Um…this is…yeah…uh…

Well, I'll be watching despite my decision to protest O'Reilly.

That is exactly what this Bristol Palin thing is about.

Obama to Appear on Fox on Thursday Night
By JEFF ZELENY
CHICAGO — Before Senator John McCain delivers his acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention on Thursday, Senator Barack Obama will make a marquee appearance of his own.

Call it counter-intuitive. He will appear on “The O’Reilly Factor” on Fox News Channel.

For Mr. Obama, it will be the first time in his presidential candidacy that he’s on Bill O’Reilly’s prime-time program. The appearance is intended to put Mr. Obama before a conservative audience, one week after drawing 40 million TV viewers at his own acceptance speech.

Mr. Obama has had a strained history with the network, which is owned by Rupert Murdoch. Is this a sign of burying the hatchet or simply politically smart programming? Stay tuned.

*ahem* …way back in the day…

… but, hey, they're trying to continue a formula that has worked for them in the past. I can't knock 'em for that.

It is clever of the convention turn their whole theme into service. Very clever, and it enables them to get all of their talking points covered. I'm amused at how hard they are trying to endear Cindy McCain to everyone. She's even trying to do the fashion thing. It comes off more Nancy Reagan than Jackie O. but she still looks really nice. I doubt White House Black Market will have a McCain Dress (like the Obama Dress, the one Michelle wore on The View. I went to WHBM and they called it the Obama Dress, I just about started dancing. We're moving up, y'all!!), but she's doing fine in her own right.

I'm pro-adoption (I look forward to adopting kids when I settle down), so I like the piece they have on that. Yes, the speech came off a little “Look at the white folks save the world”, but the overall message was good.

Ok there, I think I did a positive post. I was watching trying to make sure I said something nice. But I'm getting a little nauseous from the hypocrisy and fake-ness overload. So I'm done for the night, I've done my duty of trying to be a well-informed citizen. I do want to turn back the TV when Bush comes on, I want to see if they actually clap for him, lol! Awk.Ward.

Um…this is…yeah…uh…

Well, I'll be watching despite my decision to protest O'Reilly.

That is exactly what this Bristol Palin thing is about.

Obama to Appear on Fox on Thursday Night
By JEFF ZELENY
CHICAGO — Before Senator John McCain delivers his acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention on Thursday, Senator Barack Obama will make a marquee appearance of his own.

Call it counter-intuitive. He will appear on “The O’Reilly Factor” on Fox News Channel.

For Mr. Obama, it will be the first time in his presidential candidacy that he’s on Bill O’Reilly’s prime-time program. The appearance is intended to put Mr. Obama before a conservative audience, one week after drawing 40 million TV viewers at his own acceptance speech.

Mr. Obama has had a strained history with the network, which is owned by Rupert Murdoch. Is this a sign of burying the hatchet or simply politically smart programming? Stay tuned.

*ahem* …way back in the day…

… but, hey, they're trying to continue a formula that has worked for them in the past. I can't knock 'em for that.

It is clever of the convention turn their whole theme into service. Very clever, and it enables them to get all of their talking points covered. I'm amused at how hard they are trying to endear Cindy McCain to everyone. She's even trying to do the fashion thing. It comes off more Nancy Reagan than Jackie O. but she still looks really nice. I doubt White House Black Market will have a McCain Dress (like the Obama Dress, the one Michelle wore on The View. I went to WHBM and they called it the Obama Dress, I just about started dancing. We're moving up, y'all!!), but she's doing fine in her own right.

I'm pro-adoption (I look forward to adopting kids when I settle down), so I like the piece they have on that. Yes, the speech came off a little “Look at the white folks save the world”, but the overall message was good.

Ok there, I think I did a positive post. I was watching trying to make sure I said something nice. But I'm getting a little nauseous from the hypocrisy and fake-ness overload. So I'm done for the night, I've done my duty of trying to be a well-informed citizen. I do want to turn back the TV when Bush comes on, I want to see if they actually clap for him, lol! Awk.Ward.

Um…this is…yeah…uh…

Well, I'll be watching despite my decision to protest O'Reilly.

That is exactly what this Bristol Palin thing is about.