Olbermann: Lawrence O'Donnell NBC political analyst.

[LittleApple81]

Eisner should have kept the movie, put it on 10 screens, and then it would go away.
The best propaganda for the movie was the perception that it should not be seen.

[LittleApple81]

1. Smaller number than people who watch Meet the Press: whose

minds and how many were affected is the question... trying to minimize the impact that it is going to have.

[Jacobin]

3. Of course that was only the first weekend of the movie

And, compare the impact of one boring idiotic MTP to a hard hitting movie.

I hear the sounds of Freepers whistling past the graveyard.

:bounce:

[Fenris]

2. I love Lawrence O'Donell. He used to appear on the McLaughlin Group

a lot. He would give Tony Blankley and Michael Barone a run for their money!

[TexasSissy]

10. I watch McLaughlin Group all the time. What does O'Donell look like?

I don't recall the name (which isn't unusual for me). What did he look like on the show?

These days there's Pat Buchanan and Tony on the right, and Evelyn (is that her name?) and a rotating guest on the left (but the rotating guest is sometimes not even to the left of center!)

[LittleApple81]

4. I missed Isikoff comment... something about BushCo being wrong

according to 9/11 commission finds?

[Doctor_J]

5. isikoff -

bushwhore supremo.

[LittleApple81]

6. He had the best clips on sound bites!!! Condi with the Beatles "A hard

day's night!" and Bush screwing up when answering a journalist's questions: "Yes it you say what matters....it matters what you... a little humor... hehehehehe" WHAT AN ASS!

[Jacobin]

7. You could see the synapses in what is left of his brain

flapping around wildly behind his dead eyes.

[Kurovski]

9. I think it's a look more panicky than dead

a dead conscience can still reflect lively eyes.

maybe you were thinking of Laura's look these days?

[Doctor_J]

8. it's hard to get the dosage just right

enough to keep him from exploding, but not so much that he drools. Factor in the jet lag, and his handlers have an impossible task, IMO.