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Mon Aug-02-04 09:16 PM
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| Joe Scarborough Skeptical about threat. |
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His talking points:
Political operatives want nothing more than to see Bush re-elected. Terrorism helps Bush. No new intel. Media needs to ask questions instead of just accepting info.
:wtf:
He was reasonable at the DNC, too. What's happening to him?
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Mon Aug-02-04 09:17 PM
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| 1. Well, He Was Skeptical about the Dead Intern, Too n/t |
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Mon Aug-02-04 09:17 PM
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| 2. well, that's pretty brave since it's |
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already been debunked. :eyes:
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Mon Aug-02-04 09:18 PM
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| 3. i saw scarborough for the first time during the dnc |
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and i gotta say, he didn't seem that bad to me... seemed like a moderate at best.
perhaps he was just on good behavior with ron reagan, but he wasn't the monster i'd heard he was.
perhaps he's seeing the light?
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Mon Aug-02-04 09:20 PM
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He seemed to be behaving a little better than usual during the convention. Perhaps Ron's being there helped. He's usually a class-A prick!
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Mon Aug-02-04 09:26 PM
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| 14. Joe is a funny guy. He's one of the more tolerable repukes..when |
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he isn't spewing DNC talking points. I've seen him be gracious towards Democrats on a few occasions. When he's being non partisan he's a very good talk show host.
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Mon Aug-02-04 09:27 PM
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| 15. That wasn't Scarborough |
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He was nice during a primary event and when he was out in Hollywood too. When he's on his show, it's a whole other matter. But, Bush really is a disaster and maybe he does care about his kids and his country more than the Republican Party. That's always a possibility.
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Mon Aug-02-04 09:30 PM
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| 17. A cottonmouth moccasin on a sunny log is happy and "on good behavior." |
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Scarborough country is cottonmouth country. Don't go there. Verb sap, Newsguyatl
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Mon Aug-02-04 09:19 PM
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| 4. I heard him, and was surprised. |
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That surprised me. Lots of talking began today on this topic, and it is a good thing. People now have an opening to discuss it.
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Mon Aug-02-04 09:19 PM
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| 5. Doesn't his child have diabetes? |
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I seem to remember that his young child has diabetes. I think he was interviewing someone about stem cell research and he said he was all for it.
I bet 1/2 these media whores would vote Democratic if they thought their boss wouldn't find out.
May they rot in hell.
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Mon Aug-02-04 09:25 PM
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| 11. Yeah, his child does. |
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Joe is hard to dislike even though he is a jerk quite a lot. I don't think he is a Neo Fascist. Probably a Paleo-Conserv. He has been known to be logical at times. ;)
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Mon Aug-02-04 09:25 PM
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| 12. Yes, He Talked About His Son Last Week |
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Ron Reagan pushed his button on stem cell research by mentioning Joe's son...at first Joe didn't say anything then came back and wanted to talk about the topic. I found that quite an epiphany.
Joey's ranges from wingnut supreme (he hates Michael Moore) to liberatarian (homeland security, unpatriot act, censorship) and then comes out of left field with statements like he made last week where he said he could "sleep at night with Kerry as President"...my jaw almost cracked the floorboard.
I'm sensing the powers at MSGOP are seeing research and focus group data showing a large younger audience (notice all the kids behind Tweety & the entire After Hours concept at the DNC) which their data has to show is far more liberal and not into the knee-jerk knuckle-dragging that goes on at Faux or the corporate shilling that goes on at CNNservative.
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Mon Aug-02-04 09:20 PM
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| 7. I saw his show one time- he was a dickhead- but... |
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He was reasonable at the DNC, and now this...
I really don't think hes that bad a guy.
I don't know though.
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Mon Aug-02-04 09:32 PM
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| 18. Welcome to DU Fone Book! |
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Mon Aug-02-04 09:20 PM
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| 8. I think Howard Dean must have pulled Ratface Joe Aside |
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and threatened to kick his right-wing Intern-killing ass if he kept up the bullshit!
Just saying...
RL
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Mon Aug-02-04 09:21 PM
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| 9. He may have a brain tumor. |
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or something.
He has some sort of health problem lately, his face swells and he can't wear contacts.
Anyway remember Lee Atwater? He started speaking the truth when the Grim Reaper was standing at the threshold. Knowing judgment is iminent makes one reflect on the truth.
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Mon Aug-02-04 09:21 PM
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Edited on Mon Aug-02-04 09:27 PM by NightOwwl
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Mon Aug-02-04 09:26 PM
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| 13. Lots of Repubs have a problem with this president..... |
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...perhaps he is one of them.
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Mon Aug-02-04 09:28 PM
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| 16. MSNBC seems to be going after us CNN refugees these days! |
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Mon Aug-02-04 09:33 PM
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| 19. I think Rick Kaplan has made the decision that's where the audience is at |
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Edited on Mon Aug-02-04 09:34 PM by scmirage
while CNN seems to think they can win back viewers from Faux by turning themselves into a clone of Fox. Bad move on their part. Scarborough can be reasonable at times but I honestly think he's bi-polar because the next second he'll be off on a right-wing rant of some kind. Still, I've seen him criticize *--he's a lot like Buchanan in that respect.
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Mon Aug-02-04 09:33 PM
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| 20. That's just what I was thinking. |
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They have been in third place for so long and now CNN is trying to out Fox Fox so they want us liberals.
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Mon Aug-02-04 11:30 PM
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| 21. I Can't Wade Through The Shit Anymore. I'm Done With |
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the cable talking heads. They may throw you a bone every now and then, but just ponder all the complete utter bullshit you have to endure to get it. I can't take it anymore. Getting XM tommorrow.
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Mon Aug-02-04 11:59 PM
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| 22. I never started on or with them, and I am still sick of them |
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