Between the Super Bowl and Super Tuesday, it has been a humdinger of a week for TV news. For those of us who follow both football and politics, it has been gut-wrenching in either fantastic or heartbreaking ways. But in this whirligig of a political climate in the era of live and up-to-the-millisecond coverage, it should only be expected that someone should screw up.
MSNBC's David Shuster screwed up. Despite the praise laid upon Chelsea...
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