EYE FOR FASHION
"But who knows? He may land his own show on Bravo."
So surmises Joshua Green of the Atlantic, referring to veteran Republican political operative Jeff Larson, who is believed to have been Gov. Sarah Palin's personal wardrobe shopper to the tune of $150,000.
As Mr. Green points out, "even hateful liberals would have to admit that Mrs. Palin dresses awfully nicely."
YO, JOE
The John McCain-Sarah Palin campaign has just released its latest ad, entitled "I am Joe."
It features everyday Americans who submitted homemade videos to the campaign explaining how they are like "Joe the Plumber."
'FAIR' WARNING
Proposed legislation sure to get a heated airing in the upcoming 111th Congress will be a "Fairness Doctrine," which if enacted would require broadcasters to air both liberal and conservative commentators, conceivably sounding a death knell for popular ideological programs like those hosted by Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity.
A number of Democratic leaders, including 2008 presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama of Illinois, have said they would support such controls. Now Sen. Jeff Bingaman, New Mexico Democrat, is among lawmakers adding his voice to the demand for so-called "fairness."
"Radio and media generally have a higher calling than to just reflect a single point of view," Mr. Bingaman opined this week while being interviewed on Albuquerque's KKOB-AM.
But Chris Berry, president and general manager of WMAL-AM in Washington, KKOB's sister station, believes that if Democrats push for a Fairness Doctrine they could be surprised at the response from their constituencies. Continued... |