I’m glad you have a sense of humor, Anderson! I think that’s what a lot of people are lacking.

I think it is funny how some people can not take a joke, and then have the nerve to email you. Personally, I enjoyed your interview with Conan last night, I thought it was funny and that it was a nice break from news related seriousness. Thanks for the interview and also the stalker checklist. It’s nice to know that you have a humorous side.

Anderson,

Jonesing?! This is cracking me up. Just what do you know about jonesing?

Stalkers? Wait, stop the presses!! What have I missed. Somebody, catch me up. Too bad I can’t stalk– I mean live blog with you all. My internet is down temporarily so I’m missing out on all the stalking–I mean all the fun.

Oh, politics, politics! GO, OBAMA! GO!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I’m lovin’ it!

JPH, NY

Dont sweat it AC. Some people just dont know how to take a joke! And i’m revved for the next primary too dude!

So I guess that masking tape and/or electrical tape I put up on the door frames and windows won’t block the incoming transmissions from your clothes via my radiator? But then maybe it’s just the conversation between the radiators on my 2 vehicles that I’m overhearing. Or … others are just jealous because the little voices talk to me.

Seriously, folks, get a sense of humor and lighten up. As Red Skelton once said, “Why take life seriously? You’re not going to get out of it alive anyway.” (Or something like that.) But then, maybe those that were upset did see themselves in nos. 1-3 above.

Keep up the humor … we need more of it (and less PC) in this day and age.

Hi Anderson. As soon as you made that comment on Conan last night I knew there would be people that would be offended. There are always people that are offended. It’s kind of ridiculous. I thought the comment was funny.

PS: Please stop talking to me through my radiator. It’s freaking me out. (Kidding. Kidding. Don’t put me on a list.)

I think that most people who watch your show know your sense of humor, and know that you were joking.
And I think I speak for many viewers by saying that we enjoy your funny stories (John McEnroe!!) and your wit!
By the way: did you try boiled crawfish and gumbo in NOLA? You mentioned the catfish po-boy in the blog, but the variety of great food in Louisiana is just so big I never know where to start.

See you tonight!

Judy
Trier, Germany

Yeah, it doesn’t sound like you’re jonesing for stalkers. I’m guessing most of us could relate to #4 on your list.

Wait, let me get this straight…if you wear a striped tie tonight, doesn’t that mean you are secretly proposing to me? And if you wear a solid colored tie, I think that means we’ll have six more weeks of winter.

Your humor and perspective is appreciated - some people take parsing words to a whole new level.

And this primary race is exciting and fascinating at all levels - every single day! We should all be thankful to live through such a historical event in the making.

Thanks again for the clarification - at least for the benefit of those who aren’t as accepting of the concept of humor …

ANDERSON;
SOME PEOPLE CAN NOT TAKE A JOKE OR TAKE IT THE WRONG WAY. I DONT FIND ANY THINK WRONG WITH IT. SO KEEP UP THE FUN YOU AND ERICA MAKE YOR SHOW SO WORTH WHILE. I LOVE THE LIVE BLOGGING IT IS DIFFERENT. WILL BE WATCHING TONIGHTAND BLOGGING.

JEAN

PRIDE LOUISIANA

Hi Anderson,

Good Lord, you are hilarious. Wait! You mean to tell me that someone seriously thinks you talk to them through the radiator? Wow - that is scary. (I guess that really is not funny when you really stop to think about it. ) Anyhow, your comments made me laugh. Right in the middle or work. Ahem!

Okay, if you are jonesing for more politics, then you are seriously addicted, my friend and you need some therapy. I mean, I love it too, but admittedly I need a break once in a while. But it IS your job and all, so it is a good thing that you are addicted. Carry on.

See you tonight. And please be aware of the radiator lady. Weird! I am not even gonna touch that comment about the ones who think you wear special clothes to communicate. I will give them one thing - they are very imaginative. Yikes!

Hi Anderson, thanks for blogging about this today and setting the record straight. I, for one, think that the bloggers on the live or regular blog, are for the most part, respectful and are the kind who like to learn from other people. I was looking at your list of fan vs. stalker, from #1 to #5. Yikes! It’s pretty scary…

Regarding politics, what can I say, Obama’s on a roll. It will be interesting to see what Hillary’s camp will do next.

