Bullshit. CNN has been pushing Oblama. Look at the grandiose CNN political ads for their own coverage- Oblama is highlighted consistently. His image is larger, more frequent & on the beat, as-they-say.

So did I, because I always go to them first. CNN is horrible, and they are extremely biased toward Hillary and of course especially toward the RePUKES! In general, MSMBC has been doing fantastic political coverage, with Keith Olbermann, and all of the NBC anchors. Chris Matthews has moderated himself lately, having seen the handwriting on the wall. I have been watching morning to night, during the political happenings. I believe that they are the BEST network for politics. But on Saturday, they were off their game, and on Sundays, they are always off. I think they are presently being much too influenced by the Clintons, who are running totally scared, and who allowed the Media Matters Hillary "SHILLS" to intimidate them about the incident regarding David Shuster, just as they did regarding Imus. That is completely ridiculous! I wouldn't stop watching them for what is nothing but a Clinton ploy to gain sympathy in a failing campaign!!! MSNBC surely needs some programming "tweaking," but otherwise, it is the best network for politics!

YES, and i have written to MSMBC repeatedly, that he has been doing this. It is evident that he is attempting to suppress Obama's support, in hopes of propping up Hillary. This is a very supperficial, but popular ploy among the RePUKES, that has been going on a very long time. It is new with Pat, however. He was always fair, before this. You would think the Democrats would understand just how much they want Hillary to be our candidate, because she would be SO EASY to beat. But mabe this very fact explains why Hillary's supporters are the ones with less education! Obama has the intelligent supporters who understand such dynamics!!!

Pat is a campaign insider that can look at the Democratic race from objective point of view due to the fact that he is a Republican.Pat was a speech writer for Nixon. He tries to anticipate move and counter move by each campaign . He is a good political strategist. I'm pretty sure he isn't a Hillary supporter.

I heart Aaron. Hometown boy!

Chris Mathews and Tim Russert are the best news journalists on TV.

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A good assessment of infotainment hosts Matthews and Russert.

Geraldo Rivera and Jon Stewart are also excellent at entertainment.

How about real journalists who do real news like Daniel Schorr on PBS, Linda Ellerbee on Nick news or Christine Amanpour at CNN.

I think they are *regrouping* because of the Capus smackdown. It didn't stop the Morning Joe crew from starting out snickering about Clinton.

*The Place for Politics* is the most biased place on cable TV, they bought into their own *press*.

Dear Loki,

It is understandable that you feel the way you do. I am a Midwesterner too. I also have given up politics many of times. This time its different. Its ok to talk politics and now we have the forum where all may have the chance to speak.

This is not the twentieth century. The world is full of risks. Take one. Right here right now.

This is pretty sad to me. By watching the recent primary coverages, and moving from channel to channel, I have discovered that MSNBC is indeed farcical. It's simply that they don't have the budgets to compete with CNN or FOX. This weekend (I am a resident of the state of Washington) there was little or no reporting on our state caucus or, of course, other Saturday caucuses. FOX had more coverage even, but as for yesterday and Super Tuesday, CNN totally kicked MSNBC's butt: John King with his great map presentations; Bill Schneider
with his exit polls. Wolf Blitzer reporting evenly without all the blatant bragging historical allusions of a Chris Matthews. All in all, MSNBC's primary coverage is aenemic.

This is sad for me to say because I've previously posted here that my favorite news is the first half hour of the Keith Olbermann show; also that MSNBC ought (as other posters suggested) to hire Rachel Maddow (which they did recently --not just because of me but I'm sure because of the many who find her commentary extremely interesting, insightful and informative.

I am retired, age 69, and a former reporter and editor. My favorite other commentators on political issues are Pat Buchanan, David Gergen, Chris Crawford, Joe Scarborough, Chuck Todd, Eugene Robinson, Bill Press, Larry O'Donnell, James Carville, Paul Begala, Bill Schneider, Candy Crowley, and John Roberts.

I must admit to being a political junkie but the best news show is, of course, The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. Thank Nature that the writers' strike is about over, and that they basically got what they wanted, if I believe the early headlines.

She has the worst laugh.

Followed by her "horse" laugh.

Unbearable.