PastaJoe

Who's whining, I'm just stating the fact that there are many conservatives on the other stations that some think are left wing. I prefer to watch shows that have different perspectives. I don't agree with much of Pat Buchanon's ideas, but he is honest and factual when talking about the candidates.

From the second guy (who's desperate for a QB), he wants to package Tomlinson & David Garrard and maybe a 3rd player for either Romo or Rodgers. How can you pass up the chance to get Tomlinson for your backup QB? Even if he's got a toe injury, there's too much upside. Then you just ride Romo all season except for the bye week.

Look at the puff piece interview that Shammity just did with Palin. That wasn't a hard-hitting interview, it was a conservative mutual admiration society. Earlier this year the White House admitted that they forwarded talking points to some of the talk show hosts on Fox. And MSNBC does have regular conservative contributors, such as Joe Scarborough and Pat Buchanon, and every night there's some Republican/conservative spokesperson on Hardball. This Week on ABC has George Will on every week.

Syracuse needs someone who has experience recruiting on the East Coast. I heard yesterday that SU only has 4 players committed to coming to play for them next year.

Godzilla keeps destroying their infrastructure, and they can't keep up with rebuilding it.

Or a bipartisan committee could be formed to come to a compromise on how to resolve it, as has been done in the past. Like I said, if private accounts are such a great idea, why isn't McCain making it a campaign issue when everyone is focused on the market? Seems like a great time to push such a great idea.

Nice of you to diss on the 95% of working Americans who in your opinion just sit on their butts while the 5%ers do all the heavy lifting.

The Republicans don't want Bush acting presidential and going on national television explaining to the nation what has happened and what's being done about it. It would remind everyone who's been in charge during all this, and that it would be more of the same if McCain was president, since he was such an advocate for deregulation (before this week of course, when he had an epiphany). Have you noticed you don't hear Repubs pushing for private accounts for Social Security lately? Imagine the uproar among the AARP crowd if that was in effect now. Dems would be well served to remind voters of that great idea.

When they lose, they'll drop her like a hot potatoe, err, potato.

Was Dan Quayle the frontrunner in 1996? I think the names that would be talked about that didn't run this year would be Haillie Barber, Newt Gingritch, Charlie Christ, or Tom Ridge.

I hope McCain uses them in a commerical. "John McCain can relate to blue collar workers. He's endorsed by Lynn Forester de Rothschild, wife of international banker Sir Evelyn de Rothschild. Sir Evelyn and Lynn know your pain." Talk about elitism! Hah!

The neo-cons decided to retire it once it hit 214.

She already did that, she listed Ireland as one of the countries she visited to puff up her foreign policy creds, even though it was just a refueling stop.

The Repugs would have spun it as, "see Hillary and Palin are there together, so Hillary women you should support Palin".

She's on a mission from God, don't cha know.

And while he met with real world leaders, she'll be wandering around in the Hall of Presidents shaking hands with the animatronic Ronald Reagan. Hopefully she won't shoot the animatronic Teddy Roosevelt just because he was in the Bull Moose Party.

"Vice President Palin, when President McCain asked you send that sensitive diplomatic e-mail to Putin, he didn't expect you to post it on your MySpace page."

It's reported that McCain will be taking Palin to the United Nations so she can meet foreign leaders or ambassadors. So goes the foreign policy Cliff note campaign. What's next, a ride on the It's a Small World exhibit at Disneyworld, and a tour of Epcot?

Funny, I thought Bush took office in January 2001 and was in charge of defending the country. What radical departure from Clinton's policies regarding terrrorism did he take before 9/11, other than Cheney dismissing Clinton administration officials terrorist briefings and wanting to concentrate on Iraq? The Repubs got what they wanted; president and control of Congress, lower taxes, deregulation, and a war in Iraq to spread democracy in the Middle East. How's that all worked out?

That would be like blaming a dog without lipstick for chasing it's tail; it doesn't know any better.

It's more about McCain, and his decisions to surround himself with people like Fiorina, Phil Graham, and Palin, which gives insight into the type of people that would be in his administration giving him advice.

Morris hates the Clintons and doesn't miss a chance to trash them. Is McCain an objective authority on Obama? Yeah, he did a terrible job. When Clinton left office: Unemployment 4.2% Budget: $281 billion surplus National Debt: $5.7 trillion Gas: $1.50 Wall Street going strong Iraq contained 2008: Unemployment: 6.1% Budget: $357 billion deficit National Debt: $9.7 trillion Gas: $4.00 Wall Street in crisis Occupation of Iraq at $10 billion per month

Trying to have a civil discourse with an opponent is fine until they come at you with a knife, then you either fight back or get cut up.

My first thought when I saw this thread was that he must have passed away. Glad to see he's still alive and kicking. How great were the days when the Empires Sports Network was on. A network devoted to Buffalo and upstate NY sports. Friggin Rigas had to get greedy and ruin a good thing.

What do they call New York Republicans in the South? Liberals.