MSNBC, Fox and Networks (I presume he means CNN) have 3 hours of shows per night.
Obviously he DVRs said shows.
That’s 9 hours of news-watching per night.
Add 3 hours listening to Rush Limbaugh and you’re talking about 12 hours per day.

The average person sleeps 8 hours a day, leaving 4 hours for work.

Amended question: What do you do for a living?

You meant “What do you do for a living?”

You listen to Rush Limbaugh and simultaneously watch MSNBC, Fox News and Network News, while also counting votes for Florida.

Do you have a job?

He remains the sole white Democrat representing a part of the Deep South.

Louisiana’s not part of the Deep South?

/ Mary Landrieu’d

maddow could get it.

Not for me, there’s something about a ladyboy with anal warts that turns me off.

Rollo she’s one of the few asian looking women i like

Sigh….Oriental, please. Come on man, its 2012.

Queefer has that race been called yet? It’s probably going to go through a recount.

He’s down by over 3000 votes with 100 percent reporting. I’m sure he’ll demand a recount but its unlikely he’ll be able to make up that much ground.

True. Allen West could have been a GOP star if he had been able to keep the crazy under control. And now he might not even be back for the 113th Congress.

this is a nice compendium of nbc/msnbc babes, but i think dated

Keith Olbermann and some guy named Randy Meier seem really out of place on that list of girls.

/Team Alex Wagner, which I cannot explain

this is what fox news wants you to think

it goes hand in hand with ignorance and its demographic

Geoff, the Matheson win is impressive, but I think John Barrow winning by 8 points in Georgia after the Republican controlled legislature redrew his district to take Savannah, his political base and the most liberal section of his old district, away. He remains the sole white Democrat representing a part of the Deep South. The guy is the definition of ‘survivor’.

Oh, Barrow’s win by that large a margin was surprising. But my organization actually said he’s pull it out in the end, though we wouldn’t have been shocked if he’d lost. But his opponent wasn’t very good, which helped him, though he still ran a strong campaign. His final ad, which somehow appealed to blacks AND highlighted his support by the NRA, is brilliant.

On the other hand, Matheson’s opponent, Mia Love, was a first-tier GOP recruit who, if she had won, would have been an immediate star in the GOP House Caucus as a black female Republican. And with Utah turning in the most Republican performance of any state in the country, Matheson was fighting an incredible uphill battle.

I do think the hurricane helped the president a little bit politically — it acted as something of a circuit breaker for Romney’s campaign. Three late days in the campaign were spent focusing on a human crisis rather than the political situation. And the president got a chance to showcase presidential leadership. But I think Obama would have won regardless the way things shook out in terms of the demographics of the electorate.

Mitt Romney is a business man. He made his money selling ideas, and that is what he spent the last month doing. He was selling to the media that there was this serious momentum building when in fact whatever bump he received from the first debate had long dissipated. There was no momentum for the storm to have wiped out. Obama got 50% of the vote, winning the popular vote, and blew out the battleground states. This didn’t happen because of Sandy.