Chris Heinz is on MSNBC...NOW! n/t

[in_cog_ni_to]

[kentuck]

1. Chris did great!

Not bad for a DU'er...:)

[birdman]

2. He makes a good impression

It appears that he's a Democrat unlike his late father.

If he actually is a DUer he seems like he'd be an asset to the board.

On the other hand I hope he didn't see that obscene thread yesterday
where the crazed and the conspiratorial accused his step-father
of being a profiteering war criminal and his mother of marrying a man who was complicit in the death of his father due to membership in a secret society.

If the poor guy saw that goofy shit he'll probably never come back here.

[hedda_foil]

3. He not only came back, he posted under his own name.

Apparently he has another screen name he normally uses.

[blm]

4. He did, brave soul....

he has a way cooler temperament than I do.

[JI7]

11. senator john heinz

did some good things. he was a republican. but he not like the tom delay types.

[wyldwolf]

5. It was a great interview!

[Fabio]

6. Details?

DrF?

[sandnsea]

8. Awesome interview

Very self controlled with a direct approach on the issues. Clean answers, didn't take any bait. I thought perhaps he was a bit nervous at first, but settled into it really well. 'That's a good question' didn't need to be said after the question, seemed like a nervous habit. The guy is pretty easy on the eyes and if he just let loose a teeny bit more fire, he'd have ladies swooning from coast to coast. I know that's not what we really want to run a campaign on, but these days product marketing seems to be part and parcel. 'Product marketing', how do you like that?? I just wonder where they're keeping his mom, I love her so much and have really been wanting to hear more from her. What a remarkable family.

[realFedUp]

7. very cute

[monchie]

9. You gotta remember something...

Chris's father, Sen. John Heinz, was an honorable man, unlike the totalitarian creeps who run the Republican Party these days. Back 20-30 years ago, honorable Republicans like Mr. Heinz were actually quite common, especially (thought not exclusively) in the Northeast.

As a registered Republican in Pennsylvania back then, I was proud to vote for Sen. Heinz.

[RainDog]

10. yes, it's amazing, isn't it?

why have the republicans let these extremists hijack their party??

so many who are now in control of the republican party used to be the embarrassing pedophile uncle of the democratic party.

how much better for our entire country if the republicans would disavow the theocrats and fascist neocons and return to representative democracy.

let each party win upon the merits of their policies. isn't that what democracy is supposed to be about?