Thanks again, Anderson. Have a good day.

Lilibeth
Edmonds, Washington

How about this one for the stalker questions?

6. Has life size plexiglass Anderson Cooper cut out in their family room waiting for the plexiglass person to walk to the kitchen and pour you a cup of coffee each morning? (Sorry, that’s just sad thinking about it.)

Stalker?

Hi Anderson, It seems that some people are defensive or unhappy unless their thoughts are your thoughts. I enjoyed your gig on Conan last night and believe what you said should be taken in the context of the Conan OBrien show. There may be some who see only your serious journalist and news reporter image and cannot digest that you are much more than that and can be humorous using many of your own experiences from the news business. Humans see the world as they are and that tells you a lot about those who consistently make negative comments.

Anderson, I am sorry you have to put up with stalkers. At least you seem to have a sense of humor about it. I thought your inter on Conan last nite was good. I enjoyed it.

So you have had some extra special unwanted personal in person attention given to you by a less than mentally or emotionally no means yes person or what most of us call a stalker. Thanks for the check list.I cant beleive people took you seriously. Is it not obvious that you and your show have a great sense of humor? Hello Anderson is funny!

Anderson,

sorry I missed you on Conan’s show last night. I’ll have to catch it in the repeats….It’s sad that some folks don’t live in the real world…I truly enjoy live blogging and can’t wait for tonight’s show! Thanks for the clarification Anderson!

Haha that was funny, and a little scary. I think you should do lists like that more often. Wish I could do the live blog tonight. I have to say the few times I did the live blog it was fun, you have some very funny viewers.

Don’t sweat it Anderson, some folks just need to get a life!!

Keep up the great journalism as well as the rest of the spectrum you continue to dabble in. You are a true inspiration to your craft and certainly to the up and coming generation of journalists across the globe.

P.S.: On a separate note……..
It’s rather disappointing to learn yourself or Wolf aren’t moderating the Debate in Texas tomorrow. In any event, I hope it will be as captivating as the ones y’all have moderated in the past.

Anderson:
Thanks for the laugh, I needed it today! Dang, and I thought that aluminum foil cone hat I made would provide a direct connection…..

Anderson,
Thanks for having a sense of humor! You should consider becoming a comidian if you get tired of being a newsman : ) I missed connan last night because i had a lot of homework from college, but I’m sure you were really funny. It is hard to have a sense of humor now a days, especially on tv because people will always look for something to criticize you about. Looking forward to the show tonight!

Anderson, maybe the more healthy approach for you is to stop talking about stalkers, period. Telling these stories on late night tv just gives them the attention they are craving.

You’re too funny, Anderson. I can see that you have a cult-following, based on the number of bloggers you attract every night. I suppose having stalkers come with this territory. Thanks for the stalker guidelines. Us ordinary people actually have to watch out for them as well!

Laurie
Toronto, Canada

That’s got to be just about the creepiest list. I admit I was laughing, but it sort of disintegrated into, “hahaa….oh, geez.” As bizarre as that list is, stalker problems are the absolute worst. A friend of mine had an ex-boyfriend stalking her for months. Horrible times, those.
Glad you have a sense of humor about it, though! Otherwise, I doubt the program would attempt to liveblog at all.
And! Last night’s primary coverage was, I think, some of the best there’s been for this election. Lots of interesting discussion, debate, and jokes about the back row- keep it up!

Anderson, how about doing all of 360 tonight in that gruff Mike Gravel voice you used on Conan last night? No?

Sorry that you have to fend off the stalkers and the people who don’t realize they’re stalkers, but I’m glad it hasn’t discouraged you from continuing to live blog.

Anderson:

I too am sorry that you have to put up with stalkers. No wonder you go to remote countries to cover news stories that other people will not cover. I guess that is why in your book you say that you just keep moving, to stay one step ahead. Keep up the good work and try to enjoy yourself sometime.

