*whistles*

That is some quality crazy she's got going on there.

Mother nature is a bitch - Ninth Corollary of Murphy's Law

I'm just trying to remember the last time I saw Laura Bush on TV.  Wasn't it some PSA spot about reading or something?  Sheesh, it's really a stretch to villify Laura Bush as to do anything nasty.  With the Surge working I guess they desparately need to change the subject, any subject...

“The object of life is not to be on the side of the majority but to escape finding oneself in the ranks of the insane"

(Has anyone but me noticed her astounding resemblance to Dolores Umbridge in “Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix”?)

Only you, doofus.

Ahhh... It's so nice to read the respectful, honoring, uplifting and self-esteem-building compliments from someone who, I am quite sure, was the product of 12 years of public schooling and the best Liberal Arts Journalism degree that money could buy.

What a lovely example of BDS.

Kahuna

There are persons...who see not the full extent of the evil which threatens them; they solace themselves with hopes that the enemy...will be merciful.

Thomas Paine, Dec. 23, 1776

Sutherland/Bauer:  "We had the first African-American president on television, and now Barack Obama is a serious candidate. That wasn’t going to happen eight years ago. Television is an incredibly powerful medium, and it can be the first step in showing people what is possible.”

That's a fact, Jack! And we have The Simpsons --- America's longest running animated show -- first airing 18 years ago and featuring characters with yellow skin, and low and behold, Democrats like Hillary, Pelosi, and Harry Reid have now turned yellow.

If Sutherland wasn't so self-enamored with his own show, he'd note that the screen image of a black President appeared decades before his series in a film titled "The Man," in which (I believe) James Earl Jones played the man who became President.  And didn't Morgan Freeman's film portrayal of a US President one of those disaster films predate the series "24?"

So, let's rephrase ol' Kiefer's statement for accuracy's sake:

"Film is an incredibly powerful medium, and can be the first step in showing people what is possible on television.”  

From her bio (emphasis mine):

Judith Warner writes the “Domestic Disturbances” column for The New York Times
and is the host of “The Judith Warner Show” on XM Satellite Radio. She
is also the author of a range of nonfiction books, among them You Have the Power: How to Take Back Our Country and Restore Democracy to America (with Howard Dean) and the best-selling biography Hillary Clinton: The Inside Story. A former special correspondent for Newsweek in Paris, she reviews books for The New York Times and has written about politics and women’s issues for magazines including The New Republic and Elle. She lives in Washington, D.C., with her husband and their children.

And an exerpt from her new book - "Perfect Madness - Motherhood in the Age of Anxiety":

And it's about a conviction I have that this feeling--this widespread,
choking cocktail of guilt and anxiety and resentment and regret--is
poisioning motherhood for American women today. Lowering our horizons
and limiting our minds. Sapping energy that we should have for
ourselves and our children. And drowning out thoughts that might
lead us, collectively, to formulate solutions.

The only thing "(l)owering...horizons and limiting...minds" is the liberal MSM and feminism telling women that they can "have it all". It's physically and emotionally impossible, as my wife will quickly and proudly tell you!

This woman needs professional help - some sort of an intervention to save her from her Liberal thought prison!

Kahuna

There are persons...who see not the full extent of the evil which threatens them; they solace themselves with hopes that the enemy...will be merciful.

Thomas Paine, Dec. 23, 1776

Like some gangs, having worked over their prime target, they next go after the family. What's next, wishing Barney had been sent to Michael Vick's farm?

The dogs bark, but the caravan moves on.

- Arabian Proverb

The problem with dopes like Warner is that they don't follow their own logic... either that or they don't actually watch 24, and are going on what others tell them

Here's the thing. In 24, the clearly DEMOCRAT President Logan's wife had a bi-polar disorder. She had a medically recognized mental illness.

She had been like that before Vice-President Logan even ran for the office.

However it was the FIRST LADY wife of the first black President, David Palmer for whom events drove to become an evil Lady McBeth. (Also a DEMOCRAT, I suspect though never stated.)

A woman so deranged and power-mad that she decended into high crimes and misdemeanors, including MURDER.

That would be Sherri Palmer (as brilliantly played by that exceptionally talented black actress Penny Johnson)

So if you want to make unfair, petty, snide insinuations, wouldn't the nearest comparison in today's political landscape be Barack Hussein Opalma's pushy wife?

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