRUE......