He never seemed to believe the crap he spouted.

Wonder where he'll pop up next. Actually, no I don't.

Kirsten Powers is a lot easier on the eyes than Alan Colmes... Thank God for the "mute" button.

He should have been fired as soon as he posted that crap about Trig!

re: #1 debutaunt

He never seemed to believe the crap he spouted.

At least the silence from the left now will be because no one is there.

Anybody but Giraldo

As much as I detest Alan's views - this is probably not a good move.

Don't think I'll be watching. Never really liked Hannity all that much anyway.

Hannity will not survive a new Fairness Doctrine without Colmes.

Not that I ever watched anyway....

Now that the election cycle is over, I don't even watch. I doubt I could take that much Hannity.

I have no beef putting Kirsten Powers on. Once they put her through the Fox Babe Transformation Machine, she'll be hot (she needs to get some sun).

As long as it's not that annoying Ellis Henican or, God help us, James Gargoyle.

re: #9 FurryOldGuyJeans

Hannity will not survive a new Fairness Doctrine without Colmes.

Doesn't that really only apply to radio?

re: #5 Ford_Prefect

The Left have been devoid of ideas since Lenin died. They just keep endlessly recycling the same old, tired shit. Over, and over, and over, and...

My preference would be a left field oddball like Kinky Friedman

They could Call the Show Hannity & Insanity

Skeletor needs to go storm Castle Greyskull.

Don't let the door hit ya on the way out!. Who is going to take over for Allen I wonder. What's that cute little blond's name, oh yeah Kirsten Powers?

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Powers subbed for Colmes and was good. She is smart, a FOX employee and already blonde. I vote for Powers over say..... Bob Beckel.

There is one obvious choice. Let me lay it out for ya. His wife is gonna get a keen new job. He is not going to be allowed to take money from certain people. He is going to have to have his speeches vetted and he ain't gonna like that. With his wife out of the country alot, he can meet alot of pretty young TV type ladies. Need I go on?

Colmes is probably positioning himself for a play into the "Fairness Doctrine" on the radio. I know he already has a show, but probably wants to be able to offer himself up as an opposition to RUsh, Oreilly, MIller, and Hannity.
Just thinning!

re: #9 FurryOldGuyJeans

Hannity will not survive a new Fairness Doctrine without Colmes.

Oh, fuck the Fairness Doctrine.

I don't think it'll pass a challenge at the USSC with the present composition so, if CBBHO is gonna' try to pervert the First Amendment, he better do it after two justices have been replaced. Now, if we can just get them all to stay until 2012....

Chris Matthews!

An hour of Hannity is too much.

re: #18 Nevergiveup

There is one obvious choice. Let me lay it out for ya. His wife is gonna get a keen new job. He is not going to be allowed to take money from certain people. He is going to have to have his speeches vetted and he ain't gonna like that. With his wife out of the country alot, he can meet alot of pretty young TV type ladies. Need I go on?

There's be fisticuffs the first show when Hannity did his Slick impersonation.

re: #21 bosforus

Chris Matthews!

You Can't handle the Ratings

- Jessup

re: #11 JammieWearingFool

You forgot Susan Estrogen!

If they go with Kirsten Powers, then they should also replace Hannity with Megyn Kelly, too. Hannity would get a bad wrap on beating up a girl otherwise.

re: #12 Ford_Prefect

Doesn't that really only apply to radio?

And, regular television. Cable is unlimited as opposed to the airwaves which the federal government says we own.

re: #11 JammieWearingFool

Are you referring to James Carville, the Naked Mole Rat? He is a particularly ugly man, isn't he? He'll be going to State to serve Her Worshippfulness, surely.

re: #3 Boxy_brown

Kirsten Powers is a lot easier on the eyes than Alan Colmes... Thank God for the "mute" button.

I agree, and I'll point out that I've noticed that since she became a Fox employee she really turned down her moonbattery. She actually seems a little fair and balanced to me now.

James Carville, Olberman, or Chris Matthews would all be hilarious across from Hannity.

Exclusive film of Alan Colmes final broadcast!

re: #25 NY Nana

You forgot Susan Estrogen!

Nah, she has a more manly voice than Hannity!

re: #12 Ford_Prefect

Doesn't that really only apply to radio?

TV was included in the original FD, but radio was the sole beneficiary of the repeal since radio is a cheaper to produce and broadcast medium. I expect the new FD will cover ALL media, including the internet. We could soon be seeing Chinese-style 'net filtering to ensure better content.

no to kristen powers. it is almost impossible for a man to win an argument with attractive women.

one of the snarling she beasts from the view would be another matter.

re: #1 debutaunt

He never seemed to believe the crap he spouted.

Having heard him when he had a obscure late night radio talk show in NYC many years ago, I assure you that as bad as he has been on FOX, you have no idea what sort of Leftist and even further out crazy crap he believes.

re: #25 NY Nana

You forgot Susan Estrogen!

Oh, that voice. I'd rather listen to a million fingernails being scraped across a million chalk boards.

The Fairness Doctrine, if successful in shutting off free speech by conservatives, will be tried every other place they can imagine.

re: #26 DeafDog

mmmmmmmmMegyn Kelly. I am so there.

re: #2 bosforus

Wonder where he'll pop up next. Actually, no I don't.

the rosie odonnel show

re: #18 Nevergiveup

There is one obvious choice. Let me lay it out for ya. His wife is gonna get a keen new job. He is not going to be allowed to take money from certain people. He is going to have to have his speeches vetted and he ain't gonna like that. With his wife out of the country alot, he can meet alot of pretty young TV type ladies. Need I go on?

That's a slick way to put it.

Gotta' go do my bit to save the economy.

CHRISTMAS 2008: SHOP EARLY. SHOP OFTEN.

re: #32 saberry0530

Nah, she has a more manly voice than Hannity!

I always think of The Grinch when I see her....same with my governor here in Wash state, Queen Christine...

re: #40 buzzsawmonkey

Hannity should make a bid for real seriousness and invite Bernardine Dohrn on to take Colmes' place.

Bloodbath.

I like it.

bbl

re: #38 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

mmmmmmmmMegyn Kelly. I am so there.

She's a good reason to watch FNC, isn't she!

At the risk of suffering a multitude of down-dings, I have to admit I think Sean Hannity is a knucklehead.

re: #43 mamashawna

I always think of The Grinch when I see her....same with my governor here in Wash state, Queen Christine...

She certainly was a beneficiary of the Obama Effect this election. :|

re: #25 NY Nana

You forgot Susan Estrogen!

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO !

re: #4 mamashawna

He should have been fired as soon as he posted that crap about Trig!

Bingo!, but I think that this is the retribution.

re: #15 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

Skeletor needs to go storm Castle Greyskull.

LOL!

I think Edie Hill just got canned for falling out of line concerning "The 1".
Could it be she was considering a lawsuit against Fox if they did not do the same to Colmes?

Malkin v. Powers, forget Hannity.

If we are really looking for a liberal, I mean McCain ain't really up to much since his last gig got shit canned?

Al Franken or Rosie O'Donnell would be my choice

re: #21 bosforus

Chris Matthews!

Please, please no.

re: #46 Wyatt Earp

At the risk of suffering a multitude of down-dings, I have to admit I think Sean Hannity is a knucklehead.

+DING! I just happen to concur. ;)

re: #56 FurryOldGuyJeans

+DING! I just happen to concur. ;)

Beat ya....I updinged him first...

Don't let the screen door hit ya where the Good Lord split ya, Skeletor! It's been real and it's been fun, but it ain't been real fun...

(Good riddance to bad rubbish; I used to say "F*ck you, Skeletor." every time his homely mug showed up on the screen after he posted that trash about Palin's child. Well, not every time, sometimes my kids were in the room and Dad has to set an example.)

I suspect that there will be a surplus of eye bleach on the market once he does his final show. Doubtful that this will make me watch more Hannity, as there is only so much of him that I can take, too. For now, I'm not even watching FNC since me & the better half are burned to a crisp from all the news leading up to the election. And I still think that the press/media is the enemy and they have a beachhead even in FNC.

re: #57 mamashawna

Beat ya....I updinged him first...

I didn't realize there was a race. ;)

re: #45 DeafDog

She's a good reason to watch FNC, isn't she!

Yep.

Heh, heh. Kinky Friedman lives near my town, and I run into him every once in awhile. He's actually a pretty good guy, and yep, his black outfit, hat, and duster are about all he ever wears.

Loves animals. He was sitting at the table next to us one night at a restaurant and asked me how many we have. When I told him we had three dogs and four cats - and they all slept on the bed - he said I'd just gotten my ticket to heaven punched.

(Or something like that.)

Susan Estrich sounds like she gargles with razor blades and swallows gravel just for fun. And she sounds like she half in the bag most of the time.

re: #45 DeafDog

She's a good reason to watch FNC, isn't she!

Anybody know what her background is (I know she's an attorney)?

First, she was Megan Kendall, then Megan Kelly, THEN she got married and her name didn't change. I can imagine how that happened, but does anyone know?

re: #56 FurryOldGuyJeans

+DING! I just happen to concur. ;)

Thank you, sir. I just thought he spouted the same talking points as Colmes, just from the Right.

Would help even more if they got rid of that eejit Hannity as well.

re: #59 FurryOldGuyJeans

Racist!

replace colmes with hannity.

and replace hannity with ann coulter.

re: #46 Wyatt Earp

Your karma's looking good today.

re: #62 JammieWearingFool

Susan Estrich sounds like she gargles with razor blades and swallows gravel just for fun. And she sounds like she half in the bag most of the time.

She should do a vocal duet with Tom Waits.

re: #64 Wyatt Earp

Thank you, sir. I just thought he spouted the same talking points as Colmes, just from the Right.

GET.....OUT.....OF.....MY.....MIND! ;)

re: #57 mamashawna

Beat ya....I updinged him first...

Thank you, too! He just always irked me. Maybe it's the plastic hair. :)

Coulter and Carville!

re: #30 Thanos

James Carville, Olberman, or Chris Matthews would all be hilarious across from Hannity.

You know I would probably get a kick out of Olberman, man would they clash or what?

Ugh, Sean Hannity, the Katie Couric of the Right. Kinky Friedman v. Ted Nugent!

re: #63 eschew_obfuscation

Anybody know what her background is (I know she's an attorney)?

First, she was Megan Kendall, then Megan Kelly, THEN she got married and her name didn't change. I can imagine how that happened, but does anyone know?

Funny but when I look at her that is not what occurs to me?

re: #54 Just_A_Grunt

Al Franken or Rosie O'Donnell would be my choice

Oh brother! You'd have an incomprehensible hour of two people shouting each other down ;-)

re: #54 Just_A_Grunt

Al Franken or Rosie O'Donnell would be my choice

Joy Baher

re: #74 SFGoth

I would move appointments to watch Nugent debate people nightly.

re: #57 mamashawna

Beat ya....I updinged him first...

I'm listed first.

re: #69 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

She should do a vocal duet with Tom Waits.

That's not a bad idea. They could do a Christmas song or something...

re: #68 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Your karma's looking good today.

Completely unjustified - I'm just a big, dumb guy - but thanks to all just the same.

re: #70 FurryOldGuyJeans

GET.....OUT.....OF.....MY.....MIND! ;)

It's a gift. And now, you want a beer.

re: #30 Thanos

James Carville, Olberman, or Chris Matthews would all be hilarious across from Hannity.

OK, I'd watch it with Hannity vs. Olberman, but just to watch Olberman's head split from the conniption he'd be having on-air.

The problem is that there are just so few entertaining liberals out there.

they are angry, boring, one-dimensional people, and that makes for bad ratings.

So the choices are kind of limited, if you want to preserve high ratings

re: #79 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

I'm listed first.

I'm always amazed that people upding in alphabetical order.

/they die that way too.

^^Kinky is fine. Come on now. Any Imus listener knows what he's about.

Maybe Colmes can dig up his old pal from WNBC to replace him. Soupy Sales.

Skeletor will be a trivia question in 2 years.

re: #51 pie22

I think Edie Hill just got canned for falling out of line concerning "The 1".
Could it be she was considering a lawsuit against Fox if they did not do the same to Colmes?

I didn't know that. When did that happen? links?

Maybe they'll get Bill Maher.

re: #85 jimzinsocal

^^Kinky is fine. Come on now. Any Imus listener knows what he's about.

Maybe Colmes can dig up his old pal from WNBC to replace him. Soupy Sales.

who says soupy is a liberal?

re: #71 Wyatt Earp

Thank you, too! He just always irked me. Maybe it's the plastic hair. :)

The major "conservative" commentators that FNC has, Hannity, O'Reilly, and now Huckabee (*BARF*), are such blowhards it is no wonder the Left thinks all Conservatives are horses' asses.

re: #74 SFGoth

Ugh, Sean Hannity, the Katie Couric of the Right. Kinky Friedman v. Ted Nugent!

That would be the most entertaining show on TV! Hannity just isn't entertaining.

I can't stand shows that allow people to talk over each other. Taser guns should be used.

I can not honestly say that I will not miss Colmes. I haven't been able to watch that show in quite some time because of his drivel. Occasionally Hannity makes a great point but he can really be a pompous ass sometimes.

That being said both of his books are excellent.

re: #84 Silhouette

I'm always amazed that people upding in alphabetical order.

/they die that way too.

Sweet! My real first name begins with "S."

re: #75 Nevergiveup

Funny but when I look at her that is not what occurs to me?

Yeah, I know.....I think most of the Fox News Babes are hot (gee, what a coincidence).

re: #55 turn

Please, please no.

It would be the most awkward hour on television.

re: Fairness doctrine imposed as "localism".

Seems to me that would apply to broadcast TV, as well as radio. If they insist that a certain percentage of daily programming must be locally originated, what does that mean for all of the national broadcasters? (ABC, NBC, CBS, etc..) No more nation-wide soaps, sitcoms, comedy, news (oops, repeated myself.)

As far as Fox is concerned, when I have been watching lately, they have been slowly sliding to the left. I think they will eliminate Hannity when given the chance, and colmes leaving would be a perfect excuse.

re: #81 Wyatt Earp

It's a gift. And now, you want a beer.

I would prefer a large pot of 100% Colombian coffee instead, thank you very much. ;)

How about Christopher Hitchens?

re: #84 Silhouette

oops.

re: #61 subsailor68

Cool!

Hmmm... something to watch out for is Glenn Beck in someone's air time...

re: #99 Rednek

How about Christopher Hitchens?

he'd be half in the bag most nights. It would be good for a week. then he'd get bored and that would be that

re: #92 debutaunt

I can't stand shows that allow people to talk over each other. Taser guns should be used.

Don't tase me bro!

A guy brings a well mannered parrot home from the pet shop.
Immediately the bird gets rude & profane. It continues day after day & finally the guy has enough, grabs the parrot & tosses him into the freezer.
The bird squawks for about a minute & then stops.
The guy gets concerned opens the freezer & the bird hops out on his arm and says, "Sir I fear that my language & overall deportment have been poor. I can assure you that going forward , you will get better from me"
The guy is impressed. The parrot then says,"Sir, if I might ask, what exactly did the turkey do?"

re: #99 Rednek

Christopher would eat Hannity's lunch, as he would mine.

re: #84 Silhouette

I'm always amazed that people upding in alphabetical order.

/they die that way too.

can we die by last names instead. even maiden names.

re: #98 FurryOldGuyJeans

I would prefer a large pot of 100% Colombian coffee instead, thank you very much. ;)

I guess I'm off my game a little. Must be because my Alma mater is getting crushed by Texas in the Maui Invitational.

Bleh, 5 days of Hannity I can get on the radio.

I say let's bring on Huffington because her accent really makes me laugh. Especially when she starts talking like a Liberal. It just cracks me up.

I hear Al Franken is looking for work.

re: #106 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Christopher would eat Hannity's lunch, as he would mine.

Hannity needs the humility.

re: #18 Nevergiveup

There is one obvious choice. Let me lay it out for ya. His wife is gonna get a keen new job. He is not going to be allowed to take money from certain people. He is going to have to have his speeches vetted and he ain't gonna like that. With his wife out of the country alot, he can meet alot of pretty young TV type ladies. Need I go on?

Actually, I would love to see Klinton on that show, but fat chance of that. The man doesn't need a "job". He makes a ton just being Bill Clinton. I also doubt he is having any problems with finding willing a nubile young things . . . especially since he doesn't seem to mind them being a bit on the chubby side.

re: #86 3 wood

Skeletor will be a trivia question in 2 years.

Who?

re: #99 Rednek

How about Christopher Hitchens?

Yeah, and Andrew Sullivan

"Quit being such a lesbian, Andrew"

re: #91 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

That would be the most entertaining show on TV! Hannity just isn't entertaining.

It would also be educational as both of those guys could power small cities with their brains.

re: #109 Noam Chumpski

I could go for Huffington.

re: #98 FurryOldGuyJeans

I would prefer a large potamount of 100% Colombian coffee instead, thank you very much. ;)

/I'd like a side of Cheetos with that, please - dude.

re: #108 Wyatt Earp

I guess I'm off my game a little. Must be because my Alma mater is getting crushed by Texas in the Maui Invitational.

Try having teams like the Mariner, Seahawks, or the UofW Huskies, and then complain about being a bit off. ;)

re: #109 Noam Chumpski

Bleh, 5 days of Hannity I can get on the radio.

I say let's bring on Huffington because her accent really makes me laugh. Especially when she starts talking like a Liberal. It just cracks me up.

I hear Al Franken is looking for work.

It would be like listening to Zsa Zsa Gabor for an hour. Pass.

re: #62 JammieWearingFool

Susan Estrich sounds like she gargles with razor blades and swallows gravel just for fun. And she sounds like she half in the bag most of the time.

Somehow I don't think she would give up her professorship, besides she gets her smug face on TV way too much as it is. Hey, come to think about it she does seem plastered sometimes. Not as blatant as Steve Ducey 9sp?) though.

re: #22 snowcrash

An hour of Hannity is too much.

Hannity is his own main man.

Helen Thomas?

/ducks

re: #74 SFGoth

Ugh, Sean Hannity, the Katie Couric of the Right. Kinky Friedman v. Ted Nugent!

re: #101 turn

Now Kinky with Ted would be a total hoot. That would be 'must-see TV'.

:-)

re: #116 Cap'n DOC

I would prefer a large potamount of 100% Colombian coffee instead, thank you very much. ;)

/I'd like a side of Cheetos with that, please - dude.

Don't do illegal drugs...the legal ones are bad enough. ;)

re: #117 FurryOldGuyJeans

Try having teams like the Mariner, Seahawks, or the UofW Huskies, and then complain about being a bit off. ;)

Wow, suddenly Saint Joe's doesn't look so bad. :)

Good radio/tv shows of this ilk need someone to play a foil.

Colmes leaving means Hannity by himself, which means he's basically doing his radio show all the time. Boring.

KP is the pretty choice. Carville is the intriguing choice. Kinky Friedman is the "out there" choice.

My personal preference? Al Franken.

He's provide countless hours of entertainment, and the added benefit of not being in the US Senate.

What FNN really needs is a new Britt Hume and a new Charles Krauthammer. (Charles is still there and doing fine, but they need to groom new talent, who is going to be the C. K.?)

I'm not a fan of Greta vanS subject matter most nights either. I had much sympathy for the Holloway Family and the missing British little girl, but enough.

Sometimes there are people who I disagree with, who are much smarter than I, (yes, I am right anyway) I will not enter into debates with them.

Neither one of us are going to budge, but he/she'll sound better not budging. I don't give them the pleasure. Hitch'd kill Hannity.

re: #118 Wyatt Earp

It would be like listening to Zsa Zsa Gabor for an hour. Pass.

But... and hear me out now... but what if they did the show from the set of Green Acres? Eh? What about that?

re: #87 turn
I am sorry. Ashamed to say I can not link without the help of my 11 year old. Last week Fox News declined to renew her contract. I had read here at LGF that she had gotten in trouble a couple of months ago for insinuating that the fist pump that Michelle and O have takin a penchant to reminded her of a "terrorist handshake". I will work on my linking abilities.

re: #129 Noam Chumpski

But... and hear me out now... but what if they did the show from the set of Green Acres? Eh? What about that?

If Arianna holds a pitchfork during the entire hour, I'm in!

I liked Colmes, he wasn't a loon and articulated the left's talking points well. He prepared me for the arguments I could expect from my smarter liberal family members. I also admired him for his willingness to be the whipping boy on the show. I will miss him. They have to find a replacement.

re: #129 Noam Chumpski

But... and hear me out now... but what if they did the show from the set of Green Acres? Eh? What about that?

That was totally Eva Gabor.

I'll bet you mix up the Olsens too. ;-)

re: #125 lawhawk

Good radio/tv shows of this ilk need someone to play a foil.

Colmes leaving means Hannity by himself, which means he's basically doing his radio show all the time. Boring.

KP is the pretty choice. Carville is the intriguing choice. Kinky Friedman is the "out there" choice.

My personal preference? Al Franken.

He's provide countless hours of entertainment, and the added benefit of not being in the US Senate.

Al Franken lacks any integrity. Besides, considering how Air America tanked, I doubt FOX would let Franken darken their profit margin. I'm hoping the Minnesota debacle puts Franken in the "has been" category for good.

Tonight on Fox; Hannity and Sharpton

re: #125 lawhawk

My personal preference? Al Franken.

Do you think that Al would use the three point take down move on Hannity on the FIRST show, or would it take two episodes?

re: #107 Eowyn2

can we die by last names instead. even maiden names.

Speaking as someone whose last name starts with a B, I hated rosters or doing things alphabetically. If it was bad, it was done by alphabetic roster.

re: #122 subsailor68

re: #101 turn

Now Kinky with Ted would be a total hoot. That would be 'must-see TV'.

