Alright so now I'm annoyed!

[leftcoastmountains]

I started watching MSNBC and Rachel went to Bernie and Hillary's speeches. Sort of a
recap. She plays Bernie's speech. Mentions that it is long. Only plