can we have a crawl on MSNBC that says Dems say they will win house and

[democrat in Tallahassee]

senate to counter the constant message of "Rove says Repukicans will retain hold of the house and senate? It's like a fucking info ad for the assholes running across the screen.

[AlCzervik]

1. i'd settle for a balanced news channel, is that too much to ask for?

Will the corporate bias in news switch when the democrats take things over?

[spanone]

2. Today, unfortunately, that is too much to ask for.

[A Simple Game]

3. Will the bias in news switch when the democrats take over?

So, how long have you had this memory problem?

[rpannier]

5. We'll be treated to the balanced commentary of

the extreme far right, the far right and the center-right.
Wjhat could be more balanced than that?:sarcasm:

[2008]

4. I don't think "Rove says" will affect anyone's vote

I'm trying to picture the average Republican asshole, who's realized over the past year or so that he's been had...

...watching the news as he polishes the barrel of his gun and uses his Bible as a beer coaster...

...and I can't imagine him saying, "Rove says we could still win? Hell, I guess I'll git myself to the votin' booth after all!"

No, if he thinks about Rove at all, it's probably more like, "Fuck Karl Rove!"