What will the Sunday talk shows do to the Niger-Uranium Lie issue?

[RichM]

Tomorrow, 7/13, could be a big day for the media, one way or the other. They might move to prop Bush up again -- or they might decide to abandon a sinking ship & seriously pursue the truth about the Niger uranium story.

What do you suppose will be the outcome, after tomorrow morning's round of big network TV shows?

[U4ikLefty]

1. I'm going to force myself to watch tomorrow

I'm so curious how various media people try to spin this story. So far their attempts at minimizing this scandal seem to be meeting with some surprising resistance. Even if we don't get all we want this Sunday, this one is BIG & it ain't going away.

[RichM]

2. Hmm. Not many votes yet, but DUers seem to expect a good outcome -

the 2 "best" possibilities have gotten 7 out of 9.

[Terwilliger]

3. going with the third choice

you and I may want to leave the Bay Area...North Korea may just launch a nuke :scared:

I'm betting there's some kind of something...anything to deflect attention

[LifeDuringWartime]

4. absolutely

although i doubt it will be something as drastic as NK nuking the west coast. whats the terror color at now?



what may it be soon?



or maybe even




who knows............

[RichM]

5. Good morning, world!

Well well well. Couldn't sleep too good. Up bright & early to see if the dam is going to burst today.

What do y'all think?

[Mountainman]

6. I think that a lot of us are going to be disappointed.

My guess is that the media whores will protect Bush and this will blow over.

The only thing that will hurt the Bushies is the pain the American people will feel because of this administration and so far they don't hurt bad enough yet.

It's domestic issues that can bring down the chimp because the whores can tell us all is well in the country but individually we know better. When 8 million people lose their overtime pay they will begin to think of alternatives to Bush.

It is amazing to me how much lying and back stabbing this administration does to the public and still they support it.