In case you missed the airing of What Matters on WHRO Friday evening, you can catch the show online on the website. The cast of characters remains the same: host Cathy Lewis was joined by Virginia Pilot editorial writer Don Luzzatto, Daily Press political reporter Kimball Payne, Bearing Drift’s Brian Kirwin, and yours truly.
What Matters TV: Post-election editorial roundtable
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Good job, Vivian. Next time please keep Kirwin away from the caffeine. What an idiot.
I was very interested in what everyone else had to say, once Kirwin shut up.
Posted by spotter | Saturday, November 8, 2008, 2:40 pmNice to see bipartisanship alive and well, Spotter.
It’s a great show! Watch the Democrats and the media (i repeat myself) announce that Obama’s promises will all be broken.
Posted by Brian Kirwin | Saturday, November 8, 2008, 4:13 pmThere seems to be bipartisan agreement that Kirwin should shut up.
I would have been very interested to hear more of what the other panelists had to say, before Kirwin jumped in and interrupted them with his usual drivel. Keep it up, Brian, it’s working out great for the Democrats.
Posted by spotter | Sunday, November 9, 2008, 6:22 amThe most frustrating thing about the show was that no one threw Jim Gilmore in Brian’s face over the promises thing. Gilmore stubbornly stuck to ideology and campaign promises even when it was apparent that it would run the Commonwealth into a ditch. He was just beaten like a red-headed step child by his successor, the guy who campaigned on not raising taxes before he found out that he had to if he wanted to save Virginia’s schools, public safety programs and bond rating.
We already had a referendum in Virginia on ideaology and promises vs. bipartisan results on Tuesday, Brian. And bipartisan results won.
And you all are going to lose the house of delegates in a year if your team doesn’t wise up to that and come to the table.
Posted by Silence Dogood | Sunday, November 9, 2008, 11:10 amWe’re at the table, Silence. What do you want to do?
We’re waiting. Last time your Governor proposed a solution, every Democrat voted against it.
Posted by Brian Kirwin | Sunday, November 9, 2008, 11:39 amSpotter – nice to see those First-Amendment-loving liberals alive and well.
Posted by Brian Kirwin | Sunday, November 9, 2008, 11:40 amWhy in the world would anyone give attention to anything Brian Kirwin had to say, nevermind time on television? Probably more informative and entertaining to go film the monkey cage at the zoo.
Posted by MB | Sunday, November 9, 2008, 12:16 pmMB, you sound like a man of experience.
Posted by Brian Kirwin | Sunday, November 9, 2008, 12:24 pmI would think paint drying would be more like it.
Hard core R’s like Brian need to realize that it is a new day now. Campaign mode will not work out here in the real world. As soon as Mr. Fredrick realizes (if he ever does) that what he does is not working, the RPV might straighten out.
Until then, it’s all comedy, all the time!!
Posted by Mark Brooks | Sunday, November 9, 2008, 12:58 pmWell, I don’t think of Brian so much as a hard core GOPer as much as a poo-flinging monkey. It’s terribly amusing for the monkey, but it just creates a mess that the rest of us have to clean up. And so long as poo-flinging monkeys like him, Michele Bachmann, and 90% of Fox News commentators are the voices out front for the Republicans, there will be no progress. No progress in political solutions to problems *or* solving the GOP’s own internal problems.
Posted by MB | Sunday, November 9, 2008, 1:32 pm