Posts Tagged ‘MSNBC’
» posted on Monday, May 30th, 2011 at 11:50 am by Damien Baldino
MSNBC’s Ed Schultz calls Laura Ingraham a “right-wing slut”
Talk show host Laura Ingraham
After the Ed Schultz’s comments about fellow talk show host Laura Ingraham, I think he’s lucky to have a job. If MSNBC had any interest in being a serious news agency, they would have imposed a longer suspension or fired him. Of course, they make no effort to hide their biases. Their minions like to complain about right-wing news sources, but let’s face it, MSNBC is the left-wing Fox News.
In case you missed Ed Scult’s comments, the audio from his tantrum is below.
post a comment | filed under Media · Politics | tags: Ed Schultz, Fox News, Journalism, Laura Ingraham, Left Wing, Media, MSNBC, Right Wing, Talk Shows
» posted on Monday, November 8th, 2010 at 8:04 am by Damien Baldino
Keith Olbermann is back on the air after much ado about nothing
After being suspended for giving campaign contributions to 3 liberal Democrats without MSNBC’s permission, Keith Olbermann will be back on the air. The suspension lasted for only two shows, and follows a great deal of criticism about the move.
I don’t like Keith Olbermann, I don’t watch his show, and politically, we’re about as opposite as you can get. With that said, suspending him was absolute nonsense. MSNBC’s policy on political donations is absolutely necessary for reporters and anchors who are trusted to be neutral and detached from the news they are reporting. Keith Olbermann is anything but neutral, and only an idiot wouldn’t realize that he is an unabashed liberal. By the way, there’s nothing wrong with that, since his show is opinion-based.
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post a comment | filed under Current Events · Media · Politics | tags: Bill O'Reilly, Glenn Beck, Keith Olbermann, Mark Levin, MSNBC, Political Contributions, Rachel Maddow, Suspension
» posted on Wednesday, December 2nd, 2009 at 4:37 pm by Damien Baldino
Chris Matthews is the real “enemy”
MSNBC talking head Chris Matthews is a buffoon. If you haven’t realized it by this point, check out the video above. In it, he talks about the “strange venue” Barack Obama chose for his speech, and he questioned why the President would visit the “enemy camp.”
Barack Obama is the Commander-in Chief. As such, giving a speech to cadets at the country’s premiere military academy seems like an appropriate place. As for Matthew’s “enemy camp” comment, it is shameful. These men and women are pledging to defend the United States. If an individual sees these soldiers as “enemies,” then they themselves are enemies of what America stands for.
post a comment | filed under Media · Politics | tags: Afghanistan, Barack Obama, Chris Matthews, Hardball, MSNBC, West Point
» posted on Monday, November 16th, 2009 at 7:30 pm by Damien Baldino
If only Fox News were more like…Jon Stewart?
The Obama administration looked bad once again as communications director Anita Dunn criticized Fox News and praised Comedy Central’s Jon Stewart. In a laughable moment, Dunn was able to keep a straight face as she said MSNBC isn’t biased. Her evidence? Former Republican Joe Scarborough is employed by the network. If hiring one person from another ideological background is the litmus test, then should Fox News meet that threshold by employing Geraldo Rivera?
Of course, Fox News is biased, and so is MSNBC. Fox has a conservative slant, while MSNBC proudly pushes the liberal agenda. Anita Dunn surely realizes this, but chooses not to acknowledge this because because she wants the typical person to believe that the glowing reports on MSNBC are the “truth” and not pure liberal propaganda. » read more
post a comment | filed under Media · Politics | tags: Anita Dunn, Fox News, Jon Stewart, MSNBC
» posted on Friday, October 30th, 2009 at 2:16 pm by Damien Baldino
Barack Obama vs. Fox News
In a perfect world, the media would be 100% unbiased. They would cover every important story appropriately without prejudice and never bury some stories and over-emphasize others. They would approach each topic with indifference, in order to let readers come to their own conclusions. They would exist solely to gather and distribute information without any agenda other than the desire to have an informed citizenry. That should be the goal, but it is far from the reality.
I enjoy watching Fox News, but it certainly isn’t “fair and balanced,” as the network claims. There is certainly a conservative slant that cannot be denied. I hear this mentioned frequently, but what I don’t hear mentioned often is the liberal bias demonstrated by MSNBC. They behave exactly like Fox News. They just do so at the opposite end of the political spectrum. » read more
post a comment | filed under Media · Politics | tags: Barack Obama, Fox News, Media, MSNBC
