Good Evening everyone. Glad to be back tonite. I was sick yesterday, but am feeling much better. hope you like the program tonite..

Good Evening Anderson,

Glad you are feeling better. I can’t wait to hear about Joe Andrew changing his endorsement and the response.

Good evening Anderson, Erica and bloggees.

Happy Thursday and welcome back to the studio Anderson

welcome back Anderson

Welcome back Anderson, I dont watch the show when your not anchoring…Hello Erica and Bloggers….

I think all of us feel a little ill with the way this election has turned so sour. Hopefully we all won’t implode before November.

Hello Anderson, Erica, and Bloggers!
I was so surprised Joe Andrew is withdrawing his endorsement of Hillary Clinton to switch to Barack Obama, that is not good news for Hillary Clinton…………..

Good evening all. Great conversations that last time I was on, I think on Tuesday. Always a great conversation.

Hey Anderson, I hope that you are feeling better today!!! It is great to be watching 360 on my birthday!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Man, time flies by really, really fast!!!!!!!!!!!!

I can not believe on how quick people are seeming to drop their endorsements and back another candaidate. Also, how the Wright issue just seems to be more important to the media that the state of the economy. Hopefully the real issues will be talked about soon. This election is really very exciting looking forward to the crime and punishment segement. Take care!!!!!

I am not surprised that Hillary is catching up to Obama after all of the flack he is getting about the Wright fiasco.

How many did Hillary pick up today?

I don’t think losing the gas tax will help anything at all.

I’m starting to think that some of these Superdelegates are just looking for White House jobs.

Joe Andrews posted a letter explaining his change from Clinton to Obama - the reason he cited - NOT that Obama would be a better President - NOT EVEN that Obama would be a better general election candidate - he said that, for the good of the party, superdelegates should jump to Obama and end the primary - to me this is not a compelling reason to support someone for President of the United States - too much is at stake - go Hillary!

I agree with Cindy, about the gas tax.

Hi, I hope you are feeling better! It is such great news that Joe Andrew decided to do the right thing and vote for the Obama! I appreciated that he mentioned the fact that his not pandering on the gas tax that is so typical of “old” politics was one of the tipping points. It is nice to see someone stick up to the old attack machine.

The gas tax is what, 18 cents a gallon? So we all would save like $2 each fill-up. WHOA, THAT JUST FIXES EVERYTHING. /sarcasm

I think with all of this Rev. Wright mess, the Obama campaign is begging delegates to come to his side. he is probably promising them the moon.

Obama is a fool for not going for a tax relief for fuel. I need to fill up 7 tractor trailers at least twice a week. Give a break now while they work on a solution.

I do not trust people who change their minds after backing a candidate. I still can not find it in my heart or mind to back that man.

I think the sups are tired of HRC’s antics.
Something is playing out behind the scenes
that is not public knowledge .

Tom Foreman! Long time, no see! He’s great! Nobody can explain something the way he can.

I think some of the superdelegates who were originally going to vote for Obama but hadn’t said it publicly will vote now for Hillary after the Wright thing and her catching him in the national polls so her losing one won’t matter.

These superdelegates are all calculating how they can best benefit by who they endorse and when without incuring the risk of being wrong. Joe Andrew apparently decided that with his state voting, his political capital gets maximized now.

The DNC is slitting it’s own throat. They wrote the rules and now they are upset because the primary schedule they wrote is actually going down to the wire. If they didn’t want primary contest after 1 April, they should change their rules.

What happens if Clinton and Obama are even or almost even in delegates after all is said and done? That’s the real question.

I cannot imagine the pandimonium that would take place if the Super-delegates rule against the vote of the people.

I think the gas tax cut is more of a PR thing than a money saver.

@Chuck: That is exactly what they are doing. I can’t understand why they waited so long because neither Obama nor Clinton have changed their positions on any of the issues. I guess they were just waiting to see who was likely to win the nomination before they gave their endorsements.

@ Cindy and Sarah: I did the math. 60 gallons of gas a month times 18.5 cents savings is $11.10 per month times 3 months or $33.10.

Can’t wait to see the crime and punishment segment. That seems very interesting.

Kathy, I actually heard an interview with Joe Andrews today and he mentioned that he told neither campaign this was his intention before announcing. It was a shock. He said that he did it purely based on principle and his own conscious. It really is nice to see a politician make a hard political decision based on their fundamental principles.

