Because of the shock, enterprising politicians want to step in and “help” us by investigating “record profits”.

Now would it surprise you to learn that they might be doing this to distract attention from their own profiteering?…

With that said, I WANT FOX to give Michelle her own show, but I’m not sure the way O’reilly’s show is set up is the best way to showcase her talent. I can’t put my finger on it exactly I just know the format that she did with Kirstin Powers that one time…was more fun. Of course Kirstin Powers doesn’t hold a candle to Michelle but is less moonbatish than most dems and I can atleast listen to her sometimes.

And a tag-team with Kirsten makes it even better. If FOX won’t arrange for Bill O’Reilly to encounter a “tragic accident” on his way back to the studio, then perhaps they can arrange for a similar kind of “unfortunate disappearance” for Hannity and Colmes?

More Michelle, please.

The Malkin Factor!

Hannity & Malkin!

The Michelle Malkin & Laura Ingraham Show!

Malkin & Powers!

Fox could always get rid of Greta.

Nice work tonight Michelle.

Tony737 on May 21, 2007 at 11:31 PM

Malkin and Powers would certainly be better than Hannity and Colmes, not just for the eye candy factor, but even more for the substance.

My only fear is that Powers, by being a reasonable human being, gives a falsely good impression of the current liberal movement.

Michelle Malkin guest-hosted The O’Reilly Factor last night, and she doesn’t like the new bill proposal either. Her Talking Points are posted at Hot Air (with video). Go check it out. Newt Gingrich was also on the program and he…

Fuck you, I know everything there is to know! Oh, wait, I didn’t know that. My bad. Fuck you anyway. I served in ‘Nam. Kaus notes: Even if they now stick the “back taxes” provision back in to avoid throwing……

I get the feeling that our wonderful legislators actually thought we would enjoy this latest shafting.

We all know the enforcement won’t happen and the goody bag will be opened wide.

The United States Senate, voting the foreign national platform since 1965.

I guess the next election cycle could very interesting.

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The recently announced bipartisan agreement on immigration reform is a step in the right direction toward reaching a final and comprehensive immigration bill. This legislation is a significant improvement over last year’s bill, which I opposed, but this is not a perfect bill. For me to support any final bill, it must contain the following principles that are important to Georgians:

Strong border security before any new immigration programs go into effect in order to prevent future illegal immigration

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There is an awful lot about Saudi Arabia that has been kept mum, classified, and blacked-out. Read the book See No Evil and see for yourself how things apparently about Saudi Arabia are kept on the down low. There’s an obvious reason why (we likey their oily) but it’s there for inquiring minds.

Other than those trivial rules, I’m stalking Michelle Malkin!

If this bill passes, I wonder how many Duka Brothers (the one’s Chertoff and Bush have never mentioned) will be given legal status?

Ron Paul?

Yes?

Hi, this is the producer at Fox News, would you like to be on the O’Reilly factor?

Yeah, that’d be excellent! I’d love chance to explain my position and get some name recognition!

Great! We’ll see ya tomorrow night then. Oh, and Michelle Malkin will be hosting.

WHAT??? (click)

Hello? Mr. Paul? Hello? Chickensh*t.

Good Stuff!

As for Michael Jerkoff, he is yet another very troubling example of the kinds of asswipes that Bush has placed in important government positions. Great job, Mikey.

Can you just imagine the venom that would spew out of DU if that lady were on Fox every night? Worth it, if only for that. Olberdouche HairHelmet would instantly have nothing else to talk about.

Shep Smith…I say your timeslots are up for grabs.

Fox should replace O’Reilly with Malkin. Seriously.Video is over at Hot Air. …

Michelle was even more ’superb-er’ than usual.

Newt was great.

Chertoff, Graham and Paul were wise not to appear.

One question though…. Who is that O’Reilly person you all keep mentioning?