The Tony Snow Show Thread, Friday, October 21, 2005

Fox Radio/Tony Snow | 10/21/2005 | Tony Snow

[saveliberty]

:-)

[cripplecreek]

It was in the southwestern corner Jackson county.

[luvie]

And he came on like gangbusters!

[Mrs.Nooseman]

Yeah right he'll pass it on.....NOT!

It goes into one ear and out the other and will never make it to the congressman.

[Bahbah]

Comment by Imus on DeLay's booking photo: It looks like his prom picture. Looks like someone just told him Nancy Pelosi got run over by a bus. LOL.

[saveliberty]

[loud laughing]

It may take awhile for the HBM to figure that out.

[tiredoflaundry]

Harriet Miers

[AliVeritas]

Off subject: I have asked the same question on the so-called leak of Plame and received no answer of yet...

If Fitzgerald was overseeing the interrogation case Miller was involved in, should he even be the prosecutor in the leak case?

http://www.suntimes.com/output/news/cst-nws-salah18.html

[saveliberty]

LOL!

[Mrs.Nooseman]

Yup,It sure is worth the wait and getting up early.:)

[mathluv]

I sent that link to my daughter. Her oldest is blonde - her dad says the blonde is 'coming out' when she does some things.

[del4hope]

If I am correct that is near Jackson, MI. Nice Americana in that part of the state, well except for the state prison.

[Bahbah]

LOL. So Tony has a friend who lives down the road from me in Sunset Hills whose home is being taken for the non-financed development.

[Just A Nobody]

Ditto

[ordi]

Just making sure ya'll see that Sen Grassley came thru! http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1506451/posts#comment?q=1 In the Senate tonight, a major development in the struggle to make public the final report of Independent Counsel David Barrett, the man whose investigation of former Housing Secretary Henry Cisneros began in 1995. The Senate voted to cut off funds to Barrett's office -- he has spent about $20 million on the investigation -- but more importantly, lawmakers required that Barrett's report be released to the public within 60 days of final passage of the law. The report has been finished since late last year, and its release has been delayed by lawyers for Clinton-era figures named in the report. The document is said to go far beyond the Cisneros matter. "Media reports are giving very credible commentary that the independent counsel report discusses problems at the office of criminal investigation at the Internal Revenue Service and the Department of Justice," Iowa Republican Sen. Charles Grassley said on the Senate floor tonight. "These matters do not involve Mr. Cisneros but raise extremely important questions about the administration of the tax code." The Senate bill calls for the release of the report, "except for any such portions that contain information of a personal nature that the division of the court determines the disclosure of which would cause a clearly unwarranted invasion of privacy that outweighs the public interest in a full accounting of this investigation," according to the text of the bill. The Senate bill still has to be reconciled with one passed by the House. If the measures are finally passed, Barrett will be required to go out of business within 45 days after the report is released.

[saveliberty]

Wow! Sorry for the little guy.

I hope that you do take it easy after all your running around.

[radioproducer]

Good morning everybody!

[sono]

Happy Friday!

[luvie]

Yeah.....whew! I was about to panic!

Tom Coburn-Coburn the Barbarian! LOL!

[TheForceOfOne]

She loves them too.

She tells me more of these jokes than I tell her.

We are both easy going people.