Midweek Politics - 06.20.2007 - Tons of stuff this week...

[dpakman91]

This Week's Show:

June 20, 2007

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

Total Running Time: 55:37

This Week's Topics:

--Hillary Clinton's statements are cropped to make her seem hypocritical.

--A comparison between the Clintons' futures trading and Congressman William Jefferson's recent indictment.

--An audience realizes questions about pardoning Scooter Libby are not valid questions for 2008 candidates.

--A bizarre Dick Morris moment from the past.

--New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg switches from being a Republican to an Independent.

--A reference to "know that...Mitt Romney is definitely pro-family."

--Rudy Giuliani says that 9/11 had nothing to do with American foreign policy, and everything to do with freedom of religion and women.

--Ralph Nader hints at a possible 2008 presidential run.

--Another reference to Mitt Romney's looks.

--A short Michael Moore clip from The View.

--General Petraeus says operations in Iraq could well last nine to ten years.

--Yet another mention of the so-called "gay mafia," and the power it holds.

--One pundit cites a military analyst to back his opinion on Iraq, but that military analyst disagreed from the start.

--Outrageous comments about immigration.

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[Nonphixion]

FYI "Pro-Family" on the conservative ticket means anti-domestic-partnership and gay adoptions. Pro-Family is a position basically against gay relationships and more-so gay legal partnerships/parenthood.

Maybe you could clear that up on your next show

[dpakman91]

Originally Posted by Nonphixion

FYI "Pro-Family" on the conservative ticket means anti-domestic-partnership and gay adoptions. Pro-Family is a position basically against gay relationships and more-so gay legal partnerships/parenthood.

Maybe you could clear that up on your next show

oh i'm aware, i just disagree with the idea that that is "pro-family," and that by definition, opposing position would be "anti-family"