Nancy Grace eats crow, Schiavo roo far gone, but will she admit it?
Taylor
Headline News) was wrong, wrong. Will Pyscho Bitch admit it on the air?
3finger
Taylor <taylor...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Terri Schiavo was too far gone and Nancy Grace ('Nancy Grace' CNN
> Headline News) was wrong, wrong. Will Pyscho Bitch admit it on the air?
This would be two days in a row, wouldn't it? She didn't take the MJ
verdict well, if I heard correctly.
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announced that a verdict has been reached and will announced in an hour.
Nancy Grace was like a kid the night before Christmas morning god she
was so excited. She was convinced that meant a verdict of guilty. Her
thinking was the jurors would believe the youth minister who had once
been molested and find Jackson guilty on that basis.
She literally looked orgasmic when Guthrie said that the jurors were not
looking at Jackson. Grace seemed to believe that could only mean they
found him guilty - even though a guest said that it could just mean the
jury was looking at the judge while he was reading the verdict. She
ignored that guest.
I really wished the camera stayed on Grace when the verdict was
announced but nope she had to dash of at 5:15 for her 8pm show and
allowed Catherine Crier to take over.
Grace really though took it out on the jury foreman on her 8pm show.
Chris
3finger wrote:
> In article <km3se.7106$yU.5...@news20.bellglobal.com>,
> Taylor <taylor...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>>Terri Schiavo was too far gone and Nancy Grace ('Nancy Grace' CNN
>>Headline News) was wrong, wrong. Will Pyscho Bitch admit it on the air?
>
>
>
> This would be two days in a row, wouldn't it? She didn't take the MJ
> verdict well, if I heard correctly.
>
I bet.
Chris
aalu...@webtv.net wrote:
> I was watching her show on CourtTV when the very cute Savannah Guthrie
> announced that a verdict has been reached and will announced in an hour.
>
> Nancy Grace was like a kid the night before Christmas morning god she
> was so excited. She was convinced that meant a verdict of guilty. Her
> thinking was the jurors would believe the youth minister who had once
> been molested and find Jackson guilty on that basis.
>
> She literally looked orgasmic when Guthrie said that the jurors were not
> looking at Jackson. Grace seemed to believe that could only mean they
> found him guilty - even though a guest said that it could just mean the
> jury was looking at the judge while he was reading the verdict. She
> ignored that guest.
lol That I can believe (the pre-verdict reading orgasmic look), but it's
still gross to tie the word "orgasm" and the name Nancy Grace together
in one sentence. :-D
Steve Newport
everybody...@yahoogroups.com (Chris) it's still gross to tie the
word "orgasm" and the name Nancy Grace together in one sentence.
True, although she must be fucking someone to keep her job.
trotsky
>
> everybody...@yahoogroups.com (Chris) it's still gross to tie the
> word "orgasm" and the name Nancy Grace together in one sentence.
> ----------------------------------
> True, although she must be fucking someone to keep her job.
Who would have the stomach for that?
Steve Newport
gms...@email.com (trotsky)
<<<Nancy Grace must be fucking someone to keep her job.>>>
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I can't imagine, but what other explanation.....??
trotsky
>
> gms...@email.com (trotsky)
> <<<Nancy Grace must be fucking someone to keep her job.>>>
> ----------------------------------
> Who would have the stomach for that?
> ----------------------------------
> I can't imagine, but what other explanation.....??
I don't have a clue. Her "guilty until proven innocent, and even then I
don't believe it" couldn't be more disgusting.
William December Starr
Taylor <taylor...@gmail.com> said:
Where does Nancy Grace get her audience from? It seems to me that
no matter where people appear to stand on the political spectrum, I
never seem to hear *anyone* have anything good to say about her.
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John Duncan Yoyo
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>
>gms...@email.com (trotsky)
><<<Nancy Grace must be fucking someone to keep her job.>>>
>----------------------------------
>Who would have the stomach for that?
>----------------------------------
>I can't imagine, but what other explanation.....??
>
She has incriminating evidence on some one.
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trotsky
> On Thu, 16 Jun 2005 23:54:27 -0400, srrne...@webtv.net (Steve
> Newport) wrote:
>
>
>>gms...@email.com (trotsky)
>><<<Nancy Grace must be fucking someone to keep her job.>>>
>>----------------------------------
>>Who would have the stomach for that?
>>----------------------------------
>>I can't imagine, but what other explanation.....??
