It’ll be Iraq and presidential politics on the Sunday morning television shows. 1. CNN’s “Late Edition”: Mike Huckabee, Former Iraqi Prime Minister Ayad Allawi, spokeswoman Miri Eisin and chief Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat will discuss the Middle East peace summit that President Bush is hosting Tuesday at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md. , a political roundtable of National Journal’s Ron Brownstein, Hotline’s Amy Walter and CNN’s Gloria Borger and Ed Henry — all hosted by Wolf Blitzer.
2. “Fox News Sunday”: Fred Thompson, Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) will discuss his recent trip to Iraq, Fox previews as a “fair and balanced debate” between Graham and Sen. Carl Levin (D-Mich.), chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, and roundtable of Fox News’ Brit Hume, The Weekly Standard’s Bill Kristol and NPR's Juan Williams and Mara Liasson.
3. ABC’s “This Week”: Sen. John McCain, Bill Richardson, a roundtable, hosted by George Stephanopoulos, will include The Atlantic’s Andrew Sullivan, along with ABC’s Jonathan Karl, Cokie Roberts and George Will, and also Actress Marlo Thomas will stop by to discuss some of her charitable work.
4. NBC's “Meet the Press”: Roundtable discussion with Democratic strategist James Carville and his wife, Republican strategist Mary Matalin, Republican analyst Mike Murphy and Democrat Bob Shrum with Tim Russert moderating.
5. CBS’s “Face the Nation”: Retired Marine Gen. Anthony Zinni and a panel of writers talking about Iraq and the war on terror: The Washington Post’s Rick Atkinson and Robin Wright, along with “The Looming Tower” author Lawrence Wright.
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All this talk means nothing. These candidates are saying what ever the public wants to hear. After the first primary it will be news, then who ever wins California has 53 electoral votes it's called a grand daddy of them all along with Texas. Now who will take the gold. Will it be Lady Rudy of the Mob or Huckaberry? Will it be Lady Hillary or Obama or Edwards? Time will tell.
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