Midweek Politics 6.6.07 - Tons of stuff, too much to list...

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This Week on Midweek Politics with David Pakman

Produced by:
David Pakman, WXOJ, Northampton, MA
Louis Motamedi, WXOJ, Northampton, MA

Total Running Time: 57:20

This Week's Topics:

--The Scooter Libby conviction, and reaction to it.

--The William Jefferson conviction, reaction to it, as well as confusion when it comes to black politicians on television.

--The tuberculosis case in the news recently caused a bizarre lashout from one pundit, including references to "godforsaken hellholes" and "ooga booga fever."

--Another pundit likened the actions of the man with tuberculosis to that of liberals.

--A conservative book publisher is coming out with global warming denial books for kids, and a book titled "Mom! Help! There Are LIBERALS Under My Bed!"

--One pundit says that Congressman Dennis Kucinich's wife could only be married to him as a result of being on some kind of "date rape drug."

--Another pundit suggests that Fred Thompson's wife could be a stripper.

--In both the recent Democratic and Republicans debates, the candidates who were leading the polls going in ended up getting the most talk time.

--The Democratic candidates discuss Darfur and moral authority.

--John Edwards calls out Senators Clinton and Obama over their actions regarding Iraq-related votes in the Senate.

--Senator Hillary Clinton comments on the idea of "diplomacy" coming from Vice President Dick Cheney.

--A variety of the Republicans candidates endorse, to varying degrees, a presidential pardon of Scooter Libby.

--Rudy Giuliani had an incredibly muddled response on the topic of abortion interrupted multiple times by lightning.

--Mitt Romney gives an even more disjointed and bizarre answer when asked about his position on abortion.

--Bill O'Reilly's name is added to the list of candidates who seem to find Mitt Romney's looks a significant asset in his campaign for presidency.

--Congressman Ron Paul visits The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.

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