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CouricI'd just like to say that there are a lot of TV sites on the web, but TV Squad is "The Best TV Site That Has Ever Existed Or Will Ever Exist On This Planet Or Any Other." And that's official, by the way.

Now that I've announced that, there seems to be a little battle going on with the cable news channels and even the regular networks when it comes to coverage of this year's Presidential election. CNN reminds us every three and a half minutes that they are "The Best Political Team On Television," almost as much as they remind us that "we're in The Situation Room"), and now CBS Evening News anchor Katie Couric has jokingly named her team of Jeff Greenfield and Bob Schieffer "The Best Political Team In The Galaxy." They liked that, especially Greenfield, who used to be the political expert over on CNN.

I don't know if CNN's is the best (I find myself watching MSNBC more, even though I'd like to duct tape Chris Matthews' mouth). They're certainly the largest. They have two different panels of pundits and experts for every time that the network covers a primary or a debate. They're at two different tables, one behind the other. I think they should just put them together on a platform like Match Game had, one panel on top and one panel below. And Wolf Blitzer and Anderson Cooper should use those giant hand held mics that Gene Rayburn used.

If I'm not mistaken, Fox News has also used a variation on the "Best Political Team..." line.

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