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This really screws Keith Olbermann's Countdown moving forward.

Posted by David (aka David) Nov 4 '08, 22:37

Gushing just isn't as fun as directed bile.

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What's the Daily Show going to do? -- nm - ty97 Nov 4, 22:38 8
- They already started. Larry Wilmore declared that from tonight forward he gets to run TDS because he's the "black correspondant". - Trish Nov 4, 23:01
- Just like during the Clinton years, they will go on haittus till its over -- nm - zeitgeist, at least my ticket is straight Nov 4, 22:42
- Make fun of celebutantes? -- nm - Beryllium Nov 4, 22:40 2
  - The Soup, now on 5 nights a week. -- nm - Mop Nov 4, 22:41 1
    - SPAGHETTI CAT! -- nm - Beryllium Nov 4, 22:48
- make fun of barack. they make fun of democrats too, the bush/mccain/palin just made the jokes too easy -- nm - dogbert183 Nov 4, 22:39 2
  - I remember Jon Stewart asking the public to 'make his job difficult' for the next four years, back in 2004. -- nm - the darcy Nov 4, 22:48
  - not nearly as much fun -- nm - ty97 Nov 4, 22:40
Yep. Trish had it so wrong a couple boards back. Prepare for the new golden age of right wing commentary. -- nm - Name Withheld By Request Nov 4, 22:38 21
- I had what wrong? That I believe people like Rush Limbaugh, Glenn Beck, Mark Levin, Sean Hannity and the rest of that crew did critical damage to the - Trish Nov 4, 22:56
- The Republican Party is headed for civil war. I'll be fascinated to watch that unfold. - David Nov 4, 22:39 18
  - Um, the party just unified. - Dr.Vermin, pundit Nov 4, 22:42 17
    - The only way the party is going to re-unify is if they redefine their "base". Look how many true conservative leaders jumped ship in the last couple - Trish Nov 4, 23:10
    - We haven't even gotten to the finger pointing yet. That's where the real fun will be. -- nm - David Nov 4, 22:43 15
      - Get used to disappointment. -- nm - Dr.Vermin, pundit Nov 4, 22:58 2
        
        "Get used to disappointment." Running on fumes, eh? -- nm - David Nov 4, 23:05 1
        
        He's not accustomed to disappointment, and he's just offering up helpful advice based on his new learnings. - Beryllium Nov 4, 23:07
      - I think this one feels pretty easy for the most part. Bush legacy coupled with McCain poor campaign. - Name Withheld By Request Nov 4, 22:45 2
        
        The party has to get unified by January. Otherwise, they're going to get steamrolled next session. -- nm - David Nov 4, 22:47 1
        
        January 2010 maybe. The Democrats are getting Obama's first year to see what they can do. - Name Withheld By Request Nov 4, 22:48
      - *points finger at Bush* - Republicans Nov 4, 22:45 8
        
        *disagrees with this idea/throws yet another person under the bus* -- nm - gwb Nov 4, 22:48 7
        
        Chances of Bush becoming the elder statesmen of the party are slim to none. - Stephen Nov 4, 22:51 6
        
        What you guys need are young leaders, people who are smarter than Palin but don't look like the Crypt Keeper. - David Nov 4, 22:52 1
        
        I agree. - Stephen Nov 4, 22:58
        
        I don't feel it. Can't see him addressing a convention like Clinton can/does. -- nm - Name Withheld By Request Nov 4, 22:52 3
        
        Clinton still turns straight guys gay, -- nm - Mel Profit Nov 4, 22:55 2
        
        Right, but ex-Presidents coming back for speeches are a regular tradition as well. It's going to be a few cycles on that one. - Name Withheld By Request Nov 4, 22:59
        
        I love that this applies to both Bill and Hillary. L5! -- nm - Dr.Vermin, pundit Nov 4, 22:59
- yea, clinton time was when rush made his name -- nm - dogbert183 Nov 4, 22:38

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