FOX "News" Using Old Footage So McCain Looks Younger

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Really? Good grief.

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MSNBC beats on Fox for its 'anti-aging fix' for McCain

MSNBC's Dan Abrams was all smiles on Thursday as he aired what he described as proof of Fox News going over the line in an attempt to make Republican presidential candidate John McCain look good.

"If you have any question whether Fox News is in the tank for McCain," exclaimed Abrams, "this should wipe any doubt from your mind. Fox is actually trying to make John McCain look younger."

Read more at: Raw Story

Lawrence O'Donnell OWNS Pat Buchanan

It is scary that occasionally I agree with Pat Buchanan these days, especially as it relates to the Iraq War. But I still remember the scathing, nasty speech he gave at the 1992 Republican National Convention--the speech that essentially changed me from a Republican to a Democrat. He may well have lost the election for George H. W. Bush with that speech.

So, I feel a sense of schadenfreude when occasionally Pat Buchanan gets put in his place. Here on MSNBC's The Verdict with Dan Abrams, Lawrence O'Donnell does just that. Good.

Will Congress Arrest Karl Rove?

I know I must be dreaming when a Congresswoman hints that they might arrest Karl Rove. Don't wake me up just yet, let me savor this. . .

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Wasserman-Schultz on arresting Rove: ‘Well, if that’s what it takes.’

In an interview with MSNBC’s Dan Abrams yesterday, Rep. Debbie Wasserman-Schultz (D-FL) said that the House Judiciary Committee would be willing to arrest Karl Rove if he continues to refuse to testify about his role in the U.S. attorney scandal and prosecution of former Alabama governor Don Siegelman. . .

Read more at: Think Progress

Wexler on Dan Abrams regarding Rove and Inherent Contempt

Posting a video is undoubtedly easier for me to do than to type a long explanation of a news item. Saves me time in formatting too. But it also can be so much easier for you the reader to absorb. This piece, from MSNBC's The Verdict with Dan Abrams is an outstanding primer on the whole Karl Rove/Don Siegelman/Congressional subpoena/inherent contempt story. It's good.

Oh, and I really can't stand Karl Rove. He's guilty of so much, if this is what gets him, so be it. Rant over.