If they are even, then it will go to the super-duper delegates

Minou,
I agree with you!!!! I love Tom Foreman “This week”

Happy Birthday Taran!

Chuck, the DNC is changing the rules. Next time it’s winner take all on M, W, F, proportional on T, Th, Sat. and alternates on Sunday. States with more than 2 vowels in their name get disenfranchised.

There is lots of talk about the Super Delegates not wanting to take the nomination away from the candidate who has won the people’s vote. I’m curious as to how many of the Super Delegates that have declared are supporting the candidate that their state/district suported? Where would their votes fall out if they all voted based on how thier respective states voted?

I can see why people like Obama. I just finished reading his last book and if he still stands for all the values and beliefs he describes there, he can really bring much needed change to this country.
It is going to be a tough choice between the two democratic candidates.

I don’t understand why they want to end the primary, can anyone explain? I can think of a myriad of reasons to continue the primary to the end, but how does the party profit from ending it sooner?

Cindy, Senator Clinton is proposing the the gas tax be lifted from us and that the oil companies pay the taxes for us out of their profits. With her plan there will be no lose of “tax” revenues to the public works that they support. Obama keeps calling it the “Clinton/McCain’ plan, but, their plans are vastly different.

@Chuck in Alabama: If the Democrats selected their nominee the same way that the Republicans do or if the media had told the voters about Wright earlier this would be all over.

‘Andrew said he has grown increasingly impressed with Obama’s “thoughtful,” “calm,” and “temperate” responses to everything from the gas tax holiday that both Clinton and McCain are advocating to the flaps over Michigan and Florida…….’

Obama FTW!!!!!

Lisa, you are absolutely right. He is an elitist, too. Out of touch with the world around him. We, the Democrats, will be just fine in the fall if Hillary is the nominee.

Funny how Bill’s approval rating is higher than his wife’s.

Probably more haven’t jumped ship yet because they want to make sure Hillary doesn’t get the coronation, oops nomination.

Why is BIll shunning the media? Are they afraid he might say something he shouldn’t?

Cindy, I respectfully disagree with your belief. In fact I think Obama handled it extremely well and I have heard many super delegates have in fact felt a great comfort in the way this has been put to rest. The Media is making much more of this than they are in their reasoning. This is why Obama is consistently picking up more than Clinton. They realize Wright is a dead issue that has been truly beaten to death. Time to move on to the General and take back the White House.

Give me a break! Joe Andrews switching his endorsement to Obama at this point is laughable. Nothing like pandering. What the heck is he REALLY thinking?

It appears as if some folks are jumping ship with respect to Barack Obama. That’s really too bad! It will be a wait and see game, that’s for sure!

I was never for Bill but he seems to speak the truth about the results and what we should consider…

Oh. I agree JoAnn. I’m just arguing that they did a bad job of planning the schedule. The DNC never thought it would end up with two viable candidates.

SEN Obama’s Plan to the gas is the same as President’s Bush… “NOTHING”,,,atleast SEn Clinton is proposing something…I need relief..Not 5yrs from now..but NOW…sweeping Rev Wright under the rug and he is talking about Gas tax….another Hoodwink

@ Chuck in Alabama…but it won’t save us much money in the long run. And everyone knows that the gas companies will add the cost back in somewhere.

All the DNC “leaders” that are turning their backs on the Clintons are forgetting - the only Democrat to win the White House for two terms in the last 80 years was ….. Bill Clinton. I’m afraid some members of my party are addicted to losing….

Hi everyone,

Can anyone tell me what happened to the elected delegates that John Edwards won? I think it was somewhere in the vicinity of 200. Can they now go to either Clinton or Obama?

Brian, the longer the race is, the greater the chance of the candidates being torn down thus making it easier for the GOP to do it in the general election.

I agree with you more Michael in NC

Bottom line, Obama still has a more favorable rating according to the polls, more delegates and more votes. Despite the fact that his lead may be smaller, he is still leading. Hopefully the coverage of Rev. Wright will finally cease and we can get on with what is important. Please!

If Hillary doesn’t win do you think she will run as an independent?

Come on folks Bill Clinton knows what he is doing!

John King and David Gergen tonight, now that’s good stuff. The two of them are great, they speak the truth with no garbage.

Edwards only has about 26 delegates - they are free to support whoever they want at the convention

It would make sense to me if the two would just run together. If the sole purpose of each of thier campaign is to unite the American people and move down a greater path, I have no doubt that the two of them could accomplish this. Both are young so multiple terms would not be far fetched. This whole media fiasco that both of them are going through is beginning to get very ridicolous and annoying many voters.

