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Catholic politicians in the USA
by Will, 12/25/2006, 11:01 PM

I’m watching a forum on C-Span from February of this year. It’s moderated by Tim Russert and includes former RNC chief Ed Gillespie, Democratic advisor James Carville, and columnists E.J. Dionne and Peggy Noonan.

You can watch it here.

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11 Responses to “Catholic politicians in the USA”

1. Roger Rabbit spews:

I like James Carville. He’s smart, knowledge, and has a good perspective on our nation’s challenges and problems — all of which can be solved by removing Republicans from office.

12/25/2006 at 11:31 pm
2. Roger Rabbit spews:

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12/25/2006 at 11:48 pm
3. whl spews:

If James (Skull-a-tor) Carville is a Democratic advisor, who is he presently advising? Who is listening to the talking skull? He wanted Dr. Howard Dean trashed as the DNC chair. They told Carville to piss off. He wanted Rep. Rahm Emmanuel retained as the DCCC chair. They told Carville to piss off. Wow. What an impressive advisor. Oh, you can still be an advisor even if no one listens?

Maybe the bloggers in the Pacific N’west can send Carville a series of e-mails explaining that 1992 is like so LAST century.

12/25/2006 at 11:48 pm
4. Roger Rabbit spews:

@4 And Republicans offer what, exactly?

12/26/2006 at 12:47 am
5. skagit spews:

I agree about Carville. I liked him at one time and I’ver read his books and thoroughly enjoyed them. Great sense of humor.

But, married to Matelin, he is compromised although he’ll never admit it. Also, he’s so trying to manipulate Hillary into the Dem’s slot. It is obvious. I am a Dean admirer and like his fifty-state strategy. Carville is butting in where he’s no longer helpful.

He’s a smart guy and I’ve seen the panel before . . . and I like him. But, I hope he stays home this time or follows the lead of people less vested in Hillary.

12/26/2006 at 3:04 am
6. skagit spews:

one more thing . . . I cannot stand Peggy Noonan.

12/26/2006 at 3:07 am
7. whl spews:

whl @3 vis-a-vis Lapin @ 4: Rethuglicans usually offer us persons known as accomplices or “un-indicted co-conspirators”; with an occasional counselor-at-law or special counsel thrown in & some random references to “reverend” or “fellow,” commonly with leadership credentials for an institute or foundation bandied about in loose affiliations with the names.

It seems that the word “advisor” is usually only associated with the word “spiritual” when used by rightwingnutz, GOoPerz, Busheez & fundagelicals. Dudes & dudettes who hear the voice(s) of god(s) rarely need or accept other forms of advice–from anyone.

12/26/2006 at 8:37 am
8. Roger Rabbit spews:

I always thought a “spiritual adviser” is something you get along with a last meal.

12/26/2006 at 10:27 am
9. Libertarian spews:

Be leery of anyone who says God talks directly to him or her. These people think this imagined one-on-one relationship to the Supreme Being gives them the rigth to run you life.

12/26/2006 at 10:50 am
10. Ekim spews:

That should be “the right to ruin you life.”

RTFL

12/26/2006 at 11:14 am
11. ArtFart spews:

Gadfrey, Will! Couldn’t you have found something better to watch?

12/26/2006 at 11:43 pm
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