Tea Bag'em!

[Theistsbane]

If she viewed herself as just another author peddling a book then perhaps she would have been better served by an appearance on QVC. She seems to forget that she has said and done things publoicly for which she can be held accountable at any time and that she wields a fair amount of power within the tea party, which also makes her views subject to scrutiny. If a person is going to say once that he or she wants to be in a leadership position in our government then he or she is always subject to questions of such a nature, in my opinion. It is rather obvious if she is not planning to run for office herself soon then she is at least intent to make waves from the sidelines much the same way as does Sarah Palin. Either way, she's a political entity and her opinions and the legislation she might endorse are our business.

[Tiberius]

Sorry, he wasn't letting the conservative guest push him around and set the script as to what was going to be talked about. I assumed he wasn't an American journalist on that basis. I didn't think we did that any more.

American journalists around conservatives are usually a cross between a stenographer and an old school sycophant of a royal court.

I guess it boils down to what you consider "media". Piers Morgan is a British journalist, but he's working in America for CNN, an American media company.

In any case, you can have Piers Morgan; nobody over here likes him

[DeistPaladin]

She's promoting a book? Can you say ghost writer?

Now that you mention it, she seemed in the segment confused about what was in her book.

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In any case, you can have Piers Morgan; nobody over here likes him

That might explain why he works for an American media company. It wouldn't surprise me that we'll take the washouts elsewhere.

[Jaysyn]

In any case, you can have Piers Morgan; nobody over here likes him

He should fit right in with the rest of us then. Hopefully he'll keep asking politicians the same kind of questions.