LSK
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Tue Oct-03-06 08:10 PM
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Scarborough Country: GOP RIP? |
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:popcorn: :popcorn: :popcorn:
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Tue Oct-03-06 08:14 PM
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1. pretty straightforward, hmmm? LIBERTARIAN boom? |
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He said he first felt like leaving the party a couple years ago over spending (or something like that) It is almost sad with, so much else going on that this is the 'lucky break' perhaps. But it IS all part of the big sickening picture- money and power and whatever they think they can get away with is all that counts: not our democracy, not all the suffering and deaths ETC. www.worldcantwait.net
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Tue Oct-03-06 08:16 PM
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2. Let it split the party. |
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Then we can watch them scurry for voter scraps.
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Tue Oct-03-06 08:16 PM
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3. I rarely watch Scarborough........ |
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...but he actually does have a good show tonight!
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Tue Oct-03-06 08:16 PM
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Tue Oct-03-06 08:17 PM
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5. I just caught a snip from that show that made me stop and listen |
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I don't EVER watch him, but he caught my attention.
Was it worth my rewinding and watching?
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Tue Oct-03-06 08:18 PM
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I liked when he said there wasnt a chance that the GOP keeps the house.
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Tue Oct-03-06 08:20 PM
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OMG! I'm going to record this so I can play it back again and again. :P
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Tue Oct-03-06 08:41 PM
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12. Scarborough is a pathetic little man... |
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...who had an assistant found DEAD in his CONGRESSIONAL OFFICE. Look it up. I used to watch him to see how low he could go. I just can't follow him down that far. It's too late for ALL the right-wing pundits. Piss on the fire and call the dog. His credibility (like many of his peers) is unsalvageable. Watching him suck it up now is just amusing, and not as useful as if he had done so BEFORE the 2004 elections, when it may have done him (and everyone else) some good. Too little, too late, little man. Go enjoy your inevitable slide into obscurity.
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Tue Oct-03-06 08:20 PM
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7. He's off the reservation. |
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I get the impression he really wants to see Congress change hands.
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LSK
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Tue Oct-03-06 08:21 PM
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9. he seems convinced now |
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Maybe he knows more about what might come out? He keeps mentioning how much he knows these guys and that he was there...
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Tue Oct-03-06 08:27 PM
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11. I get the feeling that he sees the handwriting on the wall |
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and he wants to keep his job at MSNBC. If things change in the Congress, then the slant of the news just might change rapidly too. Wouldn't want to spill his drink as the Titanic begins to tilt, would he?
He will lean more left if he thinks it will keep him on our tv's and keep his rating up enough to be allowed to continue to follow Keith.
Your mileage may vary.
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Tue Oct-03-06 08:23 PM
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10. We'll how much the voting |
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machines screw up first. I don't like being pessimistic but I don't want to Jinx it, either.
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