Reply #135: Frankly, I don't see the dispute here. My analysis was to illustrate [View All]

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a complaint, based on what I've observed, not a buttressing of his argument.

For the life of me, I don't know what's EVER stopped them from inviting a Michael Moore, a Howard Dean, a Mike Malloy, or a Maxine Waters, or many others in the talent pool who are now established and incredibly viable. I've seen Howard Dean on occasionally, Randi Rhodes and Ed Schultz each on ONCE - and I'm not even sure if that was on CNN or MSNBC.

I'm with you, Dr Fate - we've got lots of articulate, interesting, and even fiery, combative progressives available to speak for us. Al Franken isn't necessarily fiery, per se, but he's so damned engaging and clever that he still counts, bigtime.