On 3/19/13 10:43 AM, Eisboch wrote:


"JustWaitAFrekinMinute" wrote in message
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On 3/19/2013 8:50 AM, Eisboch wrote:


I watched the discussion on MSNBC as well. In fact they are repeating
it now. But again, it supports the Pew study .... lots of commentary
and expressions of opinions by all, including Scarborough. As opinions
and commentary goes, I thought it was fairly well presented and
balanced by all of the participants, from those who just claimed "lies,
lies, lies" to a reasonable explanation .... right or wrong .... of
what was going on in Bush's head at the time.




So, you had a few libs doing the loogie and suggesting the most sinister
view of what Bush was thinking and the republicans (surprised they
allowed them on MSNBC) were dismissing it for what it was? Ok.. makes
sense

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I think "Morning Joe" is the only show on MSNBC that is hosted by a
Republican (Joe Scarborough) . The rest the commentary shows are all
hosted by liberal Democrats. They have regular conservative "guests"
or political commentators like Michael Steele, but they are usually
used to emphasize and contrast the liberal host's agenda. I like
Michael Steele. He's smart, has an open mind and usually holds his own
against the liberal attacks.

They used to have Pat Buchanan but he was an obvious racist. He was
often funny, but he went too far some times and it finally caught up to
him and he was canned.

I like Michael Steele, too. If he were running for office here in
Maryland and he were a Democrat and ran a decent campaign, I might vote
for him. He's a lot better as a commentator, though, than as a political
candidate. When he ran the last two times, his campaigns were really
sleazy.