Posted on 01/17/2010 5:07:02 AM PST by Alas Babylon!
The Talk Shows
Sunday, January 17th, 2010
Guests to be interviewed today on major television talk shows:
FOX NEWS SUNDAY (Fox Network): Former Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush; Lt. Gen. Ken Keen, deputy commander of the U.S. Southern Command; Rajiv Shah, U.S. Agency for International Development administrator; Sen. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky.
MEET THE PRESS (NBC): Clinton, Bush, Keen, Shah.
FACE THE NATION (CBS): Clinton, Bush, Keen, Shah.
THIS WEEK (ABC): Clinton, Bush, Keen, Shah.
STATE OF THE UNION (CNN): Clinton, Bush, Keen, Shah, Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton, D-D.C.
Jake Tapper was on Hannity radio Friday, crying that media was shut out of Tea Party function. Hannity explained that media has made fun and said ‘teabaggers’. Jake/Katrina/Media still do not get it, calling Americans Nazis and teabaggers will only fire them up more.
I believe Nina was referring to the Senate...maybe state-wide office.
Wahn talking about barking dogs...Kristol retorts that the American people don't think of themselves as barking dogs, but rather that they have a right to speak their minds.
Kraut thinks deathcare will be a millstone for the RATs for years.
Wahn thinks deathcare will be very popular..."Americans like entitlements...I gotta tell ya"
The media/press fails to notice The Tea Party is not Republicans alone. Democrats, independents, Libertarians are also involved.
The last time members from both major parties came together over an issue ended in the US Civil War, and the creation of the Republican Party. There is no “Tea Party” today, but there could be if things continue as they have been.
Perhaps Woodward forgot to mention that...
The vast majority of Obama appointees are former Clintonistas.
That “barking dog comment by Juan cracked me up. He parrotted the dem’s attitude toward their constituents.
That should of been the warning signal to the Hopey/Changey crowd that the 0 was going to be more of the same.
Old regime/new regime, it is just the same set of people handing the levers of power back and forth.
Think that is one of the reasons the Media/Political complex so hate Sarah Palin, she is the one genuine outsider that has a national voice and following that might upset their corrupt little bubble world.
The arrogance of our politicians is matched only by the arrogance of the media and their repetition of Kennedy’s seat.
Read Allahpundit’s quotes of the day where Brown supporters greated him at a rally with cries of “People’s seat.”
http://hotair.com/archives/2010/01/16/quotes-of-the-day-248/
Cap and trade and amnesty are up next.
Rajiv tries to skirt Brit’s question by resorting to talking points. Brit brings him back to the question, is it an issue of supplies or distribution?
A simple enough question.
Kristol said the health care legislation will fail and Juan Williams retorted back and said they have the 60 votes in the Senate and it will be passed. Williams also said (like the White House and Dem spin) once the American people find out about what is in the legislation, the American people will like it “because Americans love entitlements.”
Sounds like nation building. And when it's done, what do you have left? 9 million people (minus the 2-300,000 who probably died in the earthquake) with no jobs, no wealth, and no future. And bitter people like the missionary I heard being interviewed on the radio yesterday who seemed to be blaming the US for not being there sooner, with all the right supplies in all the right places. These bitter people lay the ground work for poor people to adopt bad ideas, like communism and islam and other radical programs.
IF we go in and try to run the country, then we need to put several community organizers on the ground right now with the expectation that they will be there forever. maybe we should start with Bill Clinton; drop him off there on a one-way ticket, and let him prove he actually has all that potential the libs raced about in the '90's.
100% correct!
Obama had to depend on the Clintonistas because he really had no bullpen full of experienced people. Obama's thin resume and limited experience gave him no choice.
Very true. When one party is out of power, they set up a shadow government on K street. We just keep recycling the same crowd from both parties.
On MTP, Rajiv keeps gushing about obama and how he keeps telling them to do whatever it takes to get things done.
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