Fill-In The Caption Contest

[John McKenna]

Fill In The Caption

[James H. Bushart]

"You know.....I could see both, Bill and Hillary, fighting over that one."

[Keith Runquist, CMI]

Something about "stimulus" and "package"

[John McKenna]

Second guy says... "I don't think he heard a thing I said".

[James F. McKee]

Holy train Batman look at the size of that caboose....

[Joe Funderburk, CMI]

Why in the world does Barney smoke sausages?

[Daniel W. Levia, CMI]

Second Guy: Hmmmm, if we could include one of those with every vehicle sold I think we could save the auto industry.

[Wayne B. Wilson]

Gezz i am glad i am democrat so i can look , without guilt. In public . Second guy. Yeah yeah didn't have to sneak off to a airport bathroom or Argentina ether .

[Michael Larson]

The Brazilian representative, the carioca (from Rio de Janeiro) Mayara Tavares, a 16-year-old beauty on its way to meet Brazilian president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, caught the eyes of a discreet Nicolas Sarkozy and a much less discreet Barack Obama, the presidents of France and the United States respectively.

[James H. Bushart]

Poor Rupert.....in spite of all of his efforts to the contrary.....the media still loves Obama.

Looks like the Fox model....the pretention of "fair and balanced" .....is fooling less and less people as time goes on.

Rupert needs another trick.

[Michael Larson]

Originally Posted by jbushart

Poor Rupert.....in spite of all of his efforts to the contrary.....the media still loves Obama.

Looks like the Fox model....the pretention of "fair and balanced" .....is fooling less and less people as time goes on.

Rupert needs another trick.

That may be changing

[James H. Bushart]

If I recall, that pollster had John McCain within 2 percentage points of victory the week before the election.....

[Michael Larson]

Originally Posted by jbushart

Poor Rupert.....in spite of all of his efforts to the contrary.....the media still loves Obama.

Looks like the Fox model....the pretention of "fair and balanced" .....is fooling less and less people as time goes on.

Rupert needs another trick.

James, James, James

The Hollywood Reporter?

That's the first place I go for objective opinion and then the National Enquirer and after that The Star

[Michael Larson]

Originally Posted by jbushart

If I recall, that pollster had John McCain within 2 percentage points of victory the week before the election.....

Believe whatever you have to James.

[James H. Bushart]

Even Rupert's pollsters are only fooling the few. Not too many are falling for that nonsense anymore.

Rupert...like those blindly following his "news" fabrication machines.....need something or someone of substance to carry their message beyond the AM radio airwaves.