Lisa you are EXACTLY right…you know…i say the CLINTONS should NOT campaign for the Obama;s when he gets the nomination…”The Obama supports call them names and devisive, why would they need their help? Let them loose the election on their own…Obama will not get my vote

Jim,

“If Hillary doesn’t win do you think she will run as an independent?”

That would be the political end of Hillary Clinton. That would guarantee a McCain win.

The DC Madam killing herself was a surprise to me. I guess people will do anything to get out of going to prison. Feel sorry for the mom, she found her. That had to be terrible.

If she runs as an Independent, I will Support her ALL the way…She has MY vote

@ JoAnn: Thanks for the Mrs. Obama thesis information. I read the entire thesis last night. I made up my own mind on Mrs. O. Then I read my senior thesis today and realized how much I have changed (for the better!)

Bill is shunning the media because, everytime he opens his mouth, they make sure it’s spun so that it offends someone and embarrases his wife. He’s not doing stump speeches for the media, he’s trying to speak to the people.

Janna> Ah I see. I didn’t know if it was funding or what. If thats the case, I think the GOP has more than enough ammo already, may as well fight it out till the end.

Hi, everyone…finally with you.

my browser was v e r y sloooow tonight as i was trying to log on

David Gergen is always right on the money! He knows of what he speaks! And he’s in Toronto? Almost in my neighbourhood!

Candy keeps talking about perception. Perception IS reality.

hi erica glad to see you made it

@Renee: You are welcome. Based on what Michelle Obama has said since the campaign began, unlike you, she has not changed her views.

Jason-Riverview, FL> Losing is having McCain in office don’t you think? Obama may be very flawed in the eyes of a Hillary supporter like myself, but at the end of the day Obama is most certainly the lesser of two evils if he gets the nom.

hello, Erica : ) It’s the ” slow browser rotation system”… must have been your turn.

Are the Clinton’s willing to put the Democrat Party back together after they rip it apart?

If many of the Obama voters of the earlier primaries knew then what they now know about Obama, they would have voted differently. This is why Hillary is now winning primaries and seeing higher polls. Obama may squeak out the democratic nominee, but a win in the general election is impossible.

What this junk about Hillary bringing the party down by staying in the race? The primary is still in play, by the alleded rules of the DNC. So, let iy play out, for goodness sake. What are these people thinking?

I think this is one of the rare times I disagree with David Gergen.

I don’t believe all of these Obama supporters who are new voters, Independents and cross-over Republican voters are going to vote “down ticket”.

Hillary Clinton has the support of more longtime Democratic voters who will more likely vote down ticket.

Sounds like the superdelegates are panicking.

I agree with the poll Anderson, I am a democrate and I am getting so sick of this election. It is very draining. Can we just vote now and get it out the way!!!!!

No matter which wins the nomination. I believe the choice of running mate is going to have a major impact for both parties.

Candy Crowley is right..she is also a great journalist…really enjoy your reporting Candy

The superdelegates know that the Clinton machine is broken. Obama’s machine is brand new and ready to roll.

oh John King-from your lips to God’s ears!

Candy is right, the democrats need to stop flinging poo and bridge the gap and smooth the edges to keep a positive outlook for future electability.

I hope you all at AC360 know how much we love Candy and David! They always add a passive, clear opinion that is right on target.

I absolutely respect David Gergen, he is very wise. Obama is definitely the logical and best choice for down the ticket.

I think ti will go to the convention no matter what happens.

A lot of people that i have talked to have said that they are tired of this long election and they were going to vote for hilliary, but now they are vote for macain.

@Barb I agree. That was certainly the case in the primary elections in my state. The presidential race had lots more votes than the down ballot race. people were voting in just the one race.

Anderson - you wouldn’t believe how many women drink while they are pregnant. Maybe their addiction is that strong or they simply don’t care.

I agree Michael, I agree

That’s terrible! A drunk pregnant woman, what was she thinking? or not thinking that is.

Whoa! What’s the priority here? CNN intl just cut into AC 360, for the Hong Kong Torch lighting. I don’t think so! Give me Anderson and Erica!

the pregnant drunk woman is absolutely disgusting but pregnant women drinking or using drugs happens all to often, unfortunately

Cindy, I agree with you. I think that Hillary will take it to the convention. It will be up to the Super delegates.

I wonder if the DC Madam’s “little Black Book” is on its way to the NY Times?