:-)

Kinky would probably stick a lit cigar in the first buck Ted brings down.

re: #124 Wyatt Earp

Wow, suddenly Saint Joe's doesn't look so bad. :)

I thought you might feel that way. ;)

And in the interest of full disclosure I must state emphatically that I am by no means an athletic supporter what so ever. I DESPISE watching sports, period. And yet I feel nothing about abject humiliation about the poor performance of what are supposed to be teams here in the Seattle area. ;)

How about Quanell X?

re: #130 pie22

I'm just too lazy to go google it, thanks anyway. I'll check that out later.

re: #129 Noam Chumpski

But... and hear me out now... but what if they did the show from the set of Green Acres? Eh? What about that?

OK, I'll go for that. As long as Arnold is played by Carville.

As much as I like Sean Hannity and might like to buy him a beer, I can't stand his radio show and him on TV isn't any better.

I don't really care what they put on, I'll be watching Monk.

Well that's no true I like Allison Camerota. And Gretchen. And Megyn.

re: #140 FurryOldGuyJeans

I thought you might feel that way. ;)

And in the interest of full disclosure I must state emphatically that I am by no means an athletic supporter what so ever. I DESPISE watching sports, period. And yet I feel nothing about abject humiliation about the poor performance of what are supposed to be teams here in the Seattle area. ;)

I'm the same way with the Eagles. If they went 0-16, I'd buy drinks for everyone here!

I suspect what we will see is a rotation until they find one that catches on.

re: #138 turn

Kinky would probably stick a lit cigar in the first buck Ted brings down.

The only question is which end turn. Ha!

Heard Nugent on the radio the other night (forgot who's show). Son of a gun is great radio.

re: #135 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Tonight on Fox; Hannity and Sharpton

Hannity just might go the Mini-Me route. ;)

re: #134 father_of_10

I'm hoping the Minnesota debacle puts Franken in the "has been" category for good.

No, no as tempting as it is to see Franken put on the shelf with all of the other useless political hacks, we really don't want to give the Dems a supermajority.

re: #133 Silhouette

That was totally Eva Gabor.

I'll bet you mix up the Olsens too. ;-)

Zsa Zsa, Eva, Arianna . . . seriously, what's the difference?

How about Anne Coulter (unarmed) vs a lionre: #99 Rednek

How about Christopher Hitchens?

Good choice but he can do a lot better than Fox News.

re: #145 Wyatt Earp

I'm the same way with the Eagles. If they went 0-16, I'd buy drinks for everyone here!

If I offer to buy drinks for everyone here, can I get a bail-out?

re: #133 Silhouette

That was totally Eva Gabor.

I'll bet you mix up the Olsens too. ;-)

Ha! Oh, I know, but we could die Huffington's hair blonde and give it that nice, sorta, bee hive thing and she could gush "Daaahhhhhhling..." over and over.

I might tune in.

(No, I got them - those Olsen boys - they're a hoot.)

Carville? Is he being considered? I'd love that.

OT: Doonesbury comic strip.

I despise Gary Trudeau. His selective ridicule of public figures is as irrationally ultra-partisan as could be possible. Can't lay off Sarah Palin, can't help himself, but never wrote one unkind word about Joe "FDR went on television in 1929 to reassure the nation" Biden. He portrayed soliders in Iraq as 100% in favor of Obama, as he would wish them to be, not as 3:1 in favor of McCain, as they really were.

Trudeau is the Establishment. He always has been. The smug, smirking little POS has always known that he will be provided for, that he can always get his ticket punched without a problem. His real problem with Palin, or with US soldiers, is that in his world they are peasants.

re: #132 Rancher

I liked Colmes, he wasn't a loon and articulated the left's talking points well. He prepared me for the arguments I could expect from my smarter liberal family members. I also admired him for his willingness to be the whipping boy on the show. I will miss him. They have to find a replacement.

He did have a good sense of humor and it appeared he and Sean were really friends offstage.

There goes my main reason for shouting at the TV. I'm so sad....

re: #137 Outrider

Speaking as someone whose last name starts with a B, I hated rosters or doing things alphabetically. If it was bad, it was done by alphabetic roster.

It could be helpful sometimes. Alphabetical order often put me on the front row, where I could see.

re: #144 Harry Tuttle

As much as I like Sean Hannity and might like to buy him a beer, I can't stand his radio show and him on TV isn't any better.

I don't really care what they put on, I'll be watching Monk.

Well that's no true I like Allison Camerota. And Gretchen. And Megyn.

He does know how to be articulate in print and not be a total whackadoo like he is on FNC.

re: #126 Thanos
Maybe Rich Lowry from the Natnl Review. Young and smart.

re: #145 Wyatt Earp

I'm the same way with the Eagles. If they went 0-16, I'd buy drinks for everyone here!

Yeah, but the Eagles won't make 0 and 16 this year. No, no, it's the team that looks to the Wayne Fontes era as good, it's the Lions.

Oooh! Howabout Kilgore! They'd agree on some things, then every once in a while Kilgore'd kick his ass about something.

re: #153 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

If I offer to buy drinks for everyone here, can I get a bail-out?

Only if you let Nancy Pelosi see your "plan" first.

I don't like Hannity at times, but on the other hand I do have to give him credit on being willing to go in and pound hard issues like Wright and Ayers incessantly. On the other hand, not many moderates watch the show I bet, so I"m not sure if he's not just playing to a large audience of the choir.

re: #151 father_of_10

Zsa Zsa, Eva, Arianna . . . seriously, what's the difference?

A couple of years, lots of divorces, and thousands of tons of makeup?

Who will Chairman Obama appoint to fulfill the fairness Doctrine?

re: #74 SFGoth

Ugh, Sean Hannity, the Katie Couric of the Right. Kinky Friedman v. Ted Nugent!

