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SaveAmerica Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Feb-17-05 03:46 PM
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14. I definitely like the journalist, she's been paying attention
Rep. Issa 'doesn't think attack dogs are ever useful' - if they're dems, and I love that Boxer loved the SNL skit about her. This is from the bottom of the article:

By ERICA WERNER Associated Press Writer


"I don't think attack dogs are ever useful," said Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Calif., who lost a 1998 GOP primary election for the chance to run against Boxer.

But lately it's been Boxer in the headlines, sought out by reporters from The New York Times and Rolling Stone, and parodied on SNL.

In the skit that aired Jan. 22, Boxer, as portrayed by actress Amy Poehler, used a series of props to interrogate Rice among them a packet of baloney, a poster of the number zero (representing weapons of mass destruction found in Iraq), and a bar graph with one barely visible bar ("the truth") and another bar stretching the length of the chart ("what you say").

Boxer, who did arm herself with several enlarged maps and quotations during Rice's confirmation hearing, loved the skit. "They really nailed me," she says. "It was the funniest thing I've ever seen."

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