Dead Certain Author on CSPAN2 1pm Live Call-in - Subject: rResident Bush...

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He says the gets love and hate mail from the left and the right.

beautiful rebuttel of Draper's comments about Cheney not having as much power as we (the 'left') think.

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one who provides a neutral analysis. The caller was excellent in calling the author out on that, imo.

Edited to add: Thank you for your threads alerting us to events on CSPAN, I very much appreciate them!

But there's no way to get access to this Admin. without capitulating.
Probably enough juicy tidbits in it to make it worth getting at the library, but I won't be buying it.

Soe BushBot called and asked Draper to repeat Bush's "tear story" how he gets teary-eyed with war widows. :eyes:

Right.

Lots of good stuff today, I'm not getting nearly enough paperwork done. :(


Live from the Miami Book Fair International, Tom Hayden, "Ending the War in Iraq" and Craig Unger, "The Fall of the House of Bush" discuss their books.

About the Authors
Tom Hayden
Tom Hayden served in the California State Assembly followed by the California State Senate for eighteen years. He was a founding member of Students for a Democratic Society and one of the "Chicago Eight" protestors at the 1968 Democratic Convention. Ending the War in Iraq

Craig Unger
Craig Unger is a Fellow at the Center for Law and Security at NYU's Law School. He is the author of "House of Bush, House of Saud: The Secret Relationship Between the World's Two Most Powerful Dynasties." Mr. Unger is currently a contributing editor at Vanity Fair magazine

I finished my homework earlier, so I can listen without a bad conscience. :P

Good stuff on BookTV!

so there is a difference between Bush and ted Bundy afterall.

did he write anything about her in his book?

I heard him once, and he's clearly a victim of the access game, VERY careful not to step on any BFEE toes with actual substantive criticism

just a bunch of humanizing propaganda

my local cable service's basic cable channel range. It has been moved to channel 255. The 200 range at my local cable company is for premium (extended basic) service yet there it is at 255. Persons with basic will never know where to find it unless they happen upon it in a channel range they normally have no business viewing or unless they contact their provider, as I am in the process of doing now myself.

The operator says: We have no control of channel movements.

I said: You're sales and you can't give me a better answer? Perhaps you'd like us to investigate using satellite service?

Operator: Just one moment please.

And as of right now, I'm waiting for an explanation of why it has been buried.

Charter Communication always has sucked. I call shenanigans.

Claims they went digital so it got moved to the 200's. If I want to watch, I have to go commandeer the living room tv from the boys. drives all of us nuts.

the FCC is going to reign them in, some new regulations coming down the pike. I'm all for ala carte!

LOL, right now my remote viewing system is STUCK on MSNBC! I''ll trade ya!