Ted wouldn't do TV unless he gets to gut the loser of the debate!

// is it really needed.

re: #135 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Tonight on Fox; Hannity and Sharpton

1 hour of fabulously blow-dried hair.

re: #156 Wm T Sherman

I stopped reading Doonesbury a long time ago. Do they still print Trudeau's excuse for a cartoon?

re: #109 Noam Chumpski

Bleh, 5 days of Hannity I can get on the radio.

I say let's bring on Huffington because her accent really makes me laugh. Especially when she starts talking like a Liberal. It just cracks me up.

I hear Al Franken is looking for work.

did they finish counting the ghost votes?

re: #168 Killgore Trout

KT, you wanna be on Fox?

re: #168 Killgore Trout

Who will Chairman Obama appoint to fulfill the fairness Doctrine?

Rush Limbaugh.

No?

re: #170 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

1 hour of fabulously blow-dried hair.

Ooo, replace Hannity with Don King.

re: #170 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

1 hour of fabulously blow-dried hair.

Hannity and Combs

re: #172 Eowyn2

did they finish counting the ghost votes?

No. I'm just wishing.

you will be greatly missed Skelator.

re: #163 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Ha! I could use the paycheck.

re: #171 Honorary Yooper

I stopped reading Doonesbury a long time ago. Do they still print Trudeau's excuse for a cartoon?

I see him on the editorial page when I bother to glance at the local rag.

re: #179 Killgore Trout

Ha! I could use the paycheck.

Wait! There's a paycheck?

Maybe Colmes is angling for the White House Press Secretary slot. The One will need someone to can spew utter bullshit with sincerity.

2 men I don't want to watch....Beckel or Begala. UGH.

re: #158 Maui Girl

There goes my main reason for shouting at the TV. I'm so sad....

Mine is Chris Mathews, I don't know why I subject myself to that guy, but I have to confess I used to. Since O is elected I don't watch much anymore.

re: #145 Wyatt Earp

I'm the same way with the Eagles. If they went 0-16, I'd buy drinks for everyone here!

If it snows Thanksgiving, it could be a very interesting game - the last time the Eagles played Thanksgiving was after a snowstorm - the infamous Bounty Bowl.

re: #182 cicero05

Maybe Colmes is angling for the White House Press Secretary slot. The One will need someone to can spew utter bullshit with sincerity.

Can he be his own Press Secretary?

They should get a Hollywood actor/activist. See how they do in a debate without their publicist's press releases in front of them. Maybe get Sean Penn or Janine Garafolo, if they can sober up enough to make it to the studio 5x a week.

re: #175 Silhouette

Ooo, replace Hannity with Don King.

The gold would distract the viewers, though.

re: #72 DaddyG

Coulter and Carville!

IN the cage....to the death...my money's on Ann, although Carville would probably fight dirty and make it last longer

re: #182 cicero05

Maybe Colmes is angling for the White House Press Secretary slot. The One will need someone to can spew utter bullshit with sincerity.

Wow. Good thought.

I wonder if colmes looks as dead in real life as he does on tv....

re: #121 Shug

NSFTV!

re: #159 Silhouette

It could be helpful sometimes. Alphabetical order often put me on the front row, where I could see.

Or get called on. Or tasked. ;-)>

Classes where I sat up front were classes in which I usually ended up arguing with the teacher. Even if you won-you lost.

But, point noted.

re: #185 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

If it snows Thanksgiving, it could be a very interesting game - the last time the Eagles played Thanksgiving was after a snowstorm - the infamous Bounty Bowl.

Andre "Dirty" Waters. I loved that man.

re: #175 Silhouette

Ooo, replace Hannity with Don King.

Don King is a conservative, more or less - that would a hell of a show!

re: #182 cicero05

Maybe Colmes is angling for the White House Press Secretary slot. The One will need someone to can spew utter bullshit with sincerity.

He'll have to peel Chrissy off O's leg to get that though.

HuffPo: We've been liberated!
Why America Feels Like it's Been Ruled by a Foreign Occupier

As Obama takes over the wreckage this country is in, one can't help but feel like something alien to America has been controlling it these past eight years. The wave of emotion that has erupted with the election of Barack Obama reminds me of the Allied victory in France in WWII. After a long foreign occupation in which foreign German interests occupied the agenda of France, French governance would once again be representing the concerns of it's populace. That hope seems to pervade America after it's long neocons occupation.

Hannity and Triumph, the Insult Comic Dog.

OT,

Just heard on the radio: Holy Land Foundation trial ends in convictions on all charges.

w00t!

re: #196 Killgore Trout

HuffPo: We've been liberated!
Why America Feels Like it's Been Ruled by a Foreign Occupier

That's my girl! She crazy wack.

Get that woman into make-up! Stat.

re: #156 Wm T Sherman

OT: Doonesbury comic strip.

I despise Gary Trudeau. His selective ridicule of public figures is as irrationally ultra-partisan as could be possible. Can't lay off Sarah Palin, can't help himself, but never wrote one unkind word about Joe "FDR went on television in 1929 to reassure the nation" Biden. He portrayed soliders in Iraq as 100% in favor of Obama, as he would wish them to be, not as 3:1 in favor of McCain, as they really were.

Trudeau is the Establishment. He always has been. The smug, smirking little POS has always known that he will be provided for, that he can always get his ticket punched without a problem. His real problem with Palin, or with US soldiers, is that in his world they are peasants.

Gary Who?
Oh, yeah. That guy who I though was funny back in college until I realized he was really stupid.

re: #187 Crusty

They should get a Hollywood actor/activist. See how they do in a debate without their publicist's press releases in front of them. Maybe get Sean Penn or Janine Garafolo, if they can sober up enough to make it to the studio 5x a week.

