Posted on 08/02/2015 4:36:36 AM PDT by Alas Babylon!
The Talk Shows
August 2nd, 2015
Guests to be interviewed today on major television talk shows:
FOX NEWS SUNDAY (Fox Network): Gov. John Kasich, R-Ohio, Republican presidential candidate; former Gov. Rick Perry, R- Texas, Republican presidential candidate; Michael Needham, CEO, Heritage Action for America super PAC.
MEET THE PRESS (NBC): Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz; Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus; Dr. Ben Carson, retired neurosurgeon, Republican presidential candidate.
FACE THE NATION (CBS): Donald Trump, Republican presidential candidate; former Gov. Mike Huckabee, R-Ark., Republican presidential candidate; Steven Law, president and CEO, American Crossroads super PAC
THIS WEEK (ABC): Donald Trump, Republican presidential candidate; Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., Democratic presidential candidate; former Sen. Rick Santorum, R-Pa., Republican presidential candidate; Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus.
STATE OF THE UNION (CNN): Gov. Chris Christie, R-N.J., Republican presidential candidate; Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., Republican presidential candidate.
Perry is good but not consistently. I do not see him as a real threat to anybody for the nomination. We shall see!
A general consensus from around the dial seems to be that Hillary is all but dead. A hint of Biden was all it took. Dems would probably accept a “happy warrior” Biden with little chance to win, rather than another Clinton who would continue to embarrass the party and would have no chance by the time election day arrives.
That’s OK, it probably guarantees the eventual slapdown they will get from Trump, which they so richly deserve.
Like that obscure radio DJ did to W. Bush. You can have some techniques ready to counter the tinker-toy factoid BS.
Here's one: You quickly scan the the debate crowd and see the usual puzzlement on Governor Perry's face. Trump redirects the question to Perry and of course he says 'Duuh... I don't duh'. Trump returns to the Rupert Murdock inquisitor to ask a different grade school question: 'Can you name me 5 Congs from the state of California?' It would steal the show.
Rick Perry falls into my ‘let everyone run but I don’t support him to win it’ category. He’s probably a nice guy but his time has passed, IMHO.
We should keep track of the focus group answers of these candidates. I strongly suspect there are more than a few who can not function without a canned focus group answer.
Agree. Also, the alleged consensus of these groups is oft times driven by the moderator. e.g. Mr. Fakey hair , I know how to talk Frank Luntz.
I like Trump, because he knows the bear traps that are out that and he simply doesnt play.
Good points. Also unlike the “ Architect” Trump has actually had to come up with an idea, develop a plan, take a risk, and most importantly sustain after delivery. Sure he has failed, but I feel very confident he will say “ I have failed, and I have recovered. America is failing and I can recover us”....Take that MSM wannabes.
Yes, Psstpoks "memes" were outstanding. As were Anita's weekly analyses. Thanks, AB, for the trip down memory laneQ
2. I think Trump is Perot but without the crazy.
Yes, the forum got out of hand for a while and hate for other posters was tolerated. We lost a lot of good people.
Right now I’m afraid... afraid of some of the gol-darn stubborn people who will sit out the election if they think the candidate will be another moderate.
I don’t care.
I want Ted Cruz but last time sitting out got us Obama. This time it will get us Hillary.
Drudge has this up now ..... if Perry doesn’t make it, I won’t miss his snarking & taking pot shots at Trump during the debate ... ‘cause that’s what I think he’d do.
Debate standings: Perry in 11th place
http://www.politico.com/story/2015/08/2016-debate-rick-perry-11th-place-120903.html
Chris Christie, John Kasich and Rick Perry are fighting for the last two spots on the debate stage and after a new NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll Sunday morning, Perry is still most in danger of failing to qualify.
The three candidates are all at 3 percent in the new poll. But according to a Campaign Pro analysis of the five most recent live-caller surveys, Christie and Kasich are tied for ninth place, at 3.2 percent. Perry is outside of the top 10, in 11th place, at 2.6 percent.
The new poll continues to show Donald Trump leading the field. Trump is at 19 percent, followed by Scott Walker at 15 percent. Jeb Bush (14 percent) and Ben Carson (10 percent) are the other two candidates who earn double-digit support.
Nice, but our all time record on this thread was over 2,000 posts. We used to have a big crowd. Many got purged during the Giuliani campaign in 2008, and others during the 2012 campaign.
Im not making a judgment here, just noting the facts.
You are correct. It’s too bad. Actions have consequences.
Do you mean Bob,"An other day, an other diaper" Schieffer?
Reagan was not a movie star he was labeled a B Movie actor. Kinda like a reality star.
I saw that at the close really little league for a once major network.
Or scare the crap out of them.
I remember this thread from the other day laz you are really on to something here
I'd LOVE to hear Trump respond with something like: "Details, details. Ever hear the term, 'delegation?' The 'experts' (i.e., 'detail men') should be on tap NOT on top."
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