Dennis Miller- Great Show!

First of all, Dennis is just as funny now as he ever was, the only 
difference is no cursing on CNBC- even though he's had a couple 
well-time bleeps recently.

Did it ever occur to any of you people- and by "you people" I mean 
anyone who finds Maher remotely "fair" or entertaining- that the current 
administration does not warrant the kind of criticism you so desire?

There is really one overriding issue and Dennis has correctly keyed on 
it.  We are at war with a bunch of whacked out Muslims.  The most 
im****tant thing for our President to do is protect the homeland, kill 
the terrorists and punish their sympathizers (many of which reside in 
the Democrat party).  Dennis is certainly not in lock step with the 
Conservative movement- a movement we are happy you all aren't noticing. 
  And the administration is certainly not without it failings- promoting 
more wealth redistribution under the guise of medical care to a massive 
voting block and condoning the illegal activity of the Mexicans who 
infiltrate our borders and spit on U.S. sovereignty.  I think, however, 
Dennis seems to agree with the administration on these issues and that 
is why he appears to be pro-Bush.  Bush is the right man for the job- at 
least when compared to the treacherous dirtbags on the left side of the 
ledger.  Dennis knows it and America will benefit from it for at least 
another four.

Let's not lose sight of what happened on 9/11.  Just because Dennis' 
network and all the others won't show the video to the public anymore 
(conspiracy?), doesn't mean Dennis can't talk about it.

And as for the show, I think a studio audience is a great idea.  Dennis 
has always fed off the audience.  The show will benefit greatly from it 
and Dennis will really have a gem of a show going forward.
Uma Pemmaraju- hilarious!
BH


Cpmomcat wrote:

> I agree with all of the above - except I haven't given up on him.  His
new show
> is currently a bore, but I'm hoping that he'll wake up - dump the
sycophant
> posturing and make another dramatic change in his presentation.  I can
hope.
> 
> cp