Does anyone know if Limpballs is going to lie on NBC tomorrow?

[senseandsensibility]

I know we e-mailed to tell them not to let him be an election "analyst", and i wrote NBC a long one myself. Any word? Is he still going to be sliming the airwaves with his disinfornation?

[SheepyMcSheepster]

1. he said today that he is not

he said the he has better things to do and that the time that he was going to be alotted was minimal, so he isn't going to do it.

[life_long_dem]

6. in other words NBC wised up and told him to get lost.

What ever he says is a lie, so I don't believe that either.
I really think we "Sinclaired" NBC with all of the e-mails that were sent.

Kerry on...

[senseandsensibility]

7. That's what I was thinking!

:) Good work, DUers!

[meisje]

2. I think he backed out

[jefferson_dem]

3. Yup. Already anticipating an extra heavy dosage of the "stuff" to get

through the election night pain.

[Lefty48197]

4. Don't know about NBC, but Zogby says it's a 100.00% chance of Lush lying

somewhere tomorrow. The margin of error is 0.00%.

[senseandsensibility]

5. Yeah but

let him do it on his own show, as usual. I don't want him being "legitimized" by appearing on the networks as an "analyst."

[Gman]

8. After embarrassing ESPN

you would think networks might think twice about hiring him. He will do the same to NBC. The best chance for this to happen will be during discussion of intimidation of Black voters. He WILL say something racist (again). My guess is he'll probably say something about Black intelligence or imply that Blacks as a class are untrustworthy therefore the need for observers. He'll likely even attempt to supply supporting evidence thereby violating the first rule of holes. NBC will have egg all over its face.