I want to tell you about 2 TV programs that I discovered recently on networks I had never heard of. They each have live discussions with blogs and some interesting hosts which sometime make me scratch my head. (That would be David)
Jennifer Granholm has a program that is dead right politically liberal, called The War Room She has had some of the best guests who caught my attention, straight out of the box. She's a smart, cut-to-the chase, woman who left public service and joined Current TV. She also has some smart guests.
My second choice is the david-pakman-show. He's a young man who does not look like a TV host. He looks too young. I watched him one morning around 2:00AM and he is very good. He can ask a question which doesn't "feel" loaded and the guests walks themselves into corners occasionally. He has a lot of "breaks" in the program for various contributors to comment in. Right now I cannot remember any of the contributors, but they're also very interesting.
If you get bored with network TV or Cable TV in general, take a walk thru FStv (Free Speech) or Current TV owned in part by Al gore.
Catch you later,
Jane
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Saturday, November 10, 2012
Tuesday, November 06, 2012
18 Hours to the Presidency
Tomorrow is the last day to vote for the presidency. I have a lot of questions, and some hesitation in listening to the results. I am afraid that I will jinx the outcome.
One poll states that Romney is ahead by 3. The next says that Obama is ahead by 3. I think we need fewer pollsters and more voters.
The "Sandy" hurricane has put a crimp on whomever would vote in New England. My heart goes out to them, those who have lost everything. What a terrifying thing it is to entertain the idea that I, who am somewhat of a packrat, might lose everything dear to me.
They're in my prayers.
One poll states that Romney is ahead by 3. The next says that Obama is ahead by 3. I think we need fewer pollsters and more voters.
The "Sandy" hurricane has put a crimp on whomever would vote in New England. My heart goes out to them, those who have lost everything. What a terrifying thing it is to entertain the idea that I, who am somewhat of a packrat, might lose everything dear to me.
They're in my prayers.
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