David Gregory is weak.

[kentuck]

He spends far too much time on the most trivial issues and is always looking to create controversy. He is not the most capable journalist to moderate a debate on important issues.

In the Brown/Warren debate, he jumped right into the "Native American" issue and spent far too much time on it. In my opinion, he does not seem prepared or knowledgeable about issues that matter to people.

[BumRushDaShow]

1. He is a Rove tool

But this why I have urged caution about the Presidential debates because ultimately, the moderator controls the discussion (or lack thereof). I have't forgotten Stupidfuckidous and his flag pin bullshit.

http://www.progressive.org/mag_mc041608c

[Enrique]

2. that's his job

[AtomicKitten]

3. He's a jackass.

[2pooped2pop]

4. He gets his marching orders from his dancing partner.

Rove.

[Kingofalldems]

5. He dances with Karl Rove

That's grounds for dismissal right there.

[yesphan]

6. He framed the debate from the first question

in favor of Brown. That why he was chosen to "moderate". Otherwise, why would they bring a "national" guy to moderate the
Massachusetts senatorial debate. Why not use a talking head from a more local market ?

[loyalsister]

8. I thought he went after Brown

He pressured him pretty hard and Brown was on the defensive quite a bit.

[Berlum]

7. He's an on-his-knees Republican Toady

Spittle flys from his slobbering Republican spin.

[Doctor_J]

9. Strongly disagree

he is doing his job as a teabagger propagandist quite well.

[formercia]

11. Karl Rove's Buddy. n/t

[formercia]

10. That may be true

but he was strong enough to throw Scott Brown an Anvil. "Who is your favorite Supreme Court Justice?"

[OldDem2012]

13. That was a softball question that even...

...a brain-challenged right-winger like Brown should have been able to answer in front of a hostile crowd.

[AndyTiedye]

14. It Was Supposed to be an Easy One. Brown Turned it Into an Anvil

Scalia is likely the LEAST favorite Supreme Court justice in living memory for most in Massachusetts.

[aint_no_life_nowhere]

12. "he does not seem prepared or knowledgeable about issues"

That could describe almost the entire field of journalism in this country with exceptions you could probably count on one hand, like Amy Goodman, Thom Hartmann, or Rachel Maddow.

[jsmirman]

15. He is a complete buffoon

see my post on what a cretin he is: http://www.democraticunderground.com/10021449785

I think my headline was too crass for folks here, lol, which is understandable...

I had grievances and was hacked off.

[quispquake]

16. He does love to watch Karl dance...