Wolf Blitzer must have a rough time at home...

[PCIntern]

I recall some months ago, Jack Cafferty made some remark about Wolf's wife watching him, and he replied sort of sotto voce, that one thing he could guarantee was that his wife wasn't watching him at that time or ever. He really had trouble with Boxer and Hutchinson - he felt compelled to interrupt each of them and exert his control over these women, but he stuttered his way to stopping each of them.

I can hear it now:

Wolf's bride: WOLF...get in here and listen to me for a minute...

Wolf: Uhhhhh.. yes...dear...but beforeyoubegin...

WB: Just stop now. did you or did you not blah blah blah...

Wolf: Well uhhhhh, the uhhhh..PROBLEM is that the pharmacy was out of Cialis and uhhhh,

WB: Typical...I should expect this of you...you remind me of the joke Jack Nicholson told in Chinatown.

[still_one]

1. Actually, I thought he handled the Boxer hutchinson debate well

One of the few times

He didn't let hutchenson get away with her distortions, and let Boxer speak to those lies

[PCIntern]

2. Oh, I agree...

but the way he was dodging the two bright women was funny, I thought. His persona is weird when ladies are on the air...that's all.

I like making fun of him...it's better recreation than hunting moose (meese? Ed Meese?)

[Justice]

3. I thought he did well to stop Hutchinson from interrupting Boxer

I thought there was more substance in that exchange than anything else I have heard this morning.

[PCIntern]

4. Yes he did...

my point was not to criticize his handling of the interview, just his rection to women...which is always a little awkward...