I don't mean to point out the obvious; I realize you're being sarcastic, but you do realize that Letterman and Ferguson are taped on opposite sides of the country right?

Personally, I think Obama on Craig Ferguson would be a more interesting show. Yeah, part of the reason is because I think Letterman's past it and I enjoy Craig more.

However, the primary reason is because of Craig's decision to become a naturalized citizen of the US early last year. Between that and Craig's general forthrightness, it'd have the potential to become an actual discussion of what's good about America in these troubled times, etc. as opposed to another round of "Health Care, Health Care, Rah! Rah! Rah!".

I've said it before, I'll say it again: I lost much of my respect for Letterman during the 2008 campaign. He used to poke fun at both sides equally and show respect for political guests from both sides of the aisle. Since McCain stood him up, though, he's been a totally different animal, wearing his liberal heart on his sleeve.

I expect an hour-long fellating. The best we can hope for is that Obama calls someone a "jackass" or makes a snide comment about the Special Olympics.

I meant to say I agree with rightmom above.

So my previous comment "I just threw up a little in my mouth" is too extreme for you and you had to remove it? That makes me throw up a lot. Talk about not allowing any criticism of the great one. I agree with melody51 above. I just won't be reading TV Squad anymore.

Hey folks.

I've just had to go through and delete a bunch of comments, so I'm instituting a new rule. Rather than having political rants overwhelm a television blog, I will delete any comment that is not related to Obama's television appearance and ONLY Obama's television appearance.

Here's how this conservative will react to Obama being on Letterman Monday... oh, hi Conan! Who do you have on tonight? I simply won't watch. I'm a huge Letterman fan, even when he goes off on his left-wing bias and rants about Bush and Cheney. It's tired. And for those of you who say he still tells Clinton jokes, wake up. He's much rougher on Republicans than he is on Democrats. So I miss one episode and rejoin Letterman Tuesday.

"Writing about this is just asking for trouble from the more politically extreme, but it's television news so I'm writing about it." I guess you've bought into the spin of the White House and the liberal media's that anyone who disagrees with the great one is extreme. Here's an extreme idea for you. I will no longer be reading TV Squad. It's fine if you want to review the appearance, but to slam conservatives in the first sentence is showing your liberal bias.

It's sad that in this day and age, the only way our president can get time in front of people is on a night-time talk show.


Oh wait.

That sound? Yeah... it's my head hitting my desk.