My favorite part of the AG race has been watching “what’s his name” try to beat home that he’s a centrist while Cuccinelli has been unapologetically conservative.

Two weeks until we sweep back into control of both houses, and every state level office. I hope we can get a similar House sweep in 2010.

I have never understood how Shep got or keeps his job. He reminds me of a used-car salesman - all bottled-tan, wavy hair, and teeth. His voice sounds like a plate of beans making it’s way out of a cow’s backside, and he stumbles, mumbles, and mis-speaks more than my three year-old.

He’s only slightly less-annoying than the potato-headed, serial-interrupter, Neil “It’s about me” Cavuto.

Dick Cheney to back Kay Bailey Hutchison for Texas Governor’s race.

If this doesn’t cause you to shake your head a few times, not much will.

in NO during Katrina bemoaning and whining that no seemed to be doing anything about the dead body. Hey Shep, put it in your trunk and take it to Costco and put it in their produce cooler.

The story that just won’t go away and frankly shouldn’t

link:HuffPooPoo: Steve King to NFL Commissioner: Apology to Rush

To which I respond (as I had always wanted to before during this controversy and never got around to)….
The Sports outlets (including ESPN) and all the MSM were OBSESSED with the angle of DUNGY - THE FIRST BLACK HEAD COACH winning —
MSM stories here
Not that he was just another GREAT Head Coach, but that HE IS BLACK as the MAIN THEME! PATHETIC…. And demonstrative of exactly what Rush’s quote pointed out.

Shep Smith’s statement about “balance” may be almost what Anita Dunn was trying to create. She really wanted it to be more like, “We were going to present an interview with Chris Christy, but because we can’t get one with Jon Corzine, in fairness we will show neither.”

Or, maybe he was being sarcastic. I couldn’t find the video.