coming up in a min. Tweety talk of funeral--he disses Carter et all

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[The Velveteen Ocelot]

1. He would, wouldn't he?

What a useless, nattering dick.

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3. yup, he did--and he hot mad about it.

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4. Tweety called it 'political therater"

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2. His opening was how Bill C. 'introduced" the next president (Hil) at the

funeranl

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7. Remember though--attending the funernal by Jr was an afterthought.

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8. 'poverty abounds"

[Adenoid_Hynkel]

5. followed by two hours of tucker and joedeadintern doing the same

gotta love that lib'rul media!

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9. I have not seen that.

[Adenoid_Hynkel]

10. i'm predicting

we know how mcnbc works

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11. Carter up saying King/Coretta civil rights violated (wiretaped)--and Jr.

just sitting in.

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12. what they did was remininsant of Wellstones funeral--SHE said it!

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13. 'cheap politial cheap shot'--she said it 3 times.

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15. after break he is going after the Clintons 'theater"

[seabeyond]

6. reagans was politicized for a week,no problem they dissed the grieving

son, no problem

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16. yeah, I recall that.

[The Backlash Cometh]

14. Ha, ha. HA! I just figured out why the media has to act so indignant.

They so rarely give Democrats solid air time but in these two cases, they had no choice but to film both Wellstone's and Mrs. King's services. They did this knowing that both were major Democratic events.

What the Democrats did at these services was natural and expected to normal people. But the media got bested. So know they're working to dilute the Democrat's event by talking it down.

Shame on the media for being such obvious Republican shills.

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17. well, the RW lady brought up Wellstone's funeral also.

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18. Wonder who pays Tweety on the side to do so much dissing!!

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19. too damn many commercials.

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20. I watched the Clintons today. They were wonderful together.

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22. now talking of how Carter talked of Katrinia --with Bush sitting there.

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23. Cynthia Tucker saying the crowd loved Carter. good for her.

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She things it was 'clever' of Carter to bring up wiretapping as he did.

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25. Kate O'brian--What a witch! brought up Wellstone for 2nd time.

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27. Tweety says 'pres Bush' got it (Bill C referring to Hil as future presiden

t).

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28. poor Jr. he has been cranking his neck to get into the camera.

[GemMom]

45. Too bad the wiretapping of MLK

was ordered by Bobby Kennedy and the Justice Dept. under him at the time. Sorry but that's the reality.

[MissWaverly]

21. they can't spin the truth

What can they say, Jimmy is right, he said that if you believe that the civil rights movement has accomplished its purpose just look into the faces of the people on the Gulf Coast. Plus it pisses me off that Tweety and the other pundit puppets have the nerve to bloviate about dems being politically correct, their fearless leaders sat around and let people die through neglect during Katrina and it's aftermath and are now stonewalling on giving up evidence of their neglect, the colossal nerve of these rw pundits that enable their leaders and are always looking for ways to weaken those who would oppose them. I hope that every single one of these fools are put out to pasture when the dems get back in.

[The Backlash Cometh]

32. I didn't hear him talk.

I hadn't realized he had gone that far to point out the obvious racism that still exists. I stopped mingling around Republican groups about two years ago, but, they so regularly use to bring up their opinion that racism did not exist. Good for Jimmy.

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33. yes, Carter did good today.

[MissWaverly]

42. He had a lot of zingers in his speech

like he said that when he ran for president, Coretta King agreed to support him if he
would assist her from time to time. He said that every time he shook her hand it
gave him 1 million votes. (We know that Bush never courted the Black vote, how did he
carry the South???). Bush could not have looked more uncomfortable, away from the
stage managed photo op, he is completely lost.

He did mention wiretaps but he mentioned in context of the burdens that both Dr. King
and his wife endured but continued to fight for civil rights.

I found President Carter to be a great speaker with much dignity as always and I did not think that he was acting like a political Pat Robertson.

[The Backlash Cometh]

44. He sounds even better than I imagined.

And that is pretty hard to do.

[MissWaverly]

46. I just listened to his book

Our Endangered Values, I read a review which said that GWB and this administration have
set a fire in the man from Georgia. It is so true. He is so different than GWB. If he
made a mistake, he says at the time I was not aware. His criticims are usually reserved
for ideas and not people.

[Loge23]

24. F^#$ Tweety!

What he doesn't note is that Carter/ClintonX2/Kennedy among many others were among friends.

[Appalachian_American]

37. Exactly!

Fuck kate o'beirne, too! That's exactly what I was thinking when she was going on about liberals getting a rude awakening to the millions of people watching the coverage and funeral. I would guess those that are offended by anything said by Lowery and Carter weren't huge followers of Mrs. King anyway.

[Neecy]

26. now he's getting in his two-minute hate of Hillary

I swear he has an unhealthy obsession with the Clintons.

[malaise]

29. Cynthia is tearing them up

Fugg Tweety.

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31. that Cynthia gal is trying to be Ann C. tonight.

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30. The guest is right--Bill C. is able to go into a Black church and preach.

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34. now a clip of Pappy Bush.

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35. praise for 41.

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36. now little Jr.

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38. oh well

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39. Cynthia --he---- Jr, 'was cordially recieved" te he

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40. Chris Matthews talking of his Catholicism again.

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41. Cynthia saying an 'era' gone--no longer any broad civil rights movement

that C. King represented.

[Clark2008]

43. Bash the Dems, kiss the Pube's ass.

Same ole, same ole outta Sweetie Tweeties's Republican ass-kissing mouth.

The Dems were mean and political theater, the Bush's elogant and "likable."

Oh brother. :eyes:

Guess I'll never watch him again (unless hubby turns it on). This is just STUPID.