Bush is going to have his State of the Union speech, and most like Judge Alito will be elevated to the court. Bush is hoping it helps his ratings go up
BUT
Tuesday morning at 830 am eastern, 530pacific time are the Academy Award nominations
So, all the coverage in most people's newspapers on Wednesday morning will be about the Oscar nominations and not the speech.
And you can bet the Wednesday. morning talk shows will be filling up 1/2 the time with tales of Brokeback Mountain and George Clooney
Could we have asked for better timing?
What do you think the general public will care more about talking about?
Lies and half truth from George Bush in his speech? Or who got what nominations?
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Of course, the fact that the reaction to Bush's speech and the replies by his critics will be buried as well won't help either...
The news will cover Bush and the Academy award nominations. They can chew gum and rub their head at the same time. Bush's goons will be all over the TV and radio to get his message out.
58% now say his presidency has failed (source CNN tonight)
QUOTE(graham4anything @ Jan 27 2006, 08:26 PM)
Bush is going to have his State of the Union speech, and most like Judge Alito will be elevated to the court. Bush is hoping it helps his ratings go up
BUT
Tuesday morning at 830 am eastern, 530pacific time are the Academy Award nominations
So, all the coverage in most people's newspapers on Wednesday morning will be about the Oscar nominations and not the speech.
And you can bet the Wednesday. morning talk shows will be filling up 1/2 the time with tales of Brokeback Mountain and George Clooney
Could we have asked for better timing?
What do you think the general public will care more about talking about?
Lies and half truth from George Bush in his speech? Or who got what nominations?
BUT
Tuesday morning at 830 am eastern, 530pacific time are the Academy Award nominations
So, all the coverage in most people's newspapers on Wednesday morning will be about the Oscar nominations and not the speech.
And you can bet the Wednesday. morning talk shows will be filling up 1/2 the time with tales of Brokeback Mountain and George Clooney
Could we have asked for better timing?
What do you think the general public will care more about talking about?
Lies and half truth from George Bush in his speech? Or who got what nominations?
I'm betting you're right G4
...or he and his appointee will crash and burn... miracles happen every day.
QUOTE(heritage @ Jan 27 2006, 10:30 PM)
The news will cover Bush and the Academy award nominations. They can chew gum and rub their head at the same time. Bush's goons will be all over the TV and radio to get his message out.
In most cities, there will be several local "Academy" functions. Golly, on an Academy Night, who wants to hear more of the Bush's propaganda and lies? Only those who love lies, or those who are so stupid and can't see a lie when it's being told.
Acadamy Awards are a big deal???
Big F**ing deal is what I say.
Big F**ing deal is what I say.
QUOTE(MrJim @ Jan 28 2006, 01:14 AM)
Acadamy Awards are a big deal???
Big F**ing deal is what I say.
Big F**ing deal is what I say.
Sure, it is a big deal - especially the worst and depressing era of the times. Oh yes, I can't wait to watch Jon Stewart hosting it. At least one does get a good laugh and wile away a couple of hours watching some real entertainers' creative fare instead of having to cry over dead bodies blown to bits, and having to know that thousands of soldiers are hidden away under rehab. Or watch the Broadcat cable's blockheads, pretending to be entertainers, only to gas off their Right-Wing and Conservative propaganda.
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Sure, it is a big deal - especially the worst and depressing era of the times. Oh yes, I can't wait to watch Jon Stewart hosting it. At least one does get a good laugh and wile away a couple of hours watching some real entertainers' creative fare instead of having to cry over dead bodies blown to bits, and having to know that thousands of soldiers are hidden away under rehab. Or watch the Broadcat cable's blockheads, pretending to be entertainers, only to gas off their Right-Wing and Conservative propaganda.
Just turn off that thing and don't watch any of that crap.
QUOTE(Salute_Liberty @ Jan 28 2006, 02:20 AM)
Sure, it is a big deal - especially the worst and depressing era of the times. Oh yes, I can't wait to watch Jon Stewart hosting it. At least one does get a good laugh and wile away a couple of hours watching some real entertainers' creative fare instead of having to cry over dead bodies blown to bits, and having to know that thousands of soldiers are hidden away under rehab. Or watch the Broadcat cable's blockheads, pretending to be entertainers, only to gas off their Right-Wing and Conservative propaganda.
I flip over to Animal Planet!!!!
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