Let's play a game called "Meaningless Phrases and Titles". I'll start with the title of one of .....

[Stinky The Clown]

.... Ed Schultz' guests tonight, Ernest Istook: "Distinguished Fellow Of The Heritage Foundation"

[Kutjara]

1. "Republican think tank" is one of my favorites. n/t

[Midlodemocrat]

2. More of an oxymoron, me thinks.

:hi: Stinky, how goes it?

[Stinky The Clown]

7. It goes! We're hanging in there .....

:hi:

[Ardent15]

3. President George W. Bush

Al Gore and John Kerry would like a word with him.

[Hello_Kitty]

4. In AZ we had a GOP governor candidate

Who put "Principled Conservative Reformer" on his signs.

Thus answering the question "what if an oxymoron mated with another?"

[madinmaryland]

9. That deserves a WARNING!!

"what if an oxymoron mated with another?"

That would be the oxy-moran and the ?????


:puke:

[zeemike]

5. I like "quiting to spend more time with my family"

And "retaining our top talent"

[Ardent15]

6. Here's another oxymoron: "Compassionate Conservative."

Yeah, there's no such thing. It's impossible.

[madinmaryland]

8. Did Ed rip him a new asshole?

[Stinky The Clown]

12. Oddly, no. He's been on before. Ed always let him go on and on .......

He also reminds me of the late, great Jerry Orbach.

[opihimoimoi]

10. GOP Gang Of Profiteers...use Empty language...all fluff and bluff

like they actually know something of substance.....

IE: S. Palin ....empty language Queen

The GOP is a Party of Bullies who love to Fool so as to RULE

[Jeanette in FL]

11. "Breaking News"

"Breaking News" when I was a kid was a serious news story. "The President of the United States has been Assassinated".

Now "Breaking News" can be anything from a car chase, to a cheating spouse, to a celebrity sighting, to who knows what. Nothing carries the serious of the breaking news of the past.

[NuttyFluffers]

13. AEI's Middle East International Relations Specialist

Accounting Office of the USA Defense Department

Republican primary debates

...hmm, this is kind of fun!

[zbdent]

14. "Distinguished Fellow" and "Heritage Foundation"

don't those two terms contradict each other?