[Alas Babylon!]

As always, soliciting FReeper comments, observations, and opinions.

[kabar]

Interesting that the anti-war, liberal types are repeating the same talking points using almost the exact same words, e.g., no evidence Saddam has WMD, no information from the Bush administration on costs, occupy Iraq for up to 10 years, the inspections are working, etc.

[tuna_battle]

Fred Thompson (R-TN) was a riot, when he first arrived on "Meet the Press". "Hollywood is full of leftists?” he wryly questioned out loud. "Who would have thought that? Gee…”

[Floratina]

Did anyone catch this comment that Brit made about Gulf War I during the round table? He was talking about the naysayers and this group included a certain news anchor (he worked with) who was rather vociferous with his criticisms.

He didn't name names, but he did work at ABC, didn't he. Could he have been referring to Peter Jennings?

[The Wizard]

I'm watching The Chris Mathews show with this trememdous comedian Kristina Vandenhoval...I've only seen her occasionally but she's always funny

I don't know if she has any video tapes of her at the comedy club, but If you get a chance to see her, she's really very good.

Her shtick is to make believe she's a serious editor of a make believe magazine called "The Nation", and she spouts unbelieveably dumb things that are just too funny.....

[auboy]

Mike Farrell reminds me of a "snowman" melting under the glare of factual information. All that's left is the carrot, lumps of coal, duct tape, black umbrella and bowler… and his piece of paper claiming "peace in our time".

[GOPJ]

Mike Farrell represents Hollywood stars -- that's his claim to fame.

Why should I care what a group of narcissistic drug using, drama/music majors feel about foreign policy?

Would Colin Powell please tell the Hollywood starts how to set up sound equipment. Or tell them where to stand on stage? Maybe Bush can tell some Hollywood Star where to pause in a soliloquy...