Harman Turning To King Kaiser?

I don't know what to make of this.

Is it, like, throwing in the towel? ... Laying down the Queen, when you know checkmate is inevitable? ...

Jane Harman, certainly, is capable of doing it herself.

As you recall, Miss Jane got herself into a messy little scandal recently (see Here and Here for some of the latest news).

Does she really need to hire Lanny Davis, to go out, on camera, and piss-and-moan for her?

It will remain to be seen, if Lanny brings the full monty (and does he lose the Faux News gig)

Will Lanny retrain, and bring over with him, the Grand Central Locker Room Creatures, last seen pumping it out for Hillary, to start adoring Jane Harmen;

"Jane is back! The keeper of the light! All hail Jane! All hail Jane! Oh Jane can you see by the dawn's early light..."

The King Kaiser reference?

We defer to author, and primo satirist, Barry Crimmins;

While waiting for the Indiana totals, the cable networks marked time by reeling in some of the slack from the jaws of their commentators, who finally seemed to have worked through the denial stage of their grief over the terminal status of the Clinton campaign. Serious hilarity ensued on CNN when Clinton family bootblack Lanny Davis, accustomed to leisurely swatting softballs in such surroundings, was asked to try to explain how his candidate could possibly garner the Democratic nomination. His clumsy response looked even shiftier as Davis squirmed in a suit last worn by Joseph Bologna as King Kaiser in the "Boss Hijack" sketch in My Favorite Year.

And, now, Harman has a blogger (a very good one) planning on running against her.

Hope Lanny gets the suit dry cleaned before that happens, so as to wash off all that Hillary karma soaked into it.



(Photo by Barry Crimmins)

Lanny Davis To Cry Fox Tears

In today's "I'm shocked, shocked to find gambling going on here ..."

Lanny Davis joins Fox News

Davis has been trending Fox News' way for some time now, first as a supporter of Connecticut Sen. Joe Lieberman during his reelection fight in 2006 and then as a Clinton surrogate this year. During one appearance he made on the network in May, under prompting from conservative radio host Laura Ingraham about allegations of bias against Clinton, Davis said he "now know[s] what it feels like to be a Republican" and added that, in his view, Fox was the most balanced of the cable networks.

No doubt, THIS might have helped him land the gig.

We had him pegged last month, when he melted down on CNN, pissing-and-moaning, all the way;

Don't Cry For Me, Lanny Davis ...

We'll just have to wait and see what is louder - the Fox News graphics, or Lanny Davis's suits ...