Now that we all have fun with O'Reilly, is it worth Kerry's time to go

[question everything]

on his show? On this week TV Guide - I used to be able to find the stories online but no longer - there is a long interview with Kerry and he is quoted as saying that he would love to go on O'Reilly's also that Fox has been fair to him...

[Mayberry Machiavelli]

1. No effing way. What could be gained vs. what could be lost.

Mama didn't raise no foo!

[Lilli]

2. No

he was such an ass tonite when he implied Kerry had better come on the show or he was gonna lose.... whatta jerk.

[juliagoolia]

3. kerry should go on who is opposite of him

and annouce it for 3 days ahead of time

[skylarmae]

4. let him go after the election tallies are all in. O'Reilly is not to be

trusted. My humble opinion... at this stage too much to lose and why let this !!??!?!! badger John. O'Reilly is in disgrace right now and low level credibility and would love nothing more than to gain new prominence at the expense of John!

[gemlake]

5. Kerry should appear by phone

apparently O'Lielly prefers it that way

[WildEyedLiberal]

9. LOL

Maybe he could show how magnanamous he is by ordering falafel for the entire crew of the O'Reilly Factor.

[whistle]

6. Screw that, let O'Leilly swing in the wind and keep JK pounding...

...on Bush's miserable record, gigantic blunders and broken promises. The more voters who see the light bu Nov 2, the better the trouncing Bush and the republicans are going to get. O'Leilly is a total loser and whiner, just like all these RW pundits (actually they should be referred to as "pudd-pounders".

[necso]

7. There is some scandal

involving O'Reilly, I believe.

Serious allegations, I understand -- best not to touch it, I think.

[olddem43]

8. It would make about as much sense as going on Limpballs.

Of the anal cysts and hillbilly heroin.