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1. Sitting Bull Hillary. Is this Obama's Last Stand? No, John McCain will come riding in with the calvary--Buffalo Soldiers!

   She shoulda' continued as Annie Oakley.

   Posted by: Derrick from Philly | May 1, 2008 4:02:10 PM

   
   

2. Come on Andy....even the AP, and ABC, CBS have flat out said that the Democrats are taking those words out of context and not quoting the whole answer. Obama was even warned that if he continued to use McCains words out of context on this issue they would not use that part of his speech in news articles.
   McCain says a lot of things people can get upset about, without having to misquote him or lie.

   Posted by: Joshua | May 1, 2008 4:06:20 PM

   
   

3. Love Hill's video..shows us she's human, very cute...

   Posted by: daveynyc | May 1, 2008 4:09:40 PM

   
   

4. Great ad against McCain. If it weren't for the horrible Iraq War footage, it would almost be comical. He seems like a crochety old man, "maybe a hundred...it's all right with me."

   Yes, it's time for Democrats to go on the attack--we can't wait for Barack and Hillary to complete their never-ending affair. I think they're starting to be sexually attracted to each other, you know...Hill & Barry.

   Posted by: Derrick from PHilly | May 1, 2008 4:13:28 PM

   
   

5. Except for marrying well, AH is not an expert on anything, nor insightful on anything, so why anyone would have her as a guest on TV to waste those precious minutes of airtime is beyond me.

   Posted by: anon | May 1, 2008 6:22:06 PM

   
   

6. Yeah, I'm with ANON. Arianna Huffington is the Ann Coulter of the left, but not nearly as intelligent.

   Posted by: BANNE | May 1, 2008 6:33:18 PM

   
   

7. Ann Coulter is intelligent? Is that a joke?

   Posted by: Chris | May 1, 2008 7:18:34 PM

   
   

8. Sorry Joshua, but having ABC and AP and CBS echo the Republican Party's spin doesn't wash with me. ABC's credibility as a news source is still in the toilet given its refusal to clean up its act in the wake of the Philadelphia Democratic gotcha attack session.

   If Mc Cain claims he was misquoted, then let him publicly state how soon he would order American troops withdrawn from Iraq. I don't want some vague fluffy feel-good crap, but a hard timeline that the Republican candidate can be held to. Because from where I'm sitting, McCain isn't deviating from the Republican Party position that America should occupy Iraq forever.

   Posted by: Peter | May 1, 2008 8:12:29 PM

   
   

9. So, what...Does NBC Universal now have the power to revoke the Right to Free Speech and be the Big Media Bully?
   Arianna's book is her form of free speech and ought not be the reason for her to be banned. All it is is that fat-ass, biased pig aka Tim Russert, has an ego bigger than his waistline (and that's pretty damn big). So why should someone get banned. That's pathetic and dirty, NBC Universal.

   Posted by: Topher | May 2, 2008 9:52:06 PM

   
   

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