IS THERE A NEW DAY DAWNING
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THERE YOU GO AGAIN!!!
MORE TO SAY
THE MESS
SHOCKING STORY
Remember last Friday I said I lost power for a couple of hours. I couldn't figure out why because it was a nice day with no wind.
Well over the weekend I came across a little article in the Kitsap Sun that said it was a Squirrel that caused all the trouble. Seems it entered the substation and touch an energized conductor, which created a power short. It said "the squirrel's gone to a better place."
So there you go a SHOCKING STORY FOR SURE.
THEY'RE KIDDING, RIGHT
MSNBC is eying Joe Scarborough "as a possible replacement for its Imus in The Morning program," Multichannel News reports.
"While network executives emphasize that they have not made a final decision on a replacement for Imus... they say Scarborough has impressed them on trial runs in the morning slot.
"I think he really impressed people with his performance, MSNBC general manager Dan Abrams says. A decision will be made "sooner rather than later."
I think they're trying to be like FOX NOISE. But damn who in their line up is doing the best. Not Matthews, not Tucker and sure as hell not Joe. It's Keith Olbermann. To me it's an obvious choice. . . get someone that leans left and can take on the Fox Noise machine.
Of all the guest host's I think Stephanie Miller is the one. I sent MSNBC a couple of email suggestion that they pick her up, I'd start getting up at 3 am again.
Send MSNBC an email now!
HERE ARE THE ADDRESSES:
Email Dan Abrams (General Manager of MSNBC)
Email Bill Wolff (VP of MSNBC)
WE'VE MET STUPID. . . AND STUPID IS US (PART 1/4)
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I saw this on one of the Blogs I visit every week. I wish I could write like this guy. He talks about how the SO CALLED left leaning media isn't so left as the FOX NOISE and the RIGHT WING would have you believe. Visit his site for many other great stories.
If you still can't see the pattern behind last Sunday's Outlook section, then you really need to leave the stage and stop discussing American politics. No one would publish such idiot work unless there was an agenda behind it, and that agenda has been increasingly clear over the past fifteen years. When it comes to the election of presidents, our multimillionaire mainstream press corps is now a Republican/Republican-leaning institution; they have hero tales for Republican candidates, and girlie-man tales for Big Dems. On Hardball, they simply couldn't run fast enough to tell us how smart and handsome Ole Fred was (see THE DAILY HOWLER, 3/30/07). This was just a taste of the nonsense when it emerged that Ole Fred just might run:
MATTHEWS (3/29/07): You know what I like about him? I interviewed him when he was running for the Senate. He was the underdog out in Tennessee, in Nashville. I said, "What hotel are you staying at?" He said, "What hotel are you staying at?" We were both at three-star hotels. He comes over, meets me for breakfast, no entourage, not another single person with him. This is when you fall in love with politicians. Maybe it`s rehearsed, but-and I said, "Well"-I'm doing a column in those days. I said, "What about your divorce? You want me to write about that?" He said, "I prefer you wouldn't." I mean, I just like the fact that he has a little unhappiness in his past, maybe some misbehavior problems, but he just says, you know, "I`d rather you didn't."
MARGARET CARLSON: For the press, he would be The New McCain, because he does seem honest and open.
JON STEWART HAS THE NEWS
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And now to Jon Stewart for the fake news of the day.
WORST PERSON IN THE WORLD
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Keith Olbermann picks the three worst persons in the world.
CAN YOU HELP
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DOGS RULE
YOU CAN SEE THE LOVE
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My God I love dogs.
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