Countdown Tuesday: Wydening the Net

Vicki Walls, Ann Arbor, MI — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 03:38:47 GMT

Referring to the segment on Burris... instead of using the phrase, "cluster f", how about saying, "goat rodeo"? (I learned this past summer that it means the same thing as "cluster f")
P.S. I have never heard either of these used on TV before. I was a bit surprised.

Countdown Tuesday: Wydening the Net

john — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 19:12:12 GMT

i am a bit bothered when i hear the idf people say hammas hides among the people in gaza dont they restric all pallastinians to that peice of land where do they expect hammas to be not even the innocent can leave area

Countdown Tuesday: Wydening the Net

James W. Fountain, Sumner WA — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 20:28:47 GMT

Dear Mr. Olberman: Maybe I'm the last one to notice this, it's not the first I've been the fool; Wiley Miller seems to have captured your likeness in his "Non Sequitur" comic strip. Today's installment shows him and his daughter sucking up to the CEO of the UPS, so that's not the best place to begin research.

Countdown Tuesday: Wydening the Net

paul — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 22:56:04 GMT

anytime now guys, let's earn our keep.

Countdown Tuesday: Wydening the Net

Doris Robinson — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 23:27:45 GMT

Keith,

Tell Chris that we do not have a monarchy in this country; we do not need nor want another Bush. The photo-op today, it looks as if our guy, Obama has gone bonkers on us. Did you notice how Pres. Carter tried to distance himself from the rest? Why/How could you have lunch with a man that wouldn't let you move into the EMPTY Blai House? From what I have read/seen his administration could be called the Clinton's Part II! How many in this cabinet has been Clintonits?

Countdown Tuesday: Wydening the Net

Jeff, Chicago IL — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 23:50:42 GMT

Keith-
Sarah Palin is as irrelevant now as she was prior to being selected as the McCain running mate. Picking her as WPITW makes it seem like you are running out of suitable candidates.

Countdown Tuesday: Wydening the Net

Brian Raney, Montreal, Quebec, Canada — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 00:29:27 GMT

About #3 on the Countdown: Okay, maybe Sanjay Gupta is qualified to be Surgeon General, and maybe Barack Obama has every right to think that he would be great pick for the job, but did everyone forget about Gupta's stance on national healthcare? Moreover, did you read Paul Krugman's reservation about this choice?

I share Krugman's and many other concerns on the left that while Gupta may not have a hand in administration policy, his possible appointment by the new administration should send foreboding chills down the backs of everyone who had hoped to see some progress in the area of healthcare reform. We just hope his appointment to the bully pulpit is not a foreshadowing of public policies to come.