[stayathomemom]

I agree that it has change. The comments are often snide instead of informative. It seems as though those who were really informed about an issue would post some good comments. Now it seems as though it is a forum for those who wish to see who can make the most clever comment. Also, as one who is never able to watch the Sunday morning talk shows, the thread for this used to provide a bit more information about what transpired rather than just laughing or groaning at the comments made by hosts and their guests.

[MEG33]

Sounds like Hannity's site will be perfect for you.

[Cboldt]

Yes. Signal to noise here has its ups and downs. It's hard work to contribute meanigful comments, and to stifle the urge to be defensive.

[beyond the sea]

Also, as one who is never able to watch the Sunday morning talk shows, the thread for this used to provide a bit more information about what transpired rather than just laughing or groaning at the comments made by hosts and their guests.

LOL. Then why don't you tape the shows, and then post your intellectual input. Leave out the laughing and groaning, please.

;-)

Personally, I find the 'Sunday Morning Thread' great just as it is these past months. I enjoy both the directly informative posts AND the subjective feelings of posters (including laughter and groans).

After reading the whole thread, it's hard not to know what happened on all the shows.