[governsleastgovernsbest]

Today Show accentuate-the-negative ping.

[Miss Marple]

Meanwhile, Dan Senour was on Fox from Baghdad VERY encouraged by the Iraqi's determination to move forward, and how they are pretty much ignoring the violence.

[Bahbah]

the superannuated cheerleader

LOL

[Carolinamom]

I see that Katie is still using her favorite source...."some".

[nuconvert]

Lol

"Katie, we're here for you!" NOT!

[Ditter]

Good one! Thanks.

[Cornpone]

I think we should all wish the Iraqis the best while recognizing the future is their's to make for themselves. If they choose a religiously based government, so be it. Mideast Muslims have always marveled at the West's ability for bloodless, democratic changes of government. Unfortunately, Islam has never figured out how do this while attempting to meld democratic principles with its faith. Iraq faces the same struggle. Actually, the greatest hope for success in this challenge may be Iran.

[Steely Tom]

The phrase "bomber brigades" appears only 29 times on the internet as discovered by Google. Many of these references are to conflicts not taking place in the Middle East, and not taking place in our time.

The only one that refers to Iran is on what appears to be a ==gasp== blog called sciforums.com.

Could Katie and Jim be passing on unverified info from a blog?

(steely)

[carlr]

The whistling past the graveyard that you hear is actually the wind blowing through her ears.

[Mad Mammoth]

"the affable Eva Braun of morning television."
- Ann Coulter describing Couric. :)

Love that Ann!

[goldstategop]

Robin Wright's article in today's Washington Post laid out the new party line: Iraq elected a government close to Iran and America was dealt a major setback. Yeah really. Do you think the unelected Iranian mullahs were happy over a Shiite-led government in Baghdad that has to share power with Kurds and Sunni Arabs? Think again. For the legacy mdia, its all doom and gloom. If its not the terrorist insurgency, its something else. Good news for America is the last thing on their minds.

Denny Crane: "There are two places to find the truth. First God and then Fox News."

[Allegra]

It still cracks me up how Katie wore black for three days after Bush beat her beloved Karry.

[Pharmboy]

"...superannuated cheerleader..." HA!

But you failed to tell us whether or not Katie was wearing her chador this morning. ( ;-D

[Lazamataz]

Denial.

Anger. <== Katie is here.

Depression.

Acceptance.

[governsleastgovernsbest]

Check out this incredible column from the Wall Street Journal about all the recent GOOD news from Iraq [not sure if registration required]:

http://www.opinionjournal.com/extra/?id=110006290

[IamConservative]

Wonder when someone will realize and report that there is more vilolence on the streets of Detroit than in Iraq on most days.

[astounded]

..."since the election, 108 people have been killed in various insurgent attacks..."

Katie, how many people have been murdered in America since the Iraq elections? Is that not important?

[queenkathy]

Thanks for your daily Today posts...I was flipping though channels later in the hour and saw a couple and their attorney on the show and couldn't figure out what they were discussing except it was about their child and Advil. Does anyone know what that was all about?

[mlc9852]

Why does anyone watch her?

[SunnyUsa]

Next, obviously distraught over the insurgents' possibly waning influence, Katie asked: "after the election, some had a feeling that the insurgents weren't as all-powerful as they had been portrayed.

But since the election, 108 people have been killed in various insurgent attacks."

ahhhhh a little blood dancing cheering up moment for Ms.Colic.

hilarous Today show reporting, thanks for doing the job none of us would want!