MSNBC has abandoned all pretense of objectivity

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Nice.

Pre-Election:

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Post-Election:

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I think MSNBC and Fox News should start staging death matches. I don't care if they are biased, as long as they admit to it. If they aren't going to do that, they aren't fit to be on the air.

On another note, what do you guys think of Spitzer on CNN? I watched him absolutely shellac an idiot radical cleric a few days ago, it was entertaining so I am thinking he might be good at this talking head thing.
 
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golfballs03 said:
good to see they cleaned up Tennessee a little.
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It doesn't matter, in 2 or 4 years Democrats will see gains again. Americans are never going to get wise to the fact that it really doesn't matter who they elect 99.99999% of the time, they will all fail time and time again when they get to Washington.

Bottom line, this country is full of idiots who apparently wish to be represented by even bigger idiots.
 
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emainvol said:
It doesn't matter, in 2 or 4 years Democrats will see gains again. Americans are never going to get wise to the fact that it really doesn't matter who they elect 99.99999% of the time, they will all fail time and time again when they get to Washington.

Bottom line, this country is full of idiots who apparently wish to be represented by even bigger idiots.
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Given the choice to vote for Reid or Angle, I am not so sure I would call our citizens idiots just yet. Someone needs to fix the system of who gets selected for the voters to choose.
 
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MontereyVol said:
Given the choice to vote for Reid or Angle, I am not so sure I would call our citizens idiots just yet. Someone needs to fix the system of who gets selected for the voters to choose.
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Hell, they vote in the damn primaries, too. Idiots in Nevada decided Sharon Angle was some semblance of a viable candidate. She couldn't beat that joke of a man, so it's obvious she wasn't.
 
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emainvol said:
Hell, they vote in the damn primaries, too. Idiots in Nevada decided Sharon Angle was some semblance of a viable candidate. She couldn't beat that joke of a man, so it's obvious she wasn't.
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That's where the state party leadership has to step in and say WTF are you idiots thinking. Get this idiotic chick up outta here.
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BigPapaVol said:
Don't recall, but 2% of NV voters specifically voted "no one on this ballot."
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That's bad.

Parties are going to have to start doing run-offs in primaries I am afraid to keep the idiots from sifting through. It's funny, but Greene in SC has absolutely no business being on a ballot for anything in a general election.
 
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emainvol said:
Hell, they vote in the damn primaries, too. Idiots in Nevada decided Sharon Angle was some semblance of a viable candidate. She couldn't beat that joke of a man, so it's obvious she wasn't.
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~33% of the population of Nevada has the option of voting in the primaries. Being listed as a non-party affiliate means you are left with what you get.

Meanwhile, what if I wanted to run for office? I can't because I don't have the money nor the political backers since I would not list a party affiliation. Therefore you get stuck with the lunatic fringe and puppets.
 
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MontereyVol said:
~33% of the population of Nevada has the option of voting in the primaries. Being listed as a non-party affiliate means you are left with what you get.

Meanwhile, what if I wanted to run for office? I can't because I don't have the money nor the political backers since I would not list a party affiliation. Therefore you get stuck with the lunatic fringe and puppets.
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Who in the blue hell would let you run for office?
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I would have to agree that the MSNBC panel members really openly mocked most (not all) of the Republicans they talked to, like Bachman or Cantor.

Then again, the vapid empty rhetorical repetitive saynothing nonsensical responses they were getting to their questions probably had something to do with it.
 
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lawgator1 said:
I would have to agree that the MSNBC panel members really openly mocked most (not all) of the Republicans they talked to, like Bachman or Cantor.

Then again, the vapid empty rhetorical repetitive saynothing nonsensical responses they were getting to their questions probably had something to do with it.
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Get this horseshiz out of here. You freaking voted for a MFer who said he believes in bottom up economics and was built on Chicago race baiting.
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GAVol said:
It very well could be that Mercer has regained a professor.
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Then I may lose the distinction of having been in the last group of 1Ls to take his Property course. Gonna have to find a new story with which to regale folks now. Maybe Ray Goff's shennanigans at Saxby Chambliss' first election party at the Riverside Drive Holiday Inn.
 
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