I don't like either of those choices, but Tim Robbins or Sarah whosit might work....

re: #121 Shug

Helen Thomas?

/ducks

Shug:

Go to your room! No dinner for you, and stand back from your computer now! And your TV has been hidden.

re: #198 Spiny Norman

OT,

Just heard on the radio: Holy Land Foundation trial ends in convictions on all charges.

w00t!

That is worth a happy dance!

re: #194 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

Don King is a conservative, more or less - that would a hell of a show!

If Don King is a Conservative I am the Queen of Mexico.

I heard FNC is interviewing Rev. Wright for the position.

re: #198 Spiny Norman

OT,

Just heard on the radio: Holy Land Foundation trial ends in convictions on all charges.

w00t!

O: Pardons all around!

re: #196 Killgore Trout

HuffPo: We've been liberated!
Why America Feels Like it's Been Ruled by a Foreign Occupier

Going with the "Bush = Hitler" crap until the last, are they?

re: #198 Spiny Norman

OT,

Just heard on the radio: Holy Land Foundation trial ends in convictions on all charges.

w00t!

Link
[Link: www.nbcdfw.com...]

re: #171 Honorary Yooper

I stopped reading Doonesbury a long time ago. Do they still print Trudeau's excuse for a cartoon?

He will rapidly lose relevance (?) on Jan 20th and have to revert to repeats of old strips. ;-)>

re: #193 Wyatt Earp

Andre "Dirty" Waters. I loved that man.

I suppose Andy Reid could go the path of Joe Gibbs & start over in NASCAR - they understand crashing & burning there.

re: #203 Silhouette

CAIR was served subpoenas yesterday.

Some people are never happy......

UK orders 10,000 Taser guns to arm police

But Amnesty International UK described them as "potentially lethal electrical weapons" that deliver "50,000 volts of electricity into a person's body. The result is excruciatingly painful, causing a person to fall to the ground and, at times, lose control of their bodily functions."

[snip]

But, he added: "Tasers are potentially lethal weapons which are already linked to numerous deaths in North America and that's why wide deployment without adequate training is a dangerous step too far for British policing."

I've got a great idea..... give the cops GUNS!
*sheesh*

re: #198 Spiny Norman

OT,

Just heard on the radio: Holy Land Foundation trial ends in convictions on all charges.

w00t!

ULULULULULULULULULULU!

/passing out candies in the streets

I nominate Dan Rather

he is as biased as anyone in the "news" business

and may need the money for legal bills

re: #205 nobamadada

I heard FNC is interviewing Rev. Wright for the position.

Now on Fox: Hannity and Wrights G-- D----- America

re: #198 Spiny Norman

OT,

Just heard on the radio: Holy Land Foundation trial ends in convictions on all charges.

w00t!

I feel a disturbance in the force...... New thread?

re: #211 buzzsawmonkey

What a drooling boob.

And anybody who claims to be a writer and who doesn't know the difference between "it's" and "its" is not someone I am about to take seriously.

Did... DId someone mention boobs?

re: #54 Just_A_Grunt

"ROSIE"

What you hate the world. 0-:

re: #196 Killgore Trout

Liberated? Hell, this is just the beginning of an occupation for crying out loud.

re: #198 Spiny Norman

What is it?

re: #211 buzzsawmonkey

What a drooling boob.

And anybody who claims to be a writer and who doesn't know the difference between "it's" and "its" is not someone I am about to take seriously.

If a writer ever snuck into the HuffPo they would be lynched immediately. Can't raise the standards, you know. ;)

re: #213 jcm

Some people are never happy......

UK orders 10,000 Taser guns to arm police

I've got a great idea..... give the cops GUNS!
*sheesh*

Just teach them the G.I. Joe Kung Fu grip.

re: #206 FurryOldGuyJeans

O: Pardons all around!

Don't give him any ideas.

re: #189 Desert Dog

IN the cage....to the death...my money's on Ann, although Carville would probably fight dirty and make it last longer

I think Coulter could fight dirty back if she needed to. I wouldn't want to go up against her. Take her out to dinner maybe . . .

re: #198 Spiny Norman

OT,

Just heard on the radio: Holy Land Foundation trial ends in convictions on all charges.

w00t!

YEAH!

Hmmmm.

Quite frankly Hannity has always been 3-4 days behind the blogs and generally badly informed about whatever issue he's pontificating on. What's worse is that guest often run rings around Hannity because he's badly informed and unable to call them to account.

So the idea that I'd be enthused about 5 straight days of nonstop of Hannity is an opium den illusion.

I'll continue doing what I've done over the past several years in self-defense. I'll ignore Hannity as long as possible.

Holy Crap! See the Dow?

re: #224 Spiny Norman

Don't give him any ideas.

Any idea would die of loneliness. ;)

re: #228 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Holy Crap! See the Dow?

Obama back off his tax the rich pledge.

re: #196 Killgore Trout

HuffPo: We've been liberated!
Why America Feels Like it's Been Ruled by a Foreign Occupier

Somebody posted something similar on my high school alumni message board. Apparently we've been living under fascism for the past eight years. Buddy, you haven't seen fascism yet...

re: #231 buzzsawmonkey

Amplify, please.

+396.97 (8443.39)

re: #199 Noam Chumpski

That's my girl! She crazy wack.

Get that woman into make-up! Stat.

Unfortunately for Arianna, they would need Homer Simpson's "Makeup Shotgun."

re: #224 Spiny Norman

Don't give him any ideas.