Susan
Phoenixville,PA

Anderson,

I also find myself jonesing for another primary, this has been so exciting, I am finding myself rushing home,to make sure I don’t miss out. I am in my early fortites and as far as I can remember this primary / election year the is the most exciting/ best!

Clinton and her nitpicking words will not fly…

Thank you for beeing so real. I enjoy reading your blog.

Hey Anderson,

I loved your comment and thanks for the laugh!!!

Hi Anderson,

Missed you on Conan last night. It’s on way past my bedtime here. I agree with the previous comments. You’ve got to have a sense of humor when dealing with all the “bad news’ days we seem to have. You can’t take yourself too seriously. Adding Erica to the program was a great idea. The two of you have great chemistry! I can only imagine the off -air conversations. I’ve enjoyed watching the political coverage to learn about the American election system. (Glad I don’t have to make a decision!) John King’s magic map and commentary are a good aid when the results get too confusing to contemplate.

Keep up the good work. PS: The John McEnroe story was pretty funny!!

I have to get up at 5 am, so no Conan for me, although I would have recorded the show if I had known you were going to be on. Oh, let me check the list,. Wew, recording shows you are on is not on the list so I am not a stalker. Just a loyal viewer.

I am finding the race pretty exciting as well. Even though if the election was tomorrow I would have my vote cast in stone.

Charlotte D
Stockton CA

Hey Anderson,

Number 5 on your list doesn’t apply to me, so I’m glad to say I’m not a stalker! (the distance between Antwerp and New York just makes it too difficult…)
Don’t let those people’s remarks get to you or change your humor, there are plenty of people who love it. (in a non creepy kind of way of course!)
Kristien

ps: thanks for choosing my caption on Monday, you made my day!

I will say the live blogging is interesting. Awaiting moderation is a phrase I see often, just before I’m bumped into the Twilight zone..
I do find a lot of humor in that. Keep laughing and never lose your sense of wit, it will keep life balanced. Take Care

Lorie Ann, Buellton, Calif.

Hey Anderson,
Since the Internet leaves signatures everywhere; it’s pointless to think postings are anonymous which leads to this: sometimes, I post my .02¢, it’s on point, non-life-threatening, properly punctuated & then the mystery moderator tosses it into the virtual wasteland. Wouldn’t it be beneficial to give the disgruntled a well-ventilated room to at least read their thoughts on-line? Profanities aside, there’s no point sterilizing entries into becoming merely a correspondents echo & as one feature of AC360° proudly states, you’d be keeping them honest. I remember one posting a few weeks back, ’twas short, sweet & stated: “I HATE HILLARY” … wow … I’m certain after reading their post, they realized just how ugly that looks & sounds + it’ll save millions on therapy & a few innocents who unfortunately cross paths later in the day … by the bee, nothing tops your appearance on Sesame Street … priceless!

This gave me a good laugh and I so needed that after just one of those days at work that makes you want to leave and never come back….. Ok, enough about my stress.

You were a riot on Conan last night. I thought it was funny. I liked the comments about writing the book and how mad you were.

Ok.. on to politics. I am getting concerned about Obama and his experience level and what detailed solutions/plans does he have and how is he going to fund all these ideas… Who is moderating the debate tomorrow nght. Hopefully that is a key focus area.

Have been way to busy to live blog and catching the show via the rerun mood and therefore too late to blog…

Hope to catch the debate tomorrow night as old man winter is projected to rear its ugly head tomorrow and Friday in the Midwest.

Ok… IS ANYONE ELSE READY FOR SPRING ?????

You know, admitting powerlessness and unmanageability is the first step to recovery. Politics Junkies Anonymous, taking Bill W.’s message to a whole new level… I’ll read the steps if someone makes the coffee. Oh yeah, the AC360 website is supposed to be able to do that.

Item #3 in your handy guide might qualify a person for a DSM-IV TR diagnosis of schizophrenia and really major anti-psychotic meds. And a monthly crazy check compliments of Uncle Sam and our tax dollars. By providing an outlet for them to whig out on you, you are helping to provide income for them. See if CNN’s accountants can count it as a charitable donation. You should all get a few benefits from this, right?

