Posted on 11/27/2005 5:10:25 AM PST by Alas Babylon!
The Talk Shows
Sunday, November 27th, 2005
Guests to be interviewed today on major television talk shows:
FOX NEWS SUNDAY (Fox Network): Sens. Carl Levin, D-Mich., and Richard Lugar, R-Ind.; Whit Ayres and Doug Schoen, political pollsters.
MEET THE PRESS (NBC): Sens. Joe Biden, D-Del., and John Warner, R-Va.
FACE THE NATION (CBS): Authors James Reston Jr., Ellen Fitzpatrick, Joseph Ellis and Stephen Carter.
THIS WEEK (ABC): Sen. Russ Feingold, D-Wis.
LATE EDITION (CNN) : Mowaffak al-Rubaie, Iraq's national security adviser; Henry Kissinger, former secretary of state; Zbigniew Brzezinski, former national security adviser; Peggy Noonan, author; Nathaniel Fick, retired Marine captain and author; Evan Wright, Rolling Stone editor and author.
Democrats are going to start on the Vietnam comparison? Go back and read about our being in a quagmire from day one of the Iraqi invasion, and probably further back concerning Afghanistan. They keep saying it hoping it will stick. Even a lie sounds reasonable if it's not confronted aggressively.
True. I'd like to add - how many saw the great reception the President got in Mongolia- the 1st US President to visit that country. How many knew they had troops in Iraq?
How many got to see the wonderful, colorful pictures from there, except on the daily dose here?
Hey, watch it now.
Those platters look real good with the black velvet of Elvis if the lighting is done correctly.
:)
Thanks for the link as you say a great read
Take some Prozac and STFU!
Nope. Because as I pointed out in my last post, Iraq is the battle field where we engage and kill the enemy just like North Africa and a bunch of Pacific Islands "never attacked us" but became battle fields. The "Iraq has nothing to do with 9-11" is a statement of opinion that is completely unprovable and completely irrelevant. Iwo Jima and Okinawa and France never attacked us either. Yet they were battlefields in WW2. Iraq was in violation of international law as sited by numerous UN Resolutions. It was in violation of the Armistice then ended Gulf War 1. It was a continuing security threat to the USA as President Bill Clinton and every Senate Democrat told us in Dec 1998. So Saddam had to be dealt with as part of our over all strategic Military repositioning required by the War on Terror. He was give a chance to comply with International Law, he chose defiance and paid the price for his stupidity. To put it in terms the Loony Left will understand, Saddam was a "Root cause" that empowered the "Atmosphere" of violence that Terrorist in the Middle East thrived on.
Thanks Anita. I'm shocked actually. I should probably look at the NY Slimes once in a while, but quite honestly, most of their reporting is so skewed it just gets my BP up, so I tend to avoid it.
Thanks for the link. A very good read.
A day in the life of President Bush (11/21/05): photos from Mongolia
I loved the notice on the Airport Building somehow because they got it slight wrong made it even more poignant.
Here is small taste of the beautiful photos
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Caught the last half of Russert and his bash Bush festival today. What an insult that program has become.
I agree with you on Republicans doing better in attacking the lies from the left.
Still... I'm proud in a way that Republicans do NOT follow the party line without question and that we give honest responses and opinions. Democrats are constantly caught in their lies and flip-flops. It must be hard to keep track of which side you're on at the moment since it's always changing to suit party activists.
That is one beautiful photo, there is a very similar one of my thread
of = on
Note to oneself preview is my friend LOL
You did not hear? They changed their name. They are now CNX
how many saw the great reception the President got in Mongolia?
Didn't see that....but I sure saw GWB try to open first one, then another locked door. If it wasn't for FR, I'd think that he didn't even get in to the meetings!
ps: you are cordially welcome to come to whidbey & hear the new growlers....they are awesome!
Nice Pics, thanks.
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