Or, we can only give Him ideas, He doesn't have any of His own. ;)

re: #212 Killgore Trout

CAIR was served subpoenas yesterday.

I saw that.

Dougie Hooper must be wettin' hisself...

re: #214 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

ULULULULULULULULULULU!

/passing out candies in the streets

/Shooting my AK in the air.

re: #232 jcm

sweet, my 401 K has more than 20 bucks now! LOL

re: #175 Silhouette

Ooo, replace Hannity with Don King.

Al Sharpton!

re: #239 Dustoff-507

sweet, my 401 K has more than 20 bucks now! LOL

Until tomorrow...

re: #225 father_of_10

I think Coulter could fight dirty back if she needed to. I wouldn't want to go up against her. Take her out to dinner maybe . . .

She probably doesn't each much.

re: #212 Killgore Trout

CAIR was served subpoenas yesterday.

Maybe the MSM will stop using them as the spokesgroup for Islam in America if they are actually in prison for terrorism at the time.

re: #211 buzzsawmonkey

And anybody who claims to be a writer and who doesn't know the difference between "it's" and "its" is not someone I am about to take seriously.

In this case, actually, it's used correctly there, even by the aforementioned drooling boob. (I.e., as a contraction for "it has", which is permissible.)

re: #235 Wyatt Earp

Unfortunately for Arianna, they would need Homer Simpson's "Makeup Shotgun."

Appropriate that someone named Wyatt Earp would link to a gun pic. ;)

re: #240 lawhawk

Al Sharpton!

Next up on Fox News, Hannity & Sharpton.

Could be fun.

re: #235 Wyatt Earp

Unfortunately for Arianna, they would need Homer Simpson's "Makeup Shotgun."

"Homer! You've that thing set to 'whore!'"

re: #241 SasquatchOnSteroids

Hey now!

crap, there went my day.

re: #242 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

She probably doesn't each much.

You think she might be a cheap date?

re: #243 Silhouette

Maybe the MSM will stop using them as the spokesgroup for Islam in America if they are actually in prison for terrorism at the time.

No, they won't.

re: #237 Spiny Norman
I think he's hoping for a presidential pardon......
Capacity crowd turns out for 'best ever' CAIR annual banquet

More than 700 people turned out on Sunday in Arlington, Va., for the 14th annual fundraising banquet of the Washington-based Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR).

The sold-out event, which organizers called the "best ever" annual dinner for the Islamic civil rights and advocacy group, exceeded its fundraising goal. Demand for tickets was so great that a number of people had to be turned away or given standing-room-only entry. (Recent CAIR dinners at chapters around the nation have been similarly successful.)

At the banquet, CAIR Executive Director Nihad Awad called on the incoming administration of President-elect Barack Obama to restore "the rule of law" that has been eroded in the past eight years and to form a new government that is inclusive of all faiths.

"The success of this year's dinner demonstrates both the support CAIR has in the community and the determination of American Muslims to make their voices heard despite efforts to block them from full participation in the political process and from fully exercising their rights as citizens," said Awad. "This was our best ever banquet in terms of the level of support and enthusiasm for continuing CAIR's efforts to defend the civil and religious rights of fellow Americans."

He told dinner attendees that the "politics of fear" failed to distract American voters from the real issues and also failed to discourage American Muslim voters from going to the polls in record numbers. He cited the distribution of the anti-Muslim propaganda film "Obsession" to 28 million households in swing states nationwide just prior to the November election.

re: #247 Spiny Norman

Next up on Fox News, Hannity & Sharpton.

Could be fun.

Only if Sharpton is contractually obligated to speak through his megaphone at all times.

re: #248 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

"Homer! You've that thing set to 'whore!'"

D'OH!

re: #240 lawhawk

Al Sharpton!

No, Sharpton replaces Colmes, King replaces Hannity. Both have great hair. Maybe Geert Wilders can guesthost on occasion.

re: #228 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Holy Crap! See the Dow?

We are all Keynsians now. Or, well, socialists... "commanding heights"... something like that.

re: #253 Noam Chumpski

Only if Sharpton is contractually obligated to speak through his megaphone at all times.

Absolutely!

re: #244 Occasional Reader

In this case, actually, it's used correctly there, even by the aforementioned drooling boob. (I.e., as a contraction for "it has", which is permissible.)

Even blind squirrels can find a nut now and then. ;)

re: #248 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

SPEW alert. Damn Key-board was in the way.

Get me a towel please.

Holy Land Verdict Link

re: #254 buzzsawmonkey

I was speaking of the body of the article, where "it's" is used incorrectly several times.

See my re: #259 FurryOldGuyJeans. ;)

re: #213 jcm

Some people are never happy......

UK orders 10,000 Taser guns to arm police

I've got a great idea..... give the cops GUNS!
*sheesh*

It's beyond ridiculous that the UK police are not routinely armed. Sorry, lads, but the bad guys all are, you should be, too.

re: #213 jcm

Some people are never happy......

UK orders 10,000 Taser guns to arm police

I've got a great idea..... give the cops GUNS!
*sheesh*

Lets go moonbat all the way. Many states have already abandoned the idea of chasing suspects and must break off pursuit. Let's extend this concept. If the suspect resists? Let them go. If the suspect even acts like he will resist, let them go. The problem of accidental deaths and police brutality magically disappears and we will live in a kinder gentler society, right? ;-)>

re: #233 Who Watches the Watchmen?

Somebody posted something similar on my high school alumni message board. Apparently we've been living under fascism for the past eight years. Buddy, you haven't seen fascism yet...

Funny though, itsn't it, that the progressives whine about Bush being fascist, yet they themselves are the only group to attempt fascism within the US.