The Tony Snow Factor - Friday, Apr 25, 2008

The Radio Factor ^ | 4/25/2008 | Tony Snow / Bill O'Reilly

[GoldwaterChick]

What a delivery! Reminds me of Walter Winchell days. I know you young-uns never heard of him.

“Good evening, Mr. and Mrs. America and all the ships at sea.” At least that’s how I remember it. :)

Does anyone else have a silly smile on their face listening to Tony?

Thank you Lord!

[FOXFANVOX]

Tony, rumor has it that you were not really exhausted but simply forgot to do your homework [write your speech]. When the folks did not buy your excuse that the dog ate it, you had to resort to a more creative excuse. Is this true?

8)

[Bahbah]

LOL.

[FOXFANVOX]

Good to have Tony back, eh cg?

[FOXFANVOX]

Hi back, Bah. Tony sounds better than fine, he sounds great! I still think he was faking it so he could go golfing. Then again maybe all of our combine prayers worked!

[FOXFANVOX]

I remember Winchell, too. Didn’t he go by his middle name, Paul, and do the news with a puppet?

[People who don’t remember Walter probably don’t remember Paul either, eh?]

8)

[GoldwaterChick]

I think that was another Winchell. We’re talking back in the stone age here, the 40’s!

[Bahbah]

The NC ad is certainly getting a ton of play.

Someone please tell me what is racist about it.

[dinasour]

Just in from the FNC stream.

Free money from the Gooberment due Monday.

[LadyJMayo]

He does sound great! Music to my ears! I am sure the prayers helped...they always do.

[dinasour]

> Someone please tell me what is racist about it.

Anything but abject praise for Obama is racist.

[LadyJMayo]

Wooo hooo! That free gubmint money will ALMOST offset the check I had to send THEM on April 15. yay!

[dinasour]

> I am sure the prayers helped...they always do.

They do.

I’ll bet Mrs. Snow kicked him in the butt for working too hard.

That can help also.

[FOXFANVOX]

Just kidding you about the two Winchells. The 40’s were some of my best years. It has been down hill ever since. 8)

[FOXFANVOX]

Gee, I cannot wait, dina. We send them our money [lots of it] and they think they can win us over by giving us some [a very teeny bit] of our own money to buy off our anger. If they wanted instant money into the economy, they should have cut the payroll tax.

McCain is on to something about cutting the gas tax. Instant relief. Unfortunately, it muddies the effect of supply and demand.

[FOXFANVOX]

Gee, I cannot wait, dina. We send them our money [lots of it] and they think they can win us over by giving us some [a very teeny bit] of our own money to buy off our anger. If they wanted instant money into the economy, they should have cut the payroll tax.

McCain is on to something about cutting the gas tax. Instant relief. Unfortunately, it muddies the effect of supply and demand.

[FOXFANVOX]

Gee, I cannot wait, dina. We send them our money [lots of it] and they think they can win us over by giving us some [a very teeny bit] of our own money to buy off our anger. If they wanted instant money into the economy, they should have cut the payroll tax.

McCain is on to something about cutting the gas tax. Instant relief. Unfortunately, it muddies the effect of supply and demand.

[FOXFANVOX]

Echo, echo. Sorry, sorry.

[Bahbah]

This stuff about not being able to criticize or take exception to something someone says because they are black has just got to stop.

[FOXFANVOX]

As a North Carolina resident, I am more annoyed that John McCain would complain about the ad than the ad itself. Rev. Wright is very much a part of Obama’s life and therefore a legitimate subject of focus.

Obama has adopted the quaint and old fashioned habit of complaining about every ad that puts him in a bad light. He or his campaign either cry racism or dirty politics. They should be reminded that facts are just that facts. And sometimes they can be unpleasant when they are true.