Mtv

[Laurel]

Re: They had a party...

I don't recall the source, but I believe they broadcast victory parties in 92 and 96. After this fall's election someone asked why they didn't have one this year. Their answer was : "Because Bush isn't a Democrat."

Let me see if I can dig anything up on the web about it.

I looked around and can't find any quote to that effect anywhere. If you can provide an actual source, that'd be great.

 

[OUTSIDER]

Re: Wanna have a moment with me?

Like you wouldn't believe baby

 

[Siren]

What are you waiting for then?

 

[OUTSIDER]

Re: What are you waiting for then?

Wouldnt you rather be an innie and not an outtie?

LOL, if the innie is innie you darling

 

[Siren]

Is there any other innie that would interest you at this moment?

 

[OUTSIDER]

Re: Is there any other innie that would interest you at this moment?

unless it means innie outtie innie outtie


and repeat as needed

LMAO, thats the Irish sex manual

 

[Siren]

Outsir

 

[OUTSIDER]

Top or bottom..?

 

[Siren]

The only good 1/2 to be irish

 

[OUTSIDER]

Donning my best crushed velvet suit...

"YEAH BABY".

"Do I make you horny......do I baby"

 

[Mischka]

they are playing on the misconception that children and young adults are more liberal than they really are

It's not just MTV that assumes young people are liberal. (And they are more liberal, on average, than older generations.) I saw a snippet on MTV where they addressed their obviously liberal slanted coverage. They said they at first attempted a more even-handed coverage, but the GOP associates MTV with a young (read: unregistered, apathetic) audience, and the Republican candidates were not willing to give the station much time. Dems have traditionally tried to woo young people, so their candidates were more willing to talk to the MTV reporters. They showed their reporters following candidates from both parties, and the Republicans would barely answer a question before turning their attention to a more established (read: registered voter demographic) station. Of course, the "alternative" parties (Green, Libertarian) were more willing than the two biggies to talk to MTV.