rsaillant1's Comments (535)

“Referencing your "BTW" comment....Jane Fonda was not a politician at the time,
never ran for or held office. She was a private citizen. Look to your
republican operatives, who have held office or are currently in office, as
the true un-americans. They are the ones looking to raise political capital with their
rhetoric.”

“Now, if someone at Faux News would only supply
real answers & information to the talking heads on
their "Fair & Balanced" broadcasts.”

“....and who can ever forget the 7 minute pause after Bush
had beeen alerted to the attack on the twin towers?

Can we all say..."deer in the headlights." Amen.”

“Until such time as the network big-wigs decide
whose butt should fill the host's chair, why not
show re-runs from the days of Tim Russert,
taped during the Bush years.

Make any potential replacement host view those episodes
so that they may learn how it should be done.”

“How are they arguing against restoring when in the
previous sentence you claim there's not a single word
from the right? Are they proficient with semaphors, sign
language, pictographs? Could they be utilizing morse code?”

“You need to brush up on the"L" words.

Go to a dictionary and look up "Liberal," then while
in that section, check out "Lies."

Different entries, different meanings.
Do you still see similarities? If so, and these
conditions persist for 3 hours...seek professional help.”

“Puhleeze.....top that list with Cheney.”

“"It will be years before the public sees any of the recovered e-mails because they will now go through the National Archives' process for releasing presidential and agency records. Presidential records of the Bush administration won't be available until 2014 at the earliest."

What's up with this crazy process? Bush lost (buried) these documents, the current
administration dug them up. "Finders keepers, losers weepers" rings a bell. So do
documented salvage rights laws. Release any/all that don't jeapordize National
Security. Those that illuminate governmental treachery should be headlines.”

“and...hence the term, "A Rush to Judgement."”

“...and the possibility exists that the real story of her departure
has yet to be revealed, and that both Sarah and her father
are lying. They've just not coordinated their cover stories.”

“It's a mistake that is easily eliminated by calling
the occupant of the White House, "President" Obama.”

“What the heck, give them their interview, but in a federal
interrogation room. Video tape it and release the tape.

They seek exposure? Let them have, but without any
monetary compensation.”

“...and to think that all this hateful rhetoric began with a discussion of the
Thanksgiving menu at the White House.

What have we become? Is it really as nasty and as narrow minded as Bush once said, "You're either for us, or against us." Why do we ignore the facts and
begin to understand what the world sees while watching our petty bickering?

Some of us really need to grow up.”

“Whoah, there's one pie that's conspicuous by its' absence, and more
traditionally linked to Thanksgiving than many pies on that list.

Mincemeat.....and I'm here to tell all of you who just wrinkled up your faces
and uttered, "Ewwwwww," THERE IS NO MEAT IN MINCEMEAT!

Sorry for yelling, but that needs to be done when faced with "pie-prejudice."

Of the nearly dozen folks who were scheduled to attend the dinner to which
I was invited, when asked about mincemeat pie as a dessert item, each one
exhibited their mock disgust at the mere mention. When asked if they had
ever tried it...none had, but all felt that any desert that contained meat must be
awful and avoided at all costs.

Cut to the chase...I brought a wonderful mince meat pie to the dinner, warmed it,
and served each attendee a sliver, topped with a dollop of a fine vanilla ice cream.
Each requested second helpings and some went for a third. There was none left.

So much for the principles of prejudice.”

“Kudos to NCIS.

There's is a smartly crafted format, beautifully scripted, fleshed out characters and plots,
and fearles when it comes time to write out main characters through the effects of the mayhem,
and replace the missing with equal or better portrayals.

They are worth viewing in re-run, repeatedly.”

“My observation, exactly....she's merely yawning with her crotch.”

“If the women at your gym wear quick-release, snap crothch panties,
please post the location so that we may visit. Experience has shown
me that these items are often worn by very pleasing women who have
been like minded. Always glad to see them.”

“My bad:

The previous remark is viable, it's the link that is wrong.
It came from an earlier posting. This is the correct one.

http://www.organicconsumers.org/rbgh/fox-news.cfm”

“Here's a report of a trial where Fox claims immunity from reporting
the truth. Interesting read.

http://www.snopes.com/crime/warnings/fakecop.asp”

“I've heard that her gig was cancelled and that she's dieting.”

“What was denied was the possibility of an exclusive interview. Garrett
did not get an exclusive.

This was done as part of a media pool. If you watch anything other than
Fox, you'll see the President being interviewed by real reporters, all of
which will be recorded in the same setting.”

“Idiot, the earlier debate revolved around an "exclusive"
interview. This time, Garrett is but one part of a media pool.

Huge difference.”

“I'm fascinated by the number of times
"O'Reilly" appears on the panel behind
the Bill-o's chair.

Redundant? "You betcha.'

Wouldn't one be sufficient?”

“Are you certain that "flock" is the correct word?”

“Glenn, you know that you shouldn't be up this early.

Remember what your doctor said about needing to
get more rest? Hush now, the adults are up and having
a conversation.”