Sunday Morning Talk Line-Up (Dean on ABC with Steph)

[jefferson_dem]

FOX NEWS SUNDAY : Sens. Patrick J. Leahy (D-Vt.) and Sam Brownback (R-Kan.); former independent counsel Robert W. Ray ; and lawyer Abbe Lowell .

THIS WEEK (ABC): Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean , Democratic strategist Donna Brazile and actress Mira Sorvino .

FACE THE NATION (CBS): Sens. Arlen Specter (R-Pa.) and Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) and former House speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.).

MEET THE PRESS (NBC) : Sens. George Allen (R-Va.), Kay Bailey Hutchison (R-Tex.) and Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y.) and author George Packer .

LATE EDITION (CNN): Sen. Bill Nelson (D-Fla.), Rep. Connie Mack (R-Fla.), Florida mayors Jim Humphrey of Fort Myers and Morgan McPherson of Key West, Florida Highway Patrol Col. Christopher A. Knight , Florida Emergency Management Director Craig Fugate , American Red Cross President Marsha J. Evans , former attorney general Richard L. Thornburgh , and former special counsel Lanny J. Davis .

[jillan]

1. Too bad Donna Brazile is going to be on with Steph

She's one dem that I wish would leave the party.

[KoKo]

2. She's just a terrible spokesperson and why is she paid to be a

"strategist." Can't we afford more than one? :eyes:

[jillan]

3. she's a dem basher.

She needs to shut her pie hole in public, and be positive about the democratic party.

[liberalitch]

4. Are russert and allen a couple yet?

[jefferson_dem]

5. mornin' kick~

:kick:

[AntiCoup2K4]

6. "If we want to win elections, we've got to stop being Republican lite"

Once again, Dr. Dean nails it.

[susu369]

7. Lanny Davis - sheesh

I never trusted him after he wrote this:

http://www.nytimes.com/2000/12/16/opinion/16DAVI.html?ex=1130731200&en=8fa9a4e879ec9060&ei=5070

December 16, 2000
The George Bush I Knew
By LANNY J. DAVIS

WASHINGTON -- I remember the moment well: About 33 years ago, George Bush (we never used the "W" back then) was sitting among a group of us in a college common room at Yale, engaged in one of our late-night comment-on-everyone sessions. Someone made an acerbic comment about a fellow student who was considered one of the biggest nerds on campus. There was laughter. Then George said: "Hey, it's not so easy for him. He's a good guy leave him alone." We all quieted down.

Looking back, I can see the quality of empathy that has been central to George's political success and will be important as he assumes the presidency. I also remember other qualities, some in evidence during the recent campaign, that he may have to overcome in the next four years.

--snip--

The question on many people's minds about Mr. Bush is: Is he up to the job? Being likable, comfortable, decent and empathetic — all the things I remember about George during college and still consider true today — may not be enough. He will also have to demonstrate the intellectual discipline needed to dig deeply into matters like Social Security reform, Medicare and the continuing crises of our inner cities and the poor.

Mr. Bush is certainly smart enough to surround himself with wise advisers and cabinet secretaries. But he can't make wise judgments unless he comes to substantive understanding of policy issues on his own.

Based on my memories, I think President-elect Bush is more than capable of doing this. We will see soon enough whether he has the desire to do it.

[Cookie wookie]

8. With the exception of Dean

it appears the MSM is up to it's usual bull crap: 2 right wing talking heads per 1 weak democratic spokesperson.

Would have to be a masochist to watch that.

[BenDavid]

9. On Meet The Press

the last time Kay B. Hutchineson appeared, she said this:I certainly hope that if there is going to be an indictment that says something happened, that it is an indictment on a crime and not some perjury technicality where they couldn’t indict on the crime so they go to something just to show that their two years of investigation were not a waste of time and dollars.

This is what she said in 1999...omething needs to be said that is a clear message that our rule of law is intact and the standards for perjury and obstruction of justice are not gray. And I think it is most important that we make that statement and that it be on the record for history.....And I don’t want there to be any lessening of the standard. Because our system of criminal justice depends on people telling the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. That is the lynch pin of our criminal justice system and I don’t want it to be faded in any way.


Now if the old Russert shows up he would show the clip of her in 1999 and what she said earlier this month...Then Russert should show what Fitz said about perjury in Fridays news conference, and ask KBH if she agrees with Fitz....

Put her flip flop ass to the test.... But then again Russert thinks if anything does not involve "clintons cock", then it is not too news worthy....

Will wait and see.....