Denise-
I have heard the same from past Obama supporters…wonder why the strong change of winds.

Ann from Indiana> Have you missed the polls? She has supporters, she has every right to keep fighting. If Obama can’t take it, he won’t be able to take McCain. Obama has attacked just as much, he is far from above “old politics”.

Eight months pregnant and still drinking? What was she thinking??

1 year, THATS IT?!?
that is an injustice!

How do you claim you are innocent if you are drunk and 8 months pregnant???

At the end of the day, I think the Democrats will unite. The stakes are too high and the risks too great for the parties not to do that. Whether it is Senator Obama or Senator Clinton. Chosing the running mate is going to be tricky. They will get pressure to put the other on their ticket, I think.

I don’t think it will go to the convention. The superdelegates will be forced to decide and pick a candidate in June. June should prove to be an exciting month if that is the case.

I live in West Virginia and i was lucky enought to see the Former Pres. Clinton speak to a decent sized crown at West Virginia Univ. he did take the crowds questions. I dont see why they are trying to make it sound like the Clintons are trying to hide.

Conspiracy theory of the night: Did the DC Madam have ‘help’ from an as yet unknown client?

Why are we all judging a woman we know nothing about?

She ought to be charged with attempted murder.

OK, in all fairness, experts HAVE said that one drink while pregnant is fine. When your resistance is low, perhaps one drink is enough to impair.

NY post is reporting some members of the congress are leasing cars that are expensive as $900.00 a month on tax payers back, now that is holy blank that John King was talking about.

@mike in syracuse, that was almost the exact comment I was going to make

More than 15 million people have voted for Obama - more than 15 million people have voted for Clinton - why is it that Clinton is the one that is tearing the party apart and must drop out of the race?

I agree with you guys! I don’t like drunk or drugs during pregnant…. that is so bad thing to babies!!!!

McCain will eat Clinton alive if she wins the nomination

Mike from Syracuse NY - I wouldn’t doubt it. I’m sure she getting pressure from all sides.

Mona-thats CRAZY!!! Thanks for the eye-opener.

I agree, Clinton won’t defeat McCain ..

@Jo Ann in Ohio. that is a good question about the DC’s madam’s :little black book” on its way to the NY Times.

It was actually a great speech. But mostly about Energy Crisis.

I don’t understand how McCain has any supporters, it seems so counterintuitive to any public opinion polls. Boggles my mind.

Listening with interest to the commentary about Clinton and Obama. I’m a registered republican who is watching with great interest what these dems will do. I and other republicans I know will jump for joy to vote for Obama if they get it right and nominate him.
On the other hand if Clinton gets the nomination it will be the first time since I started voting at the age of 18 (I’m 53 now) that I’ll seriously consider not voting.
John McCain- no thanks! Not the choice for Americas future!

It will be a huge disappointment if the Democrats who had a good chance of getting the White House this election allow the chaos and bickering to turn off voters and cause them to turn to McCain. Four more years of Republican rule would be disastrous.

I received an email today from the GOP announcing a McCain fundraiser. Romney is going to host it. Approx. $2,300 for a ticket to attend. McCain / Romney would be an interesting combination ticket. It’s amazing that they are talking to each other now.

That piece from John King was great, thats some of the McCain dissection that I have been waiting for on your show. Thanks John.

Since Obama started campaigning, I’ve lost interest in him. I would still support him as VP on Clinton’s ticket because after eight years as VP, I believe he will be ready to be president. I hate the way he is continually insulting to Senator Clinton. He has never shown her the same level of respect she has shown him. Senator Clinton needs to stay in the race.

It’s interesting how much the democrats are dominating the media, enthusiasm, and campaign contributions.
Even with the democrats slaughtering each other, does McCain actually have a chance? I’m thinking no…

Ann, this is not a popularity contest. This is about electing someone with experience to lead this nation in the most perilous times we have ever known. If you don’t understand this, it would be useless to name the perils.

I think Clinton or Obama will hold their own just fine in the general election. Surely people have enough sense to realize that we cannot stand 4 more years of Republican politics.

It’s amazing that anyone is still supporting Obama after his obvious dishonesty about the Rev. Wright issue. It’s not even about what Wright said at this point; it’s about Obama acting as though he wasn’t aware of Wright’s views (for 20 years), and how, in the span of a few weeks, went from saying he couldn’t disassociate himself from Wright anymore than he could disassociate himself from the “black community.” Well, now he has disassociated himself from Wright. Is the “black community” next? Why are people standing by this opportunist liar?