All joking aside, I’ve actually counseled stalkers and abusers and schizophrenics before, and it can be pretty scary. Some of these people really do think someone is talking to them through a tie. They really have no sense of reality or boundaries with anyone. I would be remiss as a professional if I didn’t tell you to be careful. So I just did.

And now, I’m going to design our slip chips for Political Junkies
Anonymous. I’m sure we’ll all need a dozen or so before November.

Anderson,

I, too, am sorry about you having to deal with those crazies. I had an inkling something would explode once you said that on Conan… *sigh*. People takes things way too seriously.

I thought you were great on Late Night. I totally agree with Fay… you need to do that Mike Gravel voice again. Oh, my God… that was hilarious.

I’m sorry things have gotten bad, but just keep on keepin’ on. And, if things keep getting out of hand, you can always so no to the live blog. We’d understand.

Have a good night!

Claire
Birmingham, AL

Anderson,

I appreciate your effort to attempt to explain the comment that you made on Conan last night, however, I get the feeling that you were asked to clear this up before it got out of hand.

As usual the comments to your post today are supportive of what you are saying, but although I do have a sense of humor and I am willing to give you the benefit of the doubt, I still found your comment somewhat offensive. I know that I am in the minority, but if others feel this way I think even you realize that they would be hesitant to tell you. I guess I just don’t share your particular sense of humor.

I have been blogging on 360 almost since the blog began and I always try to submit intelligent and thoughtful comments to this blog as well as the live blog.

I hope that the live blogging is not something that management has forced you to do because if that is true it makes it unpleasant for everyone.

If the things that you listed are really happening to you you have my sympathies.

Jo Ann
North Royalton, Ohio

Yikes, AC! You have stalkers? That is creepy! Sorry I missed Conan. I fell asleeo sometime after Obama started speaking. Zzzzzzzzzz. I love this live blogging and the addition of Erica Hill! I’ll check again, but I don’t think that I’ve received any secret communications from you, outer space or anyone else lately! Have a great night!

Dude…that was funny!

Radiator? The only radiator I have is on my car’s engine. Since the car is parked outside, I won’t be able to hear you if you try to communicate with me via the radiator, lol!!

Right on, Anderson! We all thoroughly enjoy the liveliness, insights and good humor of your show and of your blog. You and your team are probably the best in political reporting and analyses on television today - keep up the good work!

LOL! #3! *raises hand, guilty* And after the lunar eclipse, I’ll be taking a break from sky watching, taking off my tin foil antenna hat, just to see what you’ll be wearing tonight like every night. Don’t kid yourself out of danger tho, I’ll be tuning back up the HAMM right after the show, broadcasting my full report to the leader of an unnamed planet in a galaxy far far away lol.

Seriously.

Why would ppl complain about something so tongue and cheek as if you owe them something???

Even weirder, why would ppl dare stalk an anchor or investigative reporter. Y’all could investigate anyone including a stalker at the drop of hat if you really had too. If the stalker doesn’t know you have the means to turn the tables on them and expose them, then they’re ballsy beyond or insane. Either way you could really do some damage to them if you wanted to.

Well, gotta get back to tuning everything up for the lunar eclipse…see ya on the dark side of the moon lol.

Anderson,

LOL! This post literally made me laugh out loud!
I’m glad you care about your viewers, most people don’t.

I understand where you’re coming from about the political obsession. I just can’t seperate myself from it. CNN is the only television network that is on in my house as of now. And of course, it’s always on coughAC360cough comes on.

As for the stalker comment you made on Conan, I wasn’t offended my it and I don’t see why people should freak about it either.

Jordan, Lubbock TX

So your red tie wasn’t actually code for “I like soup.” Say it isn’t so!

Anderson,

I enjoyed your interview on Conan last night. Perhaps on a future interview you’ll have another book for him to use as a coaster or toothbrush?

That list of yours made me laugh, something I’m sorely in need of lately. Thanks.

I was sick last night and your Conan appearance was the lone bright spot. You had me cracking up! I would think anyone who watches and reads you with any regularity would “get” your slighly skewed sense of humor, but evidently not - or maybe it just hit a little too close to home.

