OK, so I rush home and turn on the tv knowing the news of the day...

[spanone]

and there's fucking Tweety talking to Rosie O'Donnell about a gay cruise and I switch just in time to hear Fucking Wolf Blitzer say, Stay Tuned 'Is an apology from Cynthia McKinney enough?'. Good God All-freakin'-Mighty.

[LSparkle]

1. Lou Dobbs is on the case

But of course the report starts with "the President and Vice President didn't break the law" ... but they may have political problems. UH, YEAH!!!!

[eleny]

2. And now Brit Hume starts with McKinney

Ridiculous.

[babylonsister]

3. Tweety was good tonight; David Schuster had a comprehensive

report on the leak, then Tweets did a good interview with Kerry. Catch the repeat if you can.
Rosie was only on for a couple of minutes.

[spanone]

5. Thanks, I knew I came in late, it just got me pissed!

[JStuart]

4. yeah

thanks fatass!

[physioex]

6. The "I am ashamed of you".....

Is a MUST watch, make sure you catch it..... :rofl:

[Catherine Vincent]

7. Always depend on Olbermann.

He'll never disappoint. Damn anybody else!

[cal04]

8. I just love the spin on how leaking has been going on for years

but the fact is he lied on tv to the people , so let's impeach him

[Beaverhausen]

9. Well, Rosie's Gay Cruise documentary is actually a good thing

I think it premieres on HBO tomorrow night. I read good reviews about it.

*****************
"All Aboard! Rosie's Family Cruise" is a touching but rarely adventurous collage of gay and lesbian families on a boat trip to the Bahamas which becomes an oasis of love and acceptance. Aside from her comedy routines and kitschy Broadway numbers endemic to all cruises, Rosie O'Donnell herself takes a backseat to the emotional stories of same-sex couples and their struggles to have and keep their children. Well-made docudocu is a natural pickup for gay fests before, and possibly after, its April 6 bow on HBO.
Directed with no-frills focus by Shari Cookson, this happy-sad celebration encourages parents and children to discuss their longing for public acceptance, to moving if sometimes monotonous effect. Camera subjects include Rosie and Kelli O'Donnell and their four children; two lesbians struggling to conceive (and two gay men who offer donor assistance); and former NFL star Esera Tuaolo, who describes his own journey out of the closet. In docu's most electrifying moment, as droves of Bible-waving protesters in the Bahamas sing "What a mighty God we serve," the cruise minister sings it right back at them, wrenchingly dramatizing the unbridgeable divide between two equally convicted sides.

http://www.variety.com/review/VE1117929389?categoryid=31&cs=1&s=h&p=0

[redwitch]

14. friends of mine went on Rosie's cruise a few years ago

Said it was inspiring and wonderful.

[lonestarnot]

10. Well I guess I won't rush home.... go figure.

[LSK]

11. the news is on at 8 with KO and 11 with Jon Stewart

Dont you know that by now?? :)

[lonestarnot]

12. Yes but I thought for this there may be an exception.

Randi Rhodes talking about this very thing right now.

[LSK]

13. yeah, i got her on right now

[ladjf]

15. And Lou Dobbs prattling on and on with Jeff, the mongoloid idiot,

sessions about immigration. I mean on and on and on while the White House is on fire.