The Sunday Morning Talk Shows - preview
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For Sunday, November 5, 2006
Meet the Press (NBC): Host Tim Russert talks to National Security Advisor Stephen Hadley, author of the Maliki Memo leaked to the New York Times. Then he chats with Carl Levin and John Warner, trading places on the Senate Armed Services Committee.
He also talks to Jimmy Carter, but that's immaterial.
FOX News Sunday (FNS): Host Chris Wallace talks to... well, it must be Christmas early this year. Wallace will interview Joe Biden and Lindsey Graham, John McCain's proxy on the send lots and lots more troops now! line. Then Wallace speaks with Mr. Justice Stephen Breyer while we watch grass grow and paint dry.. (Justice Breyer is pragmatic and progressive, yep.)
Face the Nation (CBS): Host Bob Schieffer talks to Hadley then to Chuck Hagel and Joe Lieberman. On the war, Lieberman is pragmatic, while Hagel's position is that of those who style themselves progressive. Hagel's the registered Republican, and he reminds us that he is conservative on other matters. Lieberman, of course, is lefty on other matters.
This Week (ABC): Host George Stephanopoulos talks to himself, among others. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice will discuss Iraq with Steph, as will the exciting and excitable yet unflappable charisma-bot Evan Bayh of Indiana.
Late Edition (CNN): Host Wolf Blitzer talks to Ambassador Zalmay Khalilzad, Saudi Ambassador/HIghness Prince Turki Al-Faisal, Senator Jon Kyl, and the rehabbing but not apologizing Senator John Kerry. And his usual cast of thousands.
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It looks like another fun morning, and I'll have the report for you right here.
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The GOP stabbed Gerald Ford once and George H. W. Bush in the back twice. And gave themselves over for fairy tales told by fools, many of them former Democrats. The GOP is not the party of fiscal discipline, it is not the party of limited government, and it is not the party of God. It is a corrupt party, led by fools and idolaters; supported by the fearful. You have embraced sanctimonious emotional irrational and self congratulatory rhetoric over reality.
Shame on all of you for betraying your country and Constitution.
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He said the "V" word more times than I could count and he repeatedly tied the Iraq War to the overall war. He has redeemed himself a lot from when I criticized him in a column published on a website and highlighted by a talk radio show in the Upstate of SC where he lives.
I am taking credit for this. haha He also went out of his way to refute Biden a few times.
But like I have always said, when Lindsey is on your side, he is as good an advocate as you can have.
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