That list would be funny if it weren’t so sad and true. Seriously though, maybe you should start your own “Top 5 List” as a regular feature.

BTW, you totally nailed Gravel!

You have a great sense of humor ..the list was hysterical!
My girlfriends actually call me an Anderson stalker because I watch your show every night! I will continue to watch…from a distance!

Very funny but also so freaking creepy! So is Erica Hill going to be part of your show –live from NY? I have only been able to catch bits and pieces the last few weeks but was glad to see her in NY. I compare your “what were they thinking” to David Letterman’s top ten (although both of you are usually much funnier). As the other blogger stated you have wonderful chemistry and make a great team.

Your show is the only news program I can watch. You give the important information, however, you do not make me feel as though I need to home school my children. I turn it off feeling as though there are still more good people in the world than wacko’s. Atleast until I read this blog! Anyway, please stay safe and keep doing what you are doing!

Anderson,

After reviewing you guidelines to an “Anderson stalker”, I have come to the conclusion that I do not apply.
I think it’s great that you’re willing to participate in live blogging and interacting with your viewers, it shows a lot about you and how much you care about the people who watch you.

I completly understand about the political obsession. I just can’t seperate myself from it. CNN is the only television network that is on in my house these days. Politics is a major addiction.

Ross, Lubbock TX

Anderson,
Thank God seeing you in dreams didn’t make the list!

I did see you in a dream where I was ordering pizza ( of all things) for the family and our esteemed guest–you. The weird thing was this happened just before the pizza blogging, remember?
Anyway, when I woke up and remembered the dream, I started telling my children all about this dream and Anderson Cooper in our house. They pointedly cut me off with “Who’s Anderson Cooper?”

Did I bust your bubble? Not to worry, I’ll set those kids straight!

Keep up the great job.

Rosify
Columbus, Ohio

Jeesh people these days, their so uptight. Pretty hilarious of your “handy guide” it cracked me up. I do also find these primaries intriguing and interesting by the minute, most of my friends are like WHAAAT?? So I’m their politics/news updater, I just have to usually translate it in easier terms.

Also, I hope you do get to read this but I do want to become a news reporter one day, do you have any tips or what not? I’ll probably ask later when there is some of that live blogging.

Lates!

Cold Kristin in Rainy Southern California

Yeah…I started to laugh, and then I went the “Gee, that’s kinda scary” route. I was once stalked (and am a habitual call-screener to this day because of it), and you try to keep your sense of humour and don’t let it affect how you live your life. But people trying to get into your home…blows my mind.

As a person who has been stalked, I know a little about the subject. Since I have heard you tell this story about the woman getting into your car after the book signing more than once, perhaps you should consider not telling it anymore, at least not on national television, which gives this woman the attention she probably wants from you. I realize it’s none of my business…. just sayin’.

Hey Anderson! I’m bummed I missed Connan. I too cannot get enough of this race, almost everyday another new twist. Overwhelming, but oh so enticing! For the first time in too long, it seems as though the public is REALLY paying more attention to what is happening here in the U.S. and abroad. It is inspiring to me to see that people are no longer satisfied with knowing where the candidates stand on the basic issues (the economy, abortion, etc), but are requiring them to address larger issues like global warming, human rights issues here and throughout the world, and the war in Iraq. So, thank you for all that you do to bring awareness to your viewers. Your seemingly undying dedication, integrity, and sense of humor have breathed new life into the nightly news and journalism. Keep up the great work! You ARE making a difference.

Johna W. Sacramento, CA

Anderson,
I see that this primary gives you a jolt, but could we get an update from Michael Ware or Nic Robertson on what’s going on in Iraq. There seems to be an up swell of violence lately, and I just read that Muqtada al-Sadr might not renew a six-month cease fire that is due to expire on Saturday.

The AP article also stated that the al-Sadr cease fire has contributed to the reduction of violence since mid-2007 along with the increase of U.S. military (the surge of troops) and the creation of Sunni-dominated groups funded by the U.S. military to fight al-Qaida in Iraq.

