I hate most all Pundits .... For the DNC C-SPAN rocks

[Botany]

Why after just hearing a speech do all the networks feel it
is their job to tell me what I just heard. Especially when they
get 4 or 5 talking heads all jabbering with 2 or 3 of them
from one side or another trying to spin "it."

BTW This does not count Rachel Maddow, Eugene Robinson, or
Keith Olbermann :rofl:

[supernova]

1. What's especially galling is how much these

"informed" people get paid to perform this "service." :grr:

edit: galling not gauling. :crazy:

[BlooInBloo]

2. They're making you French?

:rofl:

[supernova]

4. Positivily gaulified

:P :D

[BlooInBloo]

7. :)

[elocs]

3. I know, I love all pundits and commentators with whom I agree

and I can't stand those who don't agree with me. Talking heads is just the way it is.

[predfan]

5. The MSN is way too excited about keeping the Hill fans stirred up and separate from the party.

Are you telling me anybody out there who supported Hill, and I did, could possibly vote for someone who managed to insult her daughter, Janet Reno, and Hill herself all in one smartass Republican joke? Do you not remember this?

Get on board, this election is too important.

[Warpy]

6. This is where and why we need the Fairness Doctrine

There should be no political commentary by pundits. A rebuttal from the opposing party might be acceptable, but keep the slick admen pushing beer and cars, not partisan editorializing.

[jayfish]

8. Even Better Is...

the live HD feed on Dish Network. No commentary, no graphics, no BS.

Jay