[Alas Babylon!]

As always, soliciting FReeper comments, observations, and opinions.

[Pusterfuss]

Good morning AB, and, as always, thanks for posting this each week.

[beyond the sea]

I wonder what Frist will delicately have to say about Arlen 'Single Bullet' Sphincter.

Bye, bye, Arlen!

[TomGuy]

Too many of the same-o faces seem to be emerging again after the election.

If they had anything new to say, it might be different, but we will get a stream of the same-o.

Tony Blair on MTP seems to be the only one with postential for 'worth watching' this morning.

[beyond the sea]

I guess Mary and James will be on 'Meet The Depressed' at the same time. They ought to let them come on seperately. <P. By the way, did Carville place a wastebasket on his head this time around?

[JudyinCanada]

I may watch MTP as I have never seen Mary Matalin and James Carville together.

I'm wondering if he is any less obnoxious when his wife is right there with him.

[Unknown Freeper]

Thank you, AB.

[Timeout]

That's a hard lineup to choose from. Frist is the only one likely to make news, so I guess I'll watch Fox and tape MTP...just for the pleasure of watching Mary lord it over Carville.

[SE Mom]

Thanks again for doing this each week:)

I've seen James and Mary together several times...I may be imagining this- but it seems to me she treats him like an errant schoolboy..

[beyond the sea]

I wonder if Dodd will be asked about this on 'Slay The Nation' by the ever-inquisitive Bob Shieffer.

HARTFORD (11/03/04) -- U.S. Sen. Christopher J. Dodd -- after trouncing the Republican novice who sought to deny him a fifth term -- today finds himself one of the most likely candidates to become the new Senate Democratic leader.

Moreover, Dodd's relatively generous disbursement of at least $234,000 in campaign contributions to key party committees and Senate candidates, including 11 re-elected incumbents and two newly-elected Democrats, may prove to have been a timely investment in his own political future.

[rodguy911]

Good morning Alas Babylon, how are you this Sunday morning,

thanks again for the thread.

Mary Matlin and James Carville, let the sparks fly, I've e

heard ol' serpent head is getting a bit morose after their

defeat.

[Uncle Fud]

Notice that Terry McAuliffe is still in milk-carton territory.

[Peach]

Ton Blair on Russert's show! Great.

[patj]

Thanks, again, for doing this each Sunday.

[Carolinamom]

Why Luger and Levin on CNN? Bills to come on the lame duck Congressional session?

[Larry Lucido]

Off topic but was anyone listening to the C-Span morning show yesterday, when the topic was health care? Guy called in saying he was Garrett Morris from SNL, and that he had been shot two years ago and supported medical marijuana. I half expected Chevy Chase to come on, and Garret to start doing his "hearing impaired" translation.

[MKM1960]

James Carville just smashed an egg on his face after Tim Russert played the tape from March when he predicted Kerry 52%, Bush 47% and Nader 1%. He also wrote a check for a $1000.00 to the Boys and Girls Clubs after loosing a bet. He may be a rabid dog campaigner, but he does have a sense of humor and honors his bets.

[M Kehoe]

"Meet the dePress" might be fun to watch. Methinks ol' Serpent Head might be good for a laugh or two (especially if he puts a garbage can over his head).

5.56mm

[Bernard]

When Mary Matalin and James Carville married and had children, it convinced me that these talk shows have much in common with professional wrestling. Although the wrestlers usually have flashier costumes.

[Carry_Okie]

No Specter. Good.

[TomGuy]

MTP

Watching the clip of Arafat, 1976, he says not terrorism but military operations (when they attack Israelis).

Israel in 1976 should have considered military operations by a foreign government against Israel an act of war and wiped them out then. That would have cut down 28 years of suicide bombings.

Arafat is known as the Father of Modern Terrorism. Even this morning, an FR post headlined that Arafat's success at terrorism encouraged OBL to use terrorism as his tactic.