The Oprah show today was very well done.

[Senior citizen]

Oprah is definitely in touch with reality, and works hard to help others get there also.

[ariellyn]

1. I agree. She presents difficult issues without hype or sleaze--

really to be helpful. It bothered me that those women ignored their children in favor of the men who molested the children--but again, thousands, maybe more, do the same thing. I'm glad she brought it to light.

[NorCalDem]

2. what did she discuss?

for us non-Oprah watching crowd. :)

[Senior citizen]

4. See Ariellyn's post above. n/t

[NEOBuckeye]

3. I dunno. I still blame her for helping Bush get elected.

Maybe she was just trying to be fair, but she should have never let that dumbass onto her show.

[Senior citizen]

5. Think again.

The exit polls showed Kerry won.

The bookies had Kerry winning with 2 to 1 odds.

And the final vote count was statistically improbable.

The dumbass never got those votes, so it can't be Oprah's fault.

But I do think Oprah must have some sort of formula in order to remain on the air and still feature "controversial" (non-corporate, non-conservative) topics from time to time. It probably involves giving a lot of air time to FAUX news-type things and people or something like that. I don't watch often because I'm not interested in movie stars or diets, etc.

If the pedophile ring that extends to high levels of the Republican Party, discussed in detail in John DeCamp's book, "The Franklin Cover-Up" ever gets busted, I'll bet Oprah will do several features on it while most TV shows will try to ignore or downplay it. In that case, I wouldn't be too surprised if the chimp is back on Oprah again.

[highlonesome]

6. Oprah lost me....

....when she started defending Clara Harris.

Now I just think she's mostly a multi-millionaire who scares women for money.