breakdown of sunday's news shows
Sep. 6th, 2005 11:54 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
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twistedchick
http://www.americanpolitics.com/20050904punditpap.html
Sadly, I missed CBS's (which is always my fave, I love Bob Schieffer. He has a great voice). But I did see some of ABC and a lot of Tim Russert.
Can I just ask one thing, has there every been a government official with a less trustworthy face than Chertoff? I mean, seriously. The guy looks like a halloween mask.
Also, Same-sex couples are second class citizens in regards to benefits from FEMA And this is what good Mr. Frist and Bush hope to make sure happens nationally.
And just when you think it can't get any worse, Bush to introduce plan to privatize FEMA Guess who he wants to hand it over to? Halliburton of course. Oh, and the press will not be allowed to take pictures of dead bodies. In fact, they won't be allowed w/in five miles of the areas where the bodies are collected. Guess we won't be getting any more reports from onsite at NO. if you look at the link, you may notice that there is some confusion as to if that is actual reality or a sarcastic post. It's scary to think that onion like articles could be confused with news
twistedchickhttp://www.americanpolitics.com/20050904punditpap.html
Sadly, I missed CBS's (which is always my fave, I love Bob Schieffer. He has a great voice). But I did see some of ABC and a lot of Tim Russert.
Can I just ask one thing, has there every been a government official with a less trustworthy face than Chertoff? I mean, seriously. The guy looks like a halloween mask.
Also, Same-sex couples are second class citizens in regards to benefits from FEMA And this is what good Mr. Frist and Bush hope to make sure happens nationally.
And just when you think it can't get any worse, Bush to introduce plan to privatize FEMA Guess who he wants to hand it over to? Halliburton of course. Oh, and the press will not be allowed to take pictures of dead bodies. In fact, they won't be allowed w/in five miles of the areas where the bodies are collected. Guess we won't be getting any more reports from onsite at NO. if you look at the link, you may notice that there is some confusion as to if that is actual reality or a sarcastic post. It's scary to think that onion like articles could be confused with news