>>
>
> She has incriminating evidence on some one.
That never seemed to work when she was a prosecutor. I hear her track
record was abysmal.
Steve Newport
nanof...@gmail.com (shawn)
each year more of her cases have been overturned, but she did get the
convictions. The problem is that she bent the law to get many of the
convictions since she seems to have believed that everyone that goes to
trial must be guilty. So it is okay to do anything to get the
conviction.
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Ah, a Dick Wolf protege. Seriously, even on pundit shows-- when I hear
someone was a former prosecutor, I tend to tune out anything they have
to say.
Chris
John Duncan Yoyo wrote:
> On Thu, 16 Jun 2005 23:54:27 -0400, srrne...@webtv.net (Steve
> Newport) wrote:
>
>
>>gms...@email.com (trotsky)
>><<<Nancy Grace must be fucking someone to keep her job.>>>
>>----------------------------------
>>Who would have the stomach for that?
>>----------------------------------
>>I can't imagine, but what other explanation.....??
>>
>
> She has incriminating evidence on some one.
And the bitch would use it. lol In fact, if it ended up blowing her up
in the face (pardon the pun), she'd either not admit it or make someone
a scapegoat.
Chris
William December Starr wrote:
She could single-handedly sink a popular home shopping channel like HSN
or QVC just by putting her on for a couple months stint.
Jack Ak
Starr) wrote:
Nancy's audience may be some people who had been watching MSNBC.
Grace's program on CNNHN outperforms all MSNBC shows.
O'Reilly's program on FNC gets 4 times the number of NG viewers and
draws more than 2.5 million viewers on a regular basis.
Speaking of political spectrum, I enjoyed seeing Tucker Carlson on
Crossfire and his PBS show. His new program on MSNBC is a lost
cause as a result of the cohosts. Those two are duds.
Michael Alan Chary
I've only ever seen like 5 minutes of her show by accident. I watched for
a little bit longer, because I couldn't believe she wasn't having some
sort of mental collapse on air, and I was waiting to see her yanked off
screen. (I still remember Jessica Savitch.) Since then I have heard a lot
more about her, and I really, *really*, *REALLY* want Jon Stewart to guest
on her show to see if he'll take a swing at her. (Hey, she makes Crossfire
look like the "McNeil/Lehrer Report.")
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Grace's program on CNNHN outperforms all MSNBC shows.
O'Reilly's program on FNC gets 4 times the number of NG viewers and
draws more than 2.5 million viewers on a regular basis."
If Billy Mays got that low a share, he'd be fired. And no wonder, since
he sells a better product.
rst
She satisfies the bloodlust people have for revenge. The pro-death
penalty types who need to have "closure", whatever that is. She
appeals to the ignorant masses, like Fox News Channel.
trotsky
Aren't those pro-death penalty types the ones that claim to be
right-to-lifers, too?
chicagofan
> William December Starr <wds...@panix.com> wrote:
>>Where does Nancy Grace get her audience from? It seems to me that
>>no matter where people appear to stand on the political spectrum, I
>>never seem to hear *anyone* have anything good to say about her.
>
>
> I've only ever seen like 5 minutes of her show by accident. I watched for
> a little bit longer, because I couldn't believe she wasn't having some
> sort of mental collapse on air, and I was waiting to see her yanked off
> screen. (I still remember Jessica Savitch.)
Apologize for switching topics, but did Jessica have an on-screen melt down
or problems on air? I really liked her, and remember reading about personal
problems after her death, but was not aware of this. TIA...
bj
Taylor
Michael Alan Chary wrote:
> In article <d8ujia$ktf$1...@panix1.panix.com>,
> William December Starr <wds...@panix.com> wrote:
>
>>In article <km3se.7106$yU.5...@news20.bellglobal.com>,
>>Taylor <taylor...@gmail.com> said:
>>
>>
>>>Terri Schiavo was too far gone and Nancy Grace ('Nancy Grace' CNN
>>>Headline News) was wrong, wrong. Will Pyscho Bitch admit it on the
>>>air?
>>
>>Where does Nancy Grace get her audience from? It seems to me that
>>no matter where people appear to stand on the political spectrum, I
>>never seem to hear *anyone* have anything good to say about her.
