Ticket Notice: Sunday shows feature 3 of the big 4 candidates

ABC's "This Week": Barack Obama, Democratic presidential nominee.

CBS' "Face the Nation": John McCain, Republican presidential nominee.

CNN's "Late Edition": McCain supporters Republican Sens. Jon Kyl of Arizona and Kay Bailey Hutchison of Texas, and Obama supporters Democratic Gov. Tim Kaine of Virginia and Sen. Barbara Boxer of California; Obama communications director Robert Gibbs; Democratic strategist James Carville; and Republican strategist Alex Castellanos.

"Fox News Sunday": Obama chief strategist David Axelrod and McCain campaign manager Rick Davis.

NBC's "Meet the Press": Joe Biden, Democratic vice presidential nominee; Tom Friedman, New York Times columnist.

-- Don Frederick

Comments

[scootmandubious]

And Sarah Palin will be appearing on......

Ooops.

Now why would a woman, unknown to the vast majority of the Americans, who might be a heartbeat away from the presidency, need to appear anyway?

She has more inportant things to do. C'mon, it's Sunday. She has to bring the family to church.

While Pinocchiette is unavailable maybe Karl Rove...er, make that Gepetto, can appear in her place.

That way, nobody will have to worry about forgetting to pull her strings.

It is so hard to prepare a script for her for those softball-lobbing news shows. She might actually have to improvise.

http://scootmandubious.blogspot.com/

[Vegas]

Can Sarah come out and talk? Not just talk, but really and sincerely answer questions about the world and what's going on in it? Can she talk about how middle America and poor folks feel? Does she know? Does she even care?

I know where she is...she's taking a crash course called, "Hooked on Politics/Foreign Policy 101". That's fine that she'll remember what she studied in 50 some odd days, but it isn't Math. World events and events right here at home change all the time. She's not up to changing with it. She can't. She's just studying what's kind of going on in the news right now. She said she really hadn't even thought about Iraq. She didn't know what the VP job duties were a month ago. The difference is Obama/Biden don't need this. They're ready to go. They have that understanding. No crash courses with them. They're ready now for whatever may arise.

Here's an excellent commercial about Palin.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IR6LX7CobEU