The war in Iraq is still a very important issue to the voters during this primary, and even more important to the families who have loved ones serving in Iraq.

I’m so, so glad I passed that little questionaire…HAHA!

Hi Anderson!!

I really like the live blogging!!!! I have had the journalism bug since I was about 7 years old,and I definitely love the fact that you can be watching your T.V. and talk to you while you’re doing the show……I’ll tell ya, it is the ULTIMATE news experience!!! Thank you 4 bringing that 2 us as viewers, fans, and news junkies!!
Can’t wait to see the show!!!!!

Anderson,

Hi. Your political coverage last night was great–I love the
extended time for analysis and so forth. I look forward to the
next event. Sorry I missed you on Conan. Thankfully, many of
your interviews show up on YouTube at some point–before
reruns.

I really enjoy your live blogging–the momentum is great.
For myself, it’s hard to write much of substance in the brief commercial breaks–and still concentrate on the program.
I always read them, though.

I marvel at the pace you keep in all you do–I look forward
to seeing you tonight.

Anderson,

I can’t believe there were so many who didn’t have a sense of humor about your comments from last night!! I love your list and laughed out loud, though at the same time just thinking about the fact that these are things you have probably experienced made me cringe. I hope the majority of the people here associate with number 4 and had the same reaction.

I always enjoy your interviews on talk shows because you always have funny or interesting (or both) stories to tell about your experiences. I’m heading to Egypt in just over a week for my own first international adventure and hope to have my own stories to tell when I get back!

Looking forward to the show tonight and you’re right, things are really heating up now with the election and its only going to get more exciting as the upcoming months lead up to the general election!

Jamie

I love it when your wonderful sense of humor comes out and wish I’d see it more often!

In my life I’ve never paid attention to a primary. This is exciting! I campaigned for Obama in New York during our primary but never dreamed he’d get this far.

This is my take on Obama vs Clinton. During the New Hampshire primary a woman was interviewed who expressed my feelings. She said, “yes I want change but I don’t think it’s Hillary’s kind of change. Throw them ALL out and start over.”

The last seven years have been a disaster. So we all turned out in 2006 to vote democats into Congress & the Senate. But nothing changed!!!

I’m fed up with politics as usual and that’s what Hillary is. We have huge problems that can only be solved if Dems & Reps work together. Hillary and Bill are polarizing and she can’t pull that off.

I have “hope” that Obama can bring us together to deal with the problems. He has the potential to be a great president.

Anderson, I loved the surprise twist ending to the stalker story you told last night on Conan. As well as the Nicole Richie barbs. You have a great sense of humor.

Angelo
New York

I can’t help it but laughed so hard after reading your stalker guidelines. I understand your situation surrounded by stalkers but the meantime, I think the paparazzi are worse as stalkers. I am just a loyal viewer as well as fan. But, I am very interesting what you’d been doing in Africa and other stories you had been experienced. So, I am wondering what’s on for tonight about the upcoming election.

So let me see if I’m understanding this correctly. Whenever you wear the red tie with white polka dots, that’s NOT your way of saying “J.P., call me girl, CALL ME! I want to reminisce about the time I met you and your friends in my office? Okay, well I can take a hint just as long as we’re still cool with the hidden message of the purple tie. Some may think all of this weird, but Nicholas Cage is thinking plotline for a third National Treasure movie, mmm hmmm.

In the end, don’t sweat the small stuff, Anderson. Just keep doing the great job you’re doing and get busy with another book!

J.P.

Anderson… I’ve read some of your comments in past articles and on some “other” shows and from what I’ve read…You’re humor is usually in the gutter! And I love it! Too bad you can blog some of that.

Keep it up, AC.

Tim
Florida

Anderson…
I thought you loved me the way I love you…lol……Just kidding…I thought that was funny!!! Do you really have stalkers? I did joke with my mom and told her that if the child I am carring was a boy I was going to name him anderson..(hopefully it is a girl..lol)

Anderson:
Though I haven’t participated in the live blogging, it looks like many viewers actively blog during AC360. But to be honest, I would rather blog on topical issues where I can think through what I would like to communicate or contribute to the blog. No to say live blogging is not captivating, but it is just not my thing.

