Sunday Talk Shows

[cal04]

"CBS' Face the Nation" The Midterm Elections
Sen. Bill Frist (R-Tenn.)Majority Leader
Sen. Joseph Biden (D-Del.)
Stuart Rothenberg: CBS News Political Analyst

"NBC's "Meet the Press" — Sen. Elizabeth Dole, R-N.C., chairwoman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee; Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., chairman of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee; Rep. Rahm Emanuel, D-Ill., chairman of the House Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee; and Rep. Tom Reynolds, R-N.Y., chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee.

ABC's "This Week"-VP Cheney. George sits down for an interview with Vice President Dick Cheney. Two days before the midterms, is the Vice President worried about Republicans losing control of Congress?

Gov. Howard Dean. George goes on-on-one with Democratic Party Chairman Howard Dean and gets his response to Vice President Cheney and his predictions for election night.

"Fox News Sunday"-Rep. John Boehner, House Majority Leader, (R-OH)
Lt. Gov. Michael Steele (R), Maryland Senate Candidate
Claire McCaskill (D), Missouri Senate Candidate

"CNN Late Edition"
Rep. Peter Hoekstra: Select Intelligence Committee Chairman, R-Michigan
Rep. Maxine Waters: D-California
Sen. Lindsey Graham: Armed Services Committee member, R-South Carolina
Sen. Barbara Boxer: Foreign Relations Committee, D-California
Barham Salih: Iraq's Deputy Prime Minister
Max Cleland: Former U.S. Senator; Vietnam War veteran
Lou Dobbs: CNN anchor for "Lou Dobbs Tonight"
Amy Walter: Senior editor, The Cook Political Report; CNN political analyst
Joe Klein: Time Magazine
Rep. Barney Frank: D-Massachusetts
Candy Crowley: CNN senior political correspondent
John King: CNN chief national correspondent
Dana Bash: CNN congressional correspondent
Bob Franken: CNN national correspondent

[kerry-is-my-prez]

1. So George "interviews" Cheney and "goes on-on-one with Dem Chairman Howard Dean"

in other words - he kisses Cheney's butt and tries to beat up on Dean. At least he admits to it.

[Nite Owl]

2. Are they telling us something?

"CBS' Face the Nation" The Midterm Elections
Sen. Bill Frist (R-Tenn.)
Majority Leader Sen. Joseph Biden (D-Del.)
Stuart Rothenberg: CBS News Political Analyst


Biden is the Majority Leader?

[cal04]

3. thanks for the heads up Nite Owl

my mistake
:hi:

[femmocrat]

4. Thanks again, cal04!

Wouldn't it be cool if Reynolds, the chair of the NRCC, LOSES? :thumbsup:

[ProgressiveEconomist]

5. Will Frank or Boxer ask Hoekstra about his and *'s TREASONOUS

decisions to put the "Saddam Papers" online, including nuclear secrets in Arabic, for purely political purposes? They overruled their own intel experts, according to a "Weekly Standard" story 8 months ago! The Rosenbergs were EXECUTED fifty-some years ago for much less.

From http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=364&topic_id=2576159&mesg_id=2576159 :

"'March 06 WEEKLY STANDARD BUSH-PENCE-HOEKSTRA To Blame For Leak Of Nuke Secrets

Conservative publication: Bush, Rep. Mike Pence (R-IN), Rep. Peter Hoekstra (R-MI), to blame for nuclear secrets being published on public Web site by John in DC - 11/04/2006 06:03:00 PM

As you know, the Bush White House just published the plans for making a nuclear bomb on a public Web site.

We now know the reason why: Two Republican congressman and George Bush pressured the intelligence community to publish the information in a hurry, even though the intelligence community had concerns the info was too sensitive. ...'

From last March's Weekly Standard...

'Bush wants to release the Saddam files but his intelligence chief stalls. by Stephen F. Hayes. 03/20/2006, Volume 011, Issue 25

Bush replied that he wanted the documents released. He turned to Hadley and asked for an update. Hadley explained that John Negroponte, Bush's Director of National Intelligence, "owns the documents" and that DNI lawyers were deciding how they might be handled. Bush extended his arms in exasperation and worried aloud that people who see the documents in 10 years will wonder why they weren't released sooner. "If I knew then what I know now," Bush said in the voice of a war skeptic, "I would have been more supportive of the war."

Bush told Hadley to expedite the release of the Iraq documents. "This stuff ought to be out. Put this stuff out."'"

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