I was just watching Morning Joe (msnbc)---and we went after the woman co-ancher

[rodeodance]

(sorry but i just can not recall her name)----It was like Tim Russert going after Clinton

at the last debate (i am not making the gender thingy). He was relentless. He demanded a

yes or no answer. Joe was upset over the Gail Collins op ed in nytimes about Rudy (gail was

not kind to rudy boy). Joe does not think personal stuff should be the focus of the campaigns ( in this case-rudy's past women problems). He just went on and on

[NavyDavy]

1. yeah but i bet he loved dragging Pres Clintons name thru the

mud over part of his personal life....

[Atman]

2. If anyone should be afraid of "personal stuff" being aired it's Joe

Just ask the woman found dead in his office.

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[tsuki]

8. Her name was Lori Klausutis. nt

[deminks]

3. But it's ok if you are a rethuglican.

NOW, someone's personal life should not matter. Nevermind the dressing in drag or the past support of gay rights. Rudy blows with the wind, but never mind the flip flopping. And Joe can get a little tough play acting in with his bimbo of the day.

[rodeodance]

4. yeah, The whole segment was terrible. If I were that co-ancher I would have

gotten up and kicked him where it hurts.

But she just sat there and let herself be abused by Joe's onslaught!

[deminks]

5. I agree. Her job seems to be to sit there and like it.

All of the women on the show - the business bimbo and the weather bimbo - are Joe's decorations. And they take it day after day. It's just like the Ipig. Maybe they felt they had to do that to keep the audience that the Ipig had.

[Hissyspit]

6. Rudy's personal relationship problems are the least of what is wrong with him.

[BanzaiBonnie]

7. But doesn't character count?

And as Dr. Phil says, "the best predictor of future behavior is past behavior". I don't like Phil's style, but he's got a point.

[AX10]

9. Does Lori Klausutis ring a bell Joe?