As for the stalkers….creepy.

I saw your Conan appearance and thought that line was one of your best. Some people find fault with everything. I’m sorry that the naysayers made you feel like you had to apologize for what was obviously a humorous comment.

Looking forward to the rest of the primaries and perhaps even a brokered convention. IF there is a brokered convention will the best political team be your entourage at the convention?

Annie Kate
Birmingham AL

Hi Anderson,
You were so awesome guest on Conan O’Brien show, you are so funny, I watched you during interview with Conan, You always joking people or even me, and I laughed so hard being stalker joke, lol! I’m thankful you are safe with guard, I am not stalker, just best person viewer, love your show AC360 everynight plus Monday thru Friday. I will see you soon tonight AC360 at 7pm/10pm.
P.S. I couldn’t wait see you soon.
Megan D.
Shoreline, WA

Anderson,

I like the way you are - the sense of humour, thanks for the joke and waiting for your show to start in an hour time.

Josie
Malaysia

Hehe that’s funny!

I saw on you Conan O’ Brien last night, you were great and very funny. People just take things way too seriously!

Anyways, I am really enjoying all the election coverage. It keeps getting more and more interesting.

Looking forward to tonight’s show!
Thanks for blogging.

I think its great that you have a sense of humor about it all. I was wondeing if, because you’re so involved with the 2008 election, sometimes it gets hard to stay nuetral? Do you ever just wanna throw your own opinion in to the mix? And, by the way, what is your opinion?

what about brown nosing? looks like alot of that is going on . . . even you Anderson. (snicker)

Anderson, I know what you mean about getting the next political fix! This has been the most exciting year in politics in a long, long time!!!
Last night my daughter and saw Barack Obama in Houston and it was amazing! 18,000 people cheering and listening and INVOLVED!!!
We’re ALL political junkies! What fun!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Look how desperate Hillary is, she uses her endorsed folks, ” The New York Times” to smear Mccain and tarnish his image to hope that the polls will reflect that she’s just as electable against Mccain. Let’s see if this holds up with the superdelegates.

Anderson,

I have to say my favorite part of the show is when you and Erica Hill have your chat. You 2 are great together. Loved the old photos you had of each other last night….oo funny.
Keep up the great work!
Lovin’ 360!!!!

Anderson,
Why has the CNN networks spent to much energy telling us what Hillary Clinton needs to do to win. Why are you not supporting the front runer as much as you are Senator Clinton, saying what he needs to do to win this quickly without the Super Delegates.

I would hate to think that we as a nation have had record turnouts have told our party who we want to be President and then find they go with former President Clinton in some backroom and tell us who we “should have” instead. Why bother voting.

It reminds me of the early history of this country when the people voted and then the Congress and Senate decided who they would have instead. Have we backpeddled that much.?

This is really funny. I didn’t know what to think for a second as I continued to read the post….funnny, that’s all I have to say. I just want to say it is really conforting to know that I can watch real journalism on t.v. everyday withy your show after a long day in class. It is both interesting and entertaining. My favorite sections are “keeping them honest”. Keep up the good work. -Erin

Well, of course the only people who were offended actually do stalk you.

Everyone else thinks you’re hysterical, Anderson. It’s quite all right.

But on a more personal note, I actually do believe that you’re trying to communicate with me by wearing certain clothing.

Love the tie tonight, by the way.

Just to be clear on things,

If the authorities have merely left messages on my voice mail asking me not to contact you any more.

All of my attempts to get into your apartment have failed.

and

Your secret communicatinons to me come in the form of my neighbor’s dog barking your messages to me over the fence.

That makes me zero for three and not a stalker, right Anderson … right? … Anderson?

Hey Anderson . It’s nice to know someone has a great sense of humor indeed. You bring smiles to lots of people you don’t really know. You’re a hero.

Hi Anderson,
I thought your interview with Conan was funny. Your stalker story was scary, I can’t imagine worrying like you must have to.
Take care and looking forward to the post-debate commentary tonight.