MSNBC has abandoned all pretense of objectivity

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volinbham

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Olbermann just likened Bachman to "hyptno-toad" a Futurama reference.

Maddow is the voice of reason on the panel if that tells you anything.
 
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And now using Palin endorsements as some sort of consolation prize.

Afraid to link this beating to Obama.
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BigPapaVol said:
And now using Palin endorsements as some sort of consolation prize.

Afraid to link this beating to Obama.
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what's nuts is I bet the TP win% will be greater than the Dem win% - they won't tell us that though.

also, the Obama endorse # will look worse than Palin's
 
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Bachman was hilarious. Matthews kept asking her questions and she had this glazed look, just kept not answering.

He insisted she was hypnotized.

She retorted with a quip about a tingle in his leg.

Good stuff.
 
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Wicked smart Olbermann looks like an idiot with the vest.
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Matthews is known to run a long delay when talking to anybody he disagrees with politically. That way, he can be asking another question while they are only beginning to digest the idiocy of his previous question. It makes the interviewee look stupid and fumbling and Chris looks like he has some modicum of intellect.
 
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I've been watching CNN...it's really the only one I can watch regularly.

Are all the tea-partiers wing nuts? I hope not.

I just saw someone who interviewed me last year during an ExxonMobil interview on a EM commercial on CNN...funny.
 
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I'd like to nominate CNN for most awkward set up. They have 2 panels sitting around separate tables right next to each other, video screens everywhere and now graphics and animation flying up in front of commentators walking across the set. Epilepsy sufferers really need to avoid watching.
 
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OK - I'll experiment. I'm on MSNBC now....God help me.

I simply can't make myself venture to Fox News to see what's going on there....yet :)
 
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TennTradition said:
OK - I'll experiment. I'm on MSNBC now....God help me.

I simply can't make myself venture to Fox News to see what's going on there....yet :)
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It has been light years better than MSNBC, which is just an embarrassment.
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