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I just finished watching a segment of "The Situation Room" in which Wolf Blitzer did an "interview" with former Clinton Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin while Blitzer fed Rubin raw steak after raw steak for Rubin to come back with one plug after another for Obama. It was essentially a free ad for Obama and his economic proposals disguised as a news interview. Question : Am I the only one that has spent...
By GottaLaff You'll be surprised to know that IWRC* Palin does interviews daily. Who knew? And who with? Sean Hannity? Hugh Hewitt? Certainly not Wolf Blitzer: H/t: Alec *"In What Respect, Charlie?"
Wolf Blitzer asks McCain aide Nicole Wallace when Sarah Palin is going to get in front of news reporters at a regular press conference and answer questions. Wallace acts as if she's never heard of such a thing. "When is...
Immediately after the debate, Wolf Blitzer goes there: "It's apparent to say that Sen. McCain has some disdain, I think it's fair to say, for Sen. Obama. That was very apparent throughout the course of this debate." TPM notes that while the two candidates did shake hands , McCain seemed to snub Obama at the end of the debate.
Debate transcript. CBS Knowledge poll of uncommitted voters — who won? 40% Obama, 26% McCain, 34% draw. CNN Poll — who did best? Obama 54%, McCain 30%. Who would better handle the economy? Obama 59%, McCain 37%. CNN's Wolf Blitzer...
Flipping back and forth between CNN and MSNBC, it seems on the whole a consensus is forming among the bobbleheads that this debate was not a “game changer.” McCain needed a “decisive win,” Wolf Blitzer says, and he didn’t get it. McCain was less dismissive of Obama as in the first debate — I don’t [...]
I was going to go to the Valient Thorr concert at the Exit/In tonight since I didn’t see Wolf Blitzer at lunch but instead I’m douching it out with the Snoozefest at Belmont. Due to a runaway request by one person, who will remain nameless (Nigel), consider this an Open Thread. I say good day, sir. ******************************************* Well underway [...]
On Monday’s The Situation Room, CNN anchor Wolf Blitzer interrupted a back-and-forth discussion on the presidential campaign between Democratic strategist Donna Brazile and CNS News editor-in-chief Terry Jeffrey for a live video feed of rock musician Bruce Springsteen at a Barack Obama campaign rally in Michigan: "I want both of you to stand by because Bruce Springsteen is singing right now at a Barack...
By GottaLaff Will TBPNTOTV!!!** call out IWRC* Palin? Will all this pithy opining increase the number of exclamation points at the end of TBPNTOTV!!! to four? Will their political biases be revealed... again? Let's listen: Wolf Blitzer: October surprise? Candy: It's more mythology than anything. It was a September surprise: The economy. Nothing will change that storyline... maybe something overseas,...
We're weeks away from the presidential election, right smack in the middle of prime-time debate season, and who are you going to trust to bring you to the most comprehensive news reporting and analysis? What, you're going to listen to...
I'm in Madrid and more tired than a should be, but I set an alarm so that I could watch the vice presidential debate. Sadly, my only option is CNN, so I have to break my habit of never watching Wolf Blitzer. Although I will get the realtime audience feedback lines, helpfully broken down by gender. Because, you know, men and women all think alike. This may or may not turn into a live-blog
This afternoon on CNN, Wolf Blitzer replayed a portion of Sen. John McCain’s (R-AZ) speech from Sept. 23 announcing the conditions under which he would support a bailout package. McCain said that a bill with “any kind of earmarks” would be “unacceptable” and “simply cannot happen.” Watch it: Of course, despite the [...]
On CNN last night, Wolf Blitzer asked Zakaria about his article in the Washington Post the day before. Zakaria says that the scary part about Palin is not that she doesn't know how to respond but that she doesn't understand the questions. My favorite of Zakaria's responses to Blitzer's questions had to do with Palin's touted experience as governor of Alaska. He says that 85% of Alaska's revenues come...