>>
>
>
> I've only ever seen like 5 minutes of her show by accident. I watched for
> a little bit longer, because I couldn't believe she wasn't having some
> sort of mental collapse on air, and I was waiting to see her yanked off
> screen. (I still remember Jessica Savitch.) Since then I have heard a lot
> more about her, and I really, *really*, *REALLY* want Jon Stewart to guest
> on her show to see if he'll take a swing at her. (Hey, she makes Crossfire
> look like the "McNeil/Lehrer Report.")
lol That's Nancy Grace perfectly put (mental collapse on air). That's
why she'll always be Psycho Bitch to me. She reminds me so very much of
Melanie Hutsell (from 'Saturday Night Live') and her huffy "Marcia,
Marcia, Marcia" Jan Brady impression. If Mel was still on SNL, she could
do a GREAT Nancy Grace impression! Hell, make a total primetime sitcom
about a Nancy Grace-type w/ Melanie working as a former
lawyer-turned-court show-host.
Melanie Hutsell
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0404525/
Taylor
tomcervo wrote:
Ah, 'Countdown With Keith Olbermann' is a silly look at the day's news
events. Of course Nancy Grace, as bad as she is, will out-do it. I like
Dan Abram's style on his show 'The Abrams Report With Dan Abrams'
(Weeknights 6PM Eastern) even though he ALMOST ALWAYS ends a
non-question sentence with a question tone ("...Dylan and Shasta Groene
still missing after 18 days (?).").
David Johnston
>> She satisfies the bloodlust people have for revenge. The pro-death
>> penalty types who need to have "closure", whatever that is. She
>> appeals to the ignorant masses, like Fox News Channel.
>
>
>Aren't those pro-death penalty types the ones that claim to be
>right-to-lifers, too?
>
Not always. When they are, it's because they feel that having
violated someone else's right to life, one forfeits their own.
trotsky
I see, so if a baby being delivered kills the mother in the process, the
baby should be killed to?
David Johnston
>> Not always. When they are, it's because they feel that having
>> violated someone else's right to life, one forfeits their own.
>
>
>I see, so if a baby being delivered kills the mother in the process, the
>baby should be killed to?
Only if the baby meant to do it.
Michael Alan Chary
On..(quickly goes and checks web for the date)..Oct 3,1983, Ms. Savitch
gave a primetime news update, which I saw. I was 14 and desperately in
love with her in the way only a 14-year-old boy can be. The sight is
seared in my mind as she went off the rails completely. According to
whichever story you choose to believe, she was a) drunk, b) suffering a
nervous breakdown, c) high, d) suffering from a head injury, e) high
because of medication she was taking for said head injury or f) some
combination of a-e.
Perhaps it was just a new journalism technique.
(To give you an idea of how well her career and personal life were going
at the time, option e) was the official position of her agent, and two
weeks later she was dead because her date had gone the Ted Kennedy
driving school.)
chicagofan
> In article <nkhte.2991$Gp....@fe04.lga>, chicagofan <m...@privacy.net> wrote:
>
>>Michael Alan Chary wrote:
>>>I've only ever seen like 5 minutes of her show by accident. I watched for
>>>a little bit longer, because I couldn't believe she wasn't having some
>>>sort of mental collapse on air, and I was waiting to see her yanked off
>>>screen. (I still remember Jessica Savitch.)
>>
>>Apologize for switching topics, but did Jessica have an on-screen melt down
>>or problems on air? I really liked her, and remember reading about personal
>>problems after her death, but was not aware of this. TIA...
>
>
> On..(quickly goes and checks web for the date)..Oct 3,1983, Ms. Savitch
> gave a primetime news update, which I saw. I was 14 and desperately in
> love with her in the way only a 14-year-old boy can be. The sight is
> seared in my mind as she went off the rails completely. According to
> whichever story you choose to believe, she was a) drunk, b) suffering a
> nervous breakdown, c) high, d) suffering from a head injury, e) high
> because of medication she was taking for said head injury or f) some
> combination of a-e.
>
> Perhaps it was just a new journalism technique.
>
> (To give you an idea of how well her career and personal life were going
> at the time, option e) was the official position of her agent, and two
> weeks later she was dead because her date had gone the Ted Kennedy
> driving school.)
Thanks so much, for reliving this *traumatic* experience from your youth.
;) I can actually, still remember being that young and enamored of other
celebrities, and how that might have affected me.
Don't know how I missed it, must have been working day and night around that
time, monthly closings, etc.. It's a shame she flamed out so early in her
life and career. Thanks again, for looking up the date, and the details. :)
bj