[governsleastgovernsbest]

Today Show Katie's-krokodile-tears ping.

[OldFriend]

We expect nothing better from the Today Show.

Not that Good Morning America is any better.

[cvq3842]

I would bet that most PETA members are "pro-choice." (I could be wrong, but I am making an educated guess.) And if you challenged them on it, they'd never even see the connection.

Eating meat is selfish and cruel, in their eyes. I wonder if they see having an abortion (as a moral choice, whether it's legal or not) the same way?

[1FASTGLOCK45]

Don't know much about Skaty, but thanks for the article, i shed a couple crokidile tears myself ;) Oh, my crokydile tears were from laughter :)

[softwarecreator]

Yeah, but that segment was about a baby alligator, not a fetus.  Was he supposed to suddenly bring up abortion in the middle of the story?  I've seen tons of stories, publications and protests over abortion.

To ask whether her Terrt's life was meaningful, as if no one covered it is ridiculous.  There were PLENTY of tears and media coverage about Terri, in fact the story was completely beaten into the ground with 24 hour a day coverage.  This website, and the entire media covered every possible angle of the story.

Can't there even be a story about a baby alligator without a reference to Schiavo or abortion?

[timsbella]

Of course there are tears -- this is one of her own species!

[mewzilla]

Sigh. I'm still waiting to hear that anyone on that program has finally uttered the word embryonic.

[Sloth]

Did she mention anything about embryonic stem cell research in the same show? Your title made me think she might have.

[scouse]

So there it was. Katie's crocodile tears for . . . a crocodile. OK, an alligator, but who's counting?

It's obvious that she has never tasted a nice piece of fried baby 'gator. With french fries and Louisiana hot sauce.

[astounded]

There are waaaaay too many alligators in Florida now, after all those years of protected status. They are, literally, everywhere, and are becoming a menace in many areas, a threat to pets and small children. They are spreading northward in greater numbers, too. They need to be exterminated in such cases - they're alligators for goodness sakes, one of the oldest and lowest forms of life on Earth.

[RandallFlagg]

She wore black when her hero Saddam was captured.

Starts with a "C"
Rhymes with the word "hunt"

[xp38]

I assume one of the reasons you cover Today is that has been the top rated morning show for long time now. Since Good Morning America has been mentioned I was wondering if it takes over the top rated spot at some point in the future (They seem to be getting close to that recently) will you switch to covering them more?

[foreverfree]

bump

[an amused spectator]

I was channel-surfing from Good Morning America to Today. I noticed that the lead-in news roundup to GMA had the newsreader saying "in good news for American troops...", while Ann Curry of Sedition Today kept that nasty "good" word entirely away the NBC news roundup from Iraq, and even inserted a "but" line ['... but Iraqi insurgents have begun using children as human shields...'] when it came to news about Zarquawi.

[MissEdie]

"gee, I hope it will be released and be OK,"
Sure you do Katie- you're just wanting it to be fattened up into a nice shoe-belt-purse combo for you.

[eyespysomething]

Well you know, those aren't really humans, just a blob of cells.

< /liberal reasoning to make self feel better about murder>

[CFC__VRWC]

Katie needs to come down here to Florida, buy a house on a lake or a canal, and then leave her dog (if she has one) tied up in the yard. It wouldn't be very long at all before she has a completely different view of alligators.

[Gone GF]

Come on, this a non sequitor and completely nonsensical. This was nothing more than a fluffy story about an alligator.