Unlike the multi-million dollar crybabies at NBC like Ann Curry whining about the lousy open-air hotel and NBC correspondent Kerry Sanders "sleeping on the concrete runway."
The exception: anchor Lester Holt.
NBC will serve all whine before it's time. Tucked safely away from the rubble, NBC News correspondent Kelly O'Donnell babbles double, double, toil and trouble if Republican Scott Brown buries Dem Martha Coakley in the race for Ted Kennedy's Senate seat. NewsBusters has the transcript in the exchange between MSNBC's Ed Schultz and O'Donnell.
The buck stops with Obama if Coakley loses. It's 1994 all over again. But it's Coakley's blood Dems are draining to spare Obama the embarrassment of such a colossal loss. Obama chucked his Sunday sked for a last-ditch campaign pitch in Massachusetts in what the NYT's Adam Nagourney calls "the shifting fortunes" of Obama and the Dem party. A new poll has Brown at 50% and Coakley at 46%.
Which has MSNBC blowhard Chris Matthews' liberal panties in a knot. The unabashed Democrat lamented to NBC WH Correspondent Chuck Todd about the good old days. The good old days in Masschusetts when you could buy votes. H/T NewsBusters
On his Friday radio show, Ed Schultz sings the MSNBC one-note samba: "I'd cheat to keep these bastards out." I'm so grateful your ego and bank account have decided not to run for Byron Dorgan's ND Senate seat, Ed. I'd cheat to keep YOU out.
If a portion of the lefties in this country had their way, we'd be running Cuban-style elections anyway. And I, for one, am not Castro-convertible.
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ReplyDeleteNobody really gives a shit how you feel. Just tell us what we need to know. The story ain't about you.
All anyone has to do is tune into Congress over the past few months to learn about Chicago style deep dish politics. That may be what voters may want to put the skids to.
ReplyDeleteHow many veteran war correspondents would publicly whine about sleeping in a foxhole? Or wherever. These pussies shouldn't be sent to danger zones lacking Ritz-Carltons...
ReplyDeleteIf there isn't a Ritz or a Four Seasons, then it's already a danger zone.
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