Comments (9)

• I love MB. Good for her.

  Comment by Colby — October 27, 2008 @ 8:56 pm  Reply to this post

• Jeff Zucker should be more worried. His baby network MSNBC was ripped by some notable Democrats including Linda Bloodworth Thomonson. This emerge out of a report from the Hollywood Reporter. This happened at a luncheon of televison execs and none have nothing kind to say about MSNBC. What upset the Demorcats is the personnal attacks that some have done on DNC network as Rush Limbaugh nicknames it. Linda Bloodworth Thomson didn’t like the fact they’d been “demonizing” the Republican canidates and she pointed out that “it demans our party.” Very pointed and telling.

  Comment by chuck — October 28, 2008 @ 6:34 am  Reply to this post

• Hey, Chuck –

  You should sleep in a little later and have a strong cup of coffee before
  commenting next time. I’m not too worried about how MSNBC “demans our party”

  Comment by Mike — October 28, 2008 @ 9:21 am  Reply to this post

• “Hey, Chuck –

  You should sleep in a little later and have a strong cup of coffee before
  commenting next time. I’m not too worried about how MSNBC “demans our party””

  LOL. Man, I can’t wait until the election is over and the Drudge report crowd quits infesting this board.

  Comment by TJ — October 28, 2008 @ 2:11 pm  Reply to this post

• Because it’s so much more intelligent around here with all the commies posting, right?

  Comment by Egg — October 28, 2008 @ 4:25 pm  Reply to this post

• Better a “commie” (lol, is that the new wingnut insult for Dems?) than one of the brain-dead denizens that haunt Drudge.

  Comment by TJ — October 28, 2008 @ 8:06 pm  Reply to this post

• I find the insults amusing LOL. Braindead? Doubt it. I happen to be a real big fan of the Tonight Show and I saw Jay Leno in PERSON.
  I do find the buzz words for the Democrats laughable to say the least. Especially when thier old media monopoly is losing money,veiwers and subscribers everyday. By the RollingStone magazine is do layoffs I read.

  Comment by chuck — October 29, 2008 @ 6:28 am  Reply to this post

• *Ahem* Getting back to MB, I thought she was great. She is demonstrably intelligent yet comes across as a genuine human being, no small feat on a contrived set-up like The Tonight Show. If we can dispense with politics for just a second, which woman would you rather have in the White House? A self-made woman like MB who has juggled a high-performance career and a family or an icy robot like Cindy McCain, born into questionable family money who has spent more time away from the conjugal bed than anywhere near it for twenty years?

  Comment by anom — October 29, 2008 @ 8:08 am  Reply to this post

• “By the RollingStone magazine is do layoffs I read.”

  Whatever you say, chuck.

  Anyhoo, I’d much rather have MB as the first lady. Cindy McCain is so plastic-looking that I question whether she’s even able to lie down in any bed. Maybe she’s just positioned in a corner every night, like a mannequin, until it’s time to trot her out for the masses again.

  Comment by TJ — October 29, 2008 @ 9:49 am  Reply to this post