[Henchster]

Prescription drugs will be the headline, the underying theme however, will be the need for a National healthcare system to "solve" the problem.

The shift will then be to: "Too bad Hillary's plan didn't get passed by those mean old Republicans."

And finally, the not-to-subtle hint (Sheeple aren't too smart, better whack them over the skull with it pretty hard) that President Bush has failed us, and we need a President like, well...Hillary.

There, I don't need to watch the show, but I do need to go hurl.

[CARepubGal]

Oh that was unfair. Now my happy day is ruined. Pardon me while I hurl!

[metesky]

Up here in Maine we have a broad woman running on the platform that, "Big Pharmacuticals don't want to give more discounts."

[Wright is right!]

It took 10 responses, but you have the correct answer. Since ALL the nets are making good advertising revenues from the sales of spots to pharmaceuticals, THEY won't be the target. Instead, it'll be a big push for socialized medicine - a hit on the GOP, and a subtle campaign-starter for Hillary. Oh, so predictable.

Of course, none of this would affect HIM. The nets all have marvelous contracts for their top players - with generous pension plans, deferred compensation, fully-paid all-you-can-swallow medical and dental - everything befitting the media royalty. You can bet that "certain pipple" would be able to opt-out of contributing to this National Health Enslavement Pogram - those who are, let's say, "friendly" to the government.

How sweet it will be when this elitist gets knocked down a peg or three.

Michael