Actually, Joe has been showing up on YouTube lately every time he says something stoopid, which is surprisingly often.

So apparently somebody is paying attention.

but as someone else said (can’t remember who)

“if a tree falls on Morning Joe, does anybody hear it?”

http://ed.msnbc.com

Hopefully MSNBC will make podcasts of his show available soon as they have with Keith and Rachel:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/8132577/

And to preempt any conservative trolls, MSNBC also has Republican politician Joe Scarborough’s “Morning Joe” available for podcasting.

Anyone know if Republican Joe still gets three hours in the morning on MSNBC?

[Bush's] loyalists are still routinely called upon by influential media to represent the “conservative” perspective—bestowing unwarranted legitimacy on them and guaranteeing an unsatisfying experience for viewers who might be interested in hearing an intelligent conservative perspective, not a mindless rehash of the slogans Mr. Bush spouted to increasingly ill effect over eight years.

But they are representative of the “conservative” perspective. A mindless rehash of slogans is all they’ve got.

Who is more occupied with the historical analysis of totalitarianism than leftist historical scholars . . .

but I guess if you can rile up the right wing and terrify politically active jews at the same time, why not?