The coin toss has been for decades the way to settle elections that are in a tie. Why not here since neither candidate can reach the magic number of 2005? Both candidates could encourage their supporters to acceot the results ahead of time and there is no reason for anyone to claim foul. This is a way to unite the party.

McCain has to bear the Irag War albatross. Independents who usually lean right will lean left over that issue.

Kate> Agreed. In my mind the election may as well end after the democratic nomination is decided. No chance, unless Americans all have a communal stroke at the voting booth and mark the wrong box.

If anyone says inexperience in the White House does not matter, does anyone remember the Carter Years.

President Carter is a wonderful man, but was not ready for the White House. I think Obama is in the same place.

This “bridge to nowhere” thing reminds me of the carpetbaggers during the civil war who bled southern states dry getting govt. contracts to build “imaginary railroads.”

I disagree. McCain will not eat her alive in the fall. There are too many fed up and have no desire to continue with more of the same.for another 4 years. Also McCain admits freely that he is challanged economically. Therefore, with all the damage on the economic front at home he has several strikes against him even before the fall. Hillary can with this.

Its pretty funny to hear both sides-one saying McCain will tear the dem nominee apart, the other saying he has no chance. I can’t speak for all, but where I’m from, there are LOTS of McCain supporters…maybe because it’s a small town with lots of conservatives…who knows.

This story is unbelievable. Thank God it didn’t slip by….makes me wonder how many DID get by unnoticed!

You have to be kidding–so are they required to do the inter-change?

Barbara Walters and the word “affair” should not be mentioned in the same sentence

Hillary requested 2.9 billion for earmarks? Are you kidding me? Is she going to use this to fund the gas tax holiday

One of those drowning victims was a couple weeks ago here in Minneapolis, but in yesterday’s paper, the cops responded to a local news report on the “smiley face” thing saying that wasn’t the case. I wonder if they’re just trying to keep everyone calm.

Do we really need to know about Barbara Walters’ sex life? That is like thinking about our parents having sex. That gross and therapy is too expensive.

Angel Manners - I was thinking the same thing. Why would Barbara Walters have an affair with a married guy? That’s so weird.

And we really don’t need that Interchange at the end of Coconut Road. I happen to live exactly at the end of that road and we have I-75 interchanges into each direction from here about 4 miles apart. I just don’t know what they were thinking by investing $10 million for a useless other interchange that would just have destroyed the serene and beautiful scenery along side Coconut Road.

This road to nowhere thing is actually very common - lawmakers tack on provisions to bills all the time - they don’t even have to identify who authored the provisions - and the fact is, most lawmakers do not read the bills before they vote - they get a summary from their aides and then they vote

Angel- my thoughts exactly. LOL . I shuddered…

why do these people come out and tell us details about affairs from like thirty yrs. ago. ? what good does it do to tell us this?

I guess I’m the only one interested in Barbara Walter’s sex life. D: Oh well.

it’s an interesting discussion tonite. It’s also interesting to read the differing opinions about what will happen in the general election. It always seems to me impossible to predict what will happen at this stage. There are so many variables, so many unknowns. Its why those general election polls always seem so worthless to me. I think back to the polls about kerry and bush at this time of the year in the last election.

Earmark spending simply amazes me. At work, we are scrutinized with our spending and need to stay within 1% of our spending plan each month. Our government, on the other hand, appears to have an open book.

Since when do serial killerswork in concert? Expecially over 11 states. Sounds a bit far fetched.

Angel Manners, that is fantastic! hahaha

She was pretty hot in the 70s though, she turned down Clint Eastwood back in the day…

(or at least I think it was Clint Eastwood, my memory is pretty horrid really)

Anderson- too true. I know people who switch their minds more than their underwear, so I know the opinion of the general public is going to sway on a daily basis.

Darla and Jennifer,

I agree with you both. My thoughts are maybe he wasn’t married at the time or she was led to believe that he wasn’t married or the relationship was in limbo or the guy was separated? People always try to tarnish the reputations of successful people.

V.

I guess the fact that Barbara Walters wrote about this affair in her book now makes this man’s identity news…I have a lot of respect for Barbara, no matter what! She is human though.

Right on the nose, Anderson. I dont’ follow polls either. I’m thinking the outcome of this election just might suprise us all.

The smiley face is creepy. Unless it has
been reported in media that the happy face
is left at the scene.

