We’ve got work to do.

/nothing to add

The patriot nation is rumbling….we will oust this usurper.

Let’s roll.

ex-Democrat on March 4, 2009 at 8:12 PM

How will we finance the ouster? The usurper has stolen our coins and our muskets.

I thought for a moment Obama might be a harmless idealogue. He’s malevolent.

Even if the 4 deny it- Mary Matalin confirms it.
Mary Matalin, who as Carville’s wife has overheard probably thousands of the group’s calls, describes the conversation as more profane, more sports-centric versions of a knitting club.

“They talk like they are girls,” she said. “The conversations start in the middle and they end in the middle, and if they talk at night, they’ll start in the morning with no break in the flow.”

“To me, the first purpose is friendship,” said Matalin, “and the second purpose is information-sharing.”
According to Begala, the expectation of a daily call is so great that Emanuel will sometimes call him and shout impatiently, “I can’t talk right now!” and then hang up.

SHORT PEOPLE GOT NO REASON, Emanuel and Begala need a shrink for their Napoleon complex.

The news that Begala helped cook up this attack last October and has secretly been tasked with carrying out should embarrass the Post a little for using him in this piece.

But it doesn’t.
Rush, if you don’t want to be called “bloated face and drug-addled voice”, don’t call people names like “the forehead”.

And then libtard-bots will all go “AHA! Dear Leader has PWNED Rush” as they line up for their daily talking points injections at the Government heathcare rationing station.

It sounds like Levin is going to make that segment of audio available separately from the rest of the program.

FloatingRock on March 4, 2009 at 8:12 PM

Heh. Can’t wait for a second listen. Hope Mark includes his third hour analysis that is broadcasting now.
Sick thing is, Frum tried making Mark take a call from his fifteen yr old son to defend his yellow journalism prior to calling in himself.

Power, politics, gossip on daily call

“So begins another morning in what may count as Washington’s longest-running conversation — a street-corner bull session between four old friends who suddenly find themselves standing once more at the busiest intersection of politics and media in Washington.

Carville calls White House chief of staff Rahm Emanuel.

Emanuel calls ABC News Chief Washington Correspondent George Stephanopoulos.

A bit later, CNN commentator Paul Begala, who is not quite the early bird that his friends are, will complete the circle with a rapid set of calls to all three.

Different versions of this round-robin chatter have been taking place, with few interruptions, every workday for nearly a generation.

“I refer to it as the 17-year-long conference call,” said Emanuel, who starts calling his friends at 6 a.m. “You can tap into it anytime you want.”

The Press, protecting the public from the tyranny of government. Except when in league with government.

ornery_independent on March 4, 2009 at 6:26 PM

Ha! I couldn’t decide if I wanted to go with low approvals or high negatives. So, I opted for the brain fart and did both!

Thanks for straightening me out.

The patriot nation is rumbling….we will oust this usurper.

Let’s roll.

Pa-lease!

Frum is a blathering fcuking idiot.

OmahaConservative on March 4, 2009 at 7:52 PM

That was interesting. I hope HotAir posts the audio later. There should be some good quotes of the day in there somewhere.