Talk about regime change. Regime change begins at home! How long are we going to listen to George and his table of “expert” cronies? I’d like to hear some YOUNGER perspective on political issues. I don’t mind listening to Sam Donaldson say a few words, but the fact that they sit around like a couple of elderly statesman attempting to speak for young, old, liberal, conservative, blacks, whites, hispanics and everyone else is a joke.
Does 20, 30 ..40 years of experience make this a group of “experts”? or does it just make them a group of jaded, partisan one-trick ponies?
George Will - 67 years old, began writing for a conservative newspaper in 1972. Thats 36 years of the same old rubbish. We get it. Move on.
Cokie Roberts - 65 years old. You’re a woman and you work for NPR. We get it. Move on.
Last but not least, Sam Donaldson, 74 years old with his fake-ass tupee/combover. Time to go.
Its great that every Sunday morning I get the perspective of the AARP, but I’m interest in some truly new ideas and opinions. We’ve been hearing from these clowns for my entire life and whether its seniority, loyalty or some kind of perceived trust or expertise its time for them to go. This group has been living off its celebrity for way too long. Maybe its just me but this cast of characters come off as overconfident and arrogant in their views and perspectives and the idea that they bring the political spectrum of opinion to This Week’s audience is laughable.
If ABC and George Stephanopoulos are going to maintain this format then they should at least do us the courtesy of renaming the program The Same Old Views From The Same Old Dudes or This Century with George Stephanopolous.
Yer damn right I’m mad.