Anderson, I agree with you too…….. I agree with Michael in NC…….

That is all this country needs a “network of serial killers,” now people are going to be afraid to leave their house. I am going to stick with what the FBI is saying.

at least nowadays serial killers can be tracked from state to state.
before computer technology these murders from state to state were rarely linked together

Strange that he killers could, or would work in concert?
The geography is the least problematic.
Look how we are communicating. It’s a nightmare of a story no matter what.

Let’s face it, who is to say that with the popularity of the internet, serial killers could possibly network via the web. That wouldn’t necessarily surprise me. The whole “smiley” thing is weird though.

I am with you, Brian…bring it on! Let’s hear the details of Barbara Walter’s sex life. Why not? She’s an interesting figure, glass ceiling breaking in journalism, etc. Would be interesting to have some personal details from her life thus far.

wow barbara walters? barbara girl we got to talk…lol
i so can not get over that.

but seriously the smiley face serial killers

That was a great crime and punishment. Seems to me to be a serial killer out there.

the Barbara news just seems odd now but I did not realize she had written a book so the timing may not be so odd for this revelation

most of us have enuf to worry about - i don’t wake up in the morning and worry about a serial killer

Anderson, Good mix of stories tonight.

Welcome back and glad you are feeling better.

Good night all!

oh this video of the dropping babies is insane……I am not a mother and it gives me a heart attack

Barbara Walter’s sex life? EWWWW!

Thanks, now I have to read some Stephen King so I can sleep peacefully.

OH MY! WHAT ARE THEY DOING TO THOSE BABIES!?! That is Horrible!!

It’s hard to watch the babies being thrown off the building. Crazy!

That baby dropping thing is a “hot mess.”

i feel for those babies and their moms
yikes

Night bloggers, AC, Erica! It’s always fun

Another good book to add to my already growing list of books to read this summer! Can’t wait!…Good night Anderson and Erica! Great show! One more day and then the weekend! Yeah!

@xtina: being the mother of two white college age sons, I am a tad concerned… am definitely going to do some more research on all the details.

As for them being connected, look how long the Green River killings went on before anyone admitted to them being connected.

Good night Anderson, Erica and Bloggers!
congrats Cameron!!!!!!!!!!! Yay!!!!!!!!!!!! I love his caption on Beat 360!!!!!
and Welcome back Anderson!
See you tomorrow night!!!!

Good night Anderson! I am sorry you were ill, but it was nice seeing you back tonight!

It’s raining cats, dogs and babies!

Night all….GREAT show tonight!! LOVED it.

Well, another night, another enjoyable blog with you guys. Have a good night and a good friday, see you in 23 hours.

Good night Anderson and Erica, don’t let the rising epidemic of bedbugs bite

Barbara talks about her affair on Oprah–not on the View!!!

Throwing babies off a tower - frightening! What are they thinking! Aren’t there safer way to bring good luck - a bamboo plant maybe?Great show tonight!

how many of those babies develop brain trauma?

I bet all those babies end up with a fear of flying.

And the world cringed when Michael Jackson dangled his baby..This little one was dropped and tossed…what were they thinking..

Goodnight Anderson and Erica. Good show tonight, glad you’re feeling better today.

Anderson,
I find the Joe Andrew story a little more significant than others may think simply because of who he was - a close Clinton loyalist. I also wanted to mention the long letter he wrote to his fellow superdelegates outlining his reasons, in great detail, for why he made the decision he did. But one of the best points he made was that if the superdelegates choose Clinton as the nominee, they will be doing essentially the same thing the Supreme Court did to Al Gore back in 2000. Think about how different life would be right now if the people’s choice had prevailed.

The baby drop was a mouth dropper! I watched that video in awe! Can’t knock a different culture but those babies didn’t look like they were “diggin” that experience. I’m surprised that no bones were broken.

Great show tonight. Nite bloggers!

Oh my gosh, those babies looked terrified! Poor things! I loved the ayyiyi! My Mom says that!

Glad you’re back and hope you really are feeling better.

You guys are so cute. “stop the video, really, please” Love you!

Not even a mattress! Bed sheet! This is weird. Between Chuck’s comment and this video good night!

How do the parents get the right child back????

Great show tonight Anderson and Erica. Great discussion on the blog as well.

See you all tomorrow. Have a great Friday

Night all

Some say the smiley face crimes could be the work of a gang.

Erica is funny
good night all

Good Thursday night all…High five you smart voters..my choice for your webby acceptance speech.