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January 5th at 7:30PM

From the Pork Barrel: NBC Drops Ann Coulter Like a Blond Cadaver

POSTED BY: Dennis DiClaudio

* NBC cancels Ann Coulter, ushers in period of unambiguous liberal pandering.

* What do you think "Saddlebacking" really means?

* Did JFK sleep with the fishes?

* Who's a funnier Senator: Roland Burris or Al Franken?

* Fickle New Yorkers want more out of senator than pretty genes.

* Chris Matthews' brother denies Chris Matthews will run for Senate, fueling speculation that Chris Matthews will run for Senate.

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I keep expecting Al Franken to end some sentence with "me, Al Franken." I wish he would do it. There's nothing worse than a comedian who enters politics and suddenly must to be taken seriously. I just look at the guy and I want to laugh.

by Anonymouse January 6th at 4:45PM
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December 3rd at 11:23AM

Meet the Press to Be Hosted by Shapeless Gray Void

POSTED BY: Dennis DiClaudio

According to this story that an NBC-owned website pulled from the Associated Press, NBC is rumored to finally be ready -- six months after Tim Russert's death -- to announce an official replacement host for Meet the Press. Almost.

Now, when you hear the name, you'll most likely think to yourself "Gregory who?" But that's a very naive response.

The correct response should be "David who?"

NBC News is close to naming chief White House correspondent David Gregory as Tim Russert's replacement on the top-ranked Sunday political talk show "Meet the Press," a network executive said Tuesday.

Gregory is negotiating terms of a deal that would give him the job, said the NBC News executive, who spoke on condition of anonymity because the deal wasn't final.

For those of you familiar with MSNBC's early evening programing, you might recognize David Gregory as the hour-long blank space on your television screen between Chris Matthews at 5 pm and Chris Matthews at 7 pm.

I knew that NBC was looking to find a replacement who could match the depth and strength of Tim Russert's personality.

I'd just assumed that they meant before Russert's heart attack.

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