MSNBC's Ed Schultz Denounces Congressman Who Questioned Ballot-Stuffing Assertions

http://radioeequalizer.blogspot.com - Ed Schultz: world's most stubborn mule? Instead of apologizing for asserting (three times on his radio show) he'd stuff the ballot for Martha Coakley had he lived in Massachusetts, the MSNBC talker railed against a congressman (Rep Tom McClintock R-CA) who dared to challenge his reckless language on the House floor.

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• ed
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• ballot-stuffing
• massachusetts
• martha
• coakley
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• mcclintock
• gop
• california

[JMcH]

"Say anything half-heartedly?" More like you said it half-assedly, Ed. And the only person who's not paying attention to what you are saying is you.

[Mrcharliebobo]

LMFAO!!! This assclown said " He would vote ten times if he could and he would cheat to keep the republicans from winning anything" So who the fuck is he trying to bullshit??????

[whoo689]

Can liberals and Democrats say one sentence without using the term "corporation" in some derogatory fashion? I dunno if you guys realize this, but the Great Depression and Progressive Era have been over for about a century now. Corporations aren't these "evil" entities you guys love to bash. They're merely large groups of people, some who are corrupt but most who aren't.

[fractalchez]

I don't know how anyone can listen to this and still with a straight face call the GOP the "party of hate".

Ed is going to one day realize what kind of person he's become. I don't envy him for what he'll feel when that day comes.

In the meantime, I do hope that anyone on the left can look at this and start to realize what their party/side has become, and maybe start to ask themselves some hard questions.

[rkoliver1]

It's Bush's fault!

[adamitshelanu]

Who owns MSNBC? GE?

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Later, during the umpteenth question about MSNBC, another shareholders microphone was cut, according to multiple attendees.

The crowd was very upset with MSNBC because of its leftward tilt, one attendee said. Some former employees said they were embarrassed by it.

One specific complaint about MSNBC concerned Keith Olbermanns interview of actress Janeane Garofalo, who likened conservatives to racists and spoke of the limbic brain inside a right-winger.

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