Ian Schwartz has up a great photo and commentary regarding Cindy Sheehan! You have to see this, it will only take a moment. Cindy Sheehan is a fool. While I agree with Rush Limabugh that keeping her out front gives the liberals a ridiculous spokesperson, it is difficult to handle her publicity stunts and her duplicitous face on CNN all the time.
Mark Finklestein has some great coverage of fair and balanced news coverage at the TODAY show. It seems that Matt Lauer and Jim Maceda sense that they are not always in touch with soldiers, and that the Washington DC democrats have no ideas.
Noel Shepherd reports on CNN's fantasy about Oprah Winfrey endorsing Hilary Clinton for President. CNN played this story over a two day period many, many times.
Ann Coulter makes the most of Murtha's big debacle last week. Ann's acerbic wit and great insights have never been more useful to the conservative movement.
Clifford D. May also puts Congressman's Murtha's Big Wave into a realistic perspective.
From page six in the NY Post: Al Franken looks like an idiot again. Franken may have learned not to take on Justice Scalia in public. Franken clearly doesn't know his US History!
Lights Ouch! Complete coverage in The NY Daily News of the balloon accident on Thursday during the parade. The Daily News proves once again that they give the most detailed and accurate coverage of Manhattan events.
Dr. Sanity has a great article with detailed research on living the optimistic life.
A great article on on the "flying" in current Broadway shows.
Mark Finklestein has some great coverage of fair and balanced news coverage at the TODAY show. It seems that Matt Lauer and Jim Maceda sense that they are not always in touch with soldiers, and that the Washington DC democrats have no ideas.
Noel Shepherd reports on CNN's fantasy about Oprah Winfrey endorsing Hilary Clinton for President. CNN played this story over a two day period many, many times.
Ann Coulter makes the most of Murtha's big debacle last week. Ann's acerbic wit and great insights have never been more useful to the conservative movement.
Clifford D. May also puts Congressman's Murtha's Big Wave into a realistic perspective.
From page six in the NY Post: Al Franken looks like an idiot again. Franken may have learned not to take on Justice Scalia in public. Franken clearly doesn't know his US History!
Lights Ouch! Complete coverage in The NY Daily News of the balloon accident on Thursday during the parade. The Daily News proves once again that they give the most detailed and accurate coverage of Manhattan events.
Dr. Sanity has a great article with detailed research on living the optimistic life.
A great article on on the "flying" in current Broadway shows.
Playbill's coverage (and several links to playbill articles) of the opening night of Edward Albee's Seascape. I would love to see this show! Anything with Frances Sternhagen is bound to be thrilling. She was absolutely wonderful in Mornings at Seven and also in Steel Magnolias. This is the New York Times Review of Seascape. Broadway.com's interview with Frances Sternhagen-it's rich! Here's a great summary of the Seascape reviews.
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I don't believe that twit'll get the same high level of fanfare she received the last time out, though.
She made so many statements that were even too far out for most of the loony left, ie "get our troops out of occupied New Orleans!", that the media was beginning to wind down on their Cindymania kick even before she came back to California. Michael Moore and friends have probably gotten all or most of the use they could out of her.
Interestingly enough and somewhat surprising given all her news coverage and our acute awareness of her here in the Blogosphere, during the apogee of her first dog and pony show, here in San Francisco, liberal capital of the universe, I met very few people who even knew her name -- it wasn't until I said, "you know, that lady in the ditch in Crawford who's trying to harrass Bush" that some sort of recognition dawned.
But then, as liberals here prove time and again, their political points of view come from the slogans of their leaders rather than from any study on current news issues.
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