Bill Schneider's Play of the Week

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http://www.cnn.com/2005/POLITICS/12/16/schneider.bush/index.html

So, my question is -- does CNN hire political analysts by driving up to a day labor site and asking if anyone wants a job?

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That leaves political affiliation.

Bill Schneider is a fellow at the either the American Enterprise Institute or the Heritage Foundation, maybe both. Take whatever he says with his knowledge his extreme conservative leanings into account.

doofus defined

I'm waiting for him or real conservatives to acknowledge maybe this white house squatting AWOL frat boy should have never left his pig farm.



edit: forgot to add "AWOL."

I think my favorite part is:



In other words, Schneider takes as evidence that the president is not treating this a defeat, *'s own words. Now, a political analyst might consider that it is in *'s self interest to sell it that way, and that, in fact, it really can't be that at all. Or, as some have argued, the McCain "course reversal" really doesn't hurt the Bush torture policy at all. I don't know, but I do know that an analyst shouldn't just take the politician's statement as evidence.

Bill of course is forbidden to acknowledge Feingold's substance, he's obligated to keep puffing up Bush's every empty gesture. :eyes:

What Doofus did was to acknowledge that the intelligence was bad. He did not take responsibility for that. He took responsibility for the decision to invade Iraq.
Honestly, I can never make up my mind whether the pundits are dumb or conspirators. I watched Andrea Mitchell tonight and was appalled. Not only for her willingness to carry water for W but she was barely able to articulate her thoughts. I question whether these overpaid egotists are half as well read as the participants on this Board. They are a pitiful lot.

Bush did NOT apologize for anything. Bush still thinks he is right (which he is not). And again:
CNN = "Certainly Not News"