Posted on 08/20/2006 5:11:18 AM PDT by Alas Babylon!
p>The Talk Shows
Sunday, August 20th, 2006
Guests to be interviewed today on major television talk shows:
FOX NEWS SUNDAY (Fox Network): Sen. Chuck Hagel, R-Neb., and Rep. Peter King, R-N.Y.; airport security consultant Rafi Ron; Rand Beers, former presidential counterterrorism adviser; Washington Nationals co-owner Mark Lerner.
MEET THE PRESS (NBC): Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz.
FACE THE NATION (CBS): Sen. Joe Lieberman, D-Conn.
THIS WEEK (ABC): Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass.; British Home Secretary John Reid; Spike Lee, director of the documentary "When the Levees Broke."
LATE EDITION (CNN) : Sens. Arlen Specter, R-Pa., and Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif.; Iraqi Industry Minister Fawzi al-Hariri.
I guess he's on to balance against Hagel.
Cable is all over JonBenet & my cute li 'l brother was questioning me why they arrest the man who beat Liebermann.
Cable is all over JonBenet & my cute li 'l brother was questioning me why they arrest the man who beat Liebermann.
Thanks, AB
Going to the local Immigration dog and pony show today in SE PA. Any suggestions for questions are welcome.
Will enjoy reviewing the thread, as always.
Remember with all rats and RINOs you have to judge them by what they "do" not what they say. Although McCain is pretty consistent he talks like a rino/rat and usually acts like one.
Yesterday on WABC I listened to the radio version of Larry Kudlow. He explained that GW's tax cuts have worked so well that the budget deficit has just been revised downward "again".
This time it's in the neighborhood of 265 billion or that vicinity, can't remember the exact amount but that's close. Kudlow went on to say that 100 billion of that is the pork spending insisted on Katrina(thats how dems get re-elected they buy their way in, with my money and yours) by the rats in Congress and another 100 billion is the war in Iraq.
That leaves a budget very near "in balance" which would be far better than the last few years of the Clintonistas since we don't really know what they did since they cooked the books so hard and basically lied their way through the last few years with bubba being otherwise occupied. Mccain lets us know in no uncertain terms why we don't want anything to do with him. He cannot be trusted to support his party and should run in the Assho__e party since that's what he is.
There are 535 members of Congress. Why these same tired old guests? Really tiresome.
Good gosh. This is the first time I have visited this thread, and I don't watch television, so I don't see the Sunday shows, but...it seems like these are the same kind of people they have on every week!!!!
Last week it might have been Levin, Her Crusty Pantsuitness, Kennedy and Pelosi.
Next week it will be Murtha, Obama Bin Laden Barak, Ward Churchill and Cynthia Mckinney!
heh..tell your brother that was Jon Pierre
McCain is saying that Mookie has to be taken out and that we never had enough troops on the ground. His position, though he does not say it outright, is that the President is doing this all wrong and if things don't change, we will lose in Iraq.
!!!!! How young is your li'l brother. He is very perceptive.
Oh, for those who don't get MTP yet, Gregory is in for Russert and again, although Gregory is a dip, the absence of Russert is pleasant.
Turly has also teamed up with Leon Panetta and the UFO wing-nuts in seeking information on 'Area 51' through the courts. I saw Turley on Hardball last week and he literally made me sick to my stomach. There isn't anything this lefty believes should be classified... and that whatever the president can do... the courts can do better.
Great "take no prisoners" post Rodguy. That should help to get the Sunday freepers adrenaline moving. Bada boom, bada bing!
Thanks, onyx.
Hopefully, Goober will soon be political toast. My apologies to the original Goober.
LOL! You should call him your "very observant" little brother.
This lineup stinks. I think I'd rather do laundry.
I'll simply paraphrase what I posted on another thread this morning:
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I'm sick of hearing Bush/Rice were 'the biggest losers" in the U.N. ceasefire deal. If the GOP had an effective PR machine, the losers would be John Kerry, Howard Dean, the MSM and every liberal who has endlessly demanded a multilateral, peace-at-all-costs approach to the war on terror.
The RNC and all Republicans should be shouting from the rooftops that the U.N.'s and France's perfidy and fecklessness are a total repudiation of everything the libs have demanded since 9/11. (They could start with this morning's talk shows.)
This deal encapsulated every liberal prescription:
--U.N. approval
--rely on allies
--let diplomacy work
--don't rattle sabers
--win hearts and minds
--Geneva Conventions trump all
Now it's clear what comes from such pipedreams. The U.N. and France proved beyond doubt that their "word" is worthless, they can't be counted on in a crisis, and they have nothing to contribute in an actual war. Hearts and minds in the ME belong to the "strong horse". Diplomacy only works when an enemy fears the consequences of its aggression. Their toothless prescriptions have hastened the death of the U.N. and Geneva Conventions they purport to worship.
Saber rattling works only when everyone assumes you'll actually employ the saber. [Better yet, when---like Indiana Jones---you casually shoot the sword-swirling thug before he knows what's happening. Preemption, anyone?]
We have a long way to go in this war. Right now there is an opportunity to shorten that time by pointing out the total vacuousness of the liberals' prescriptions for "peace".
Heck I'd be happy to see at least a different senator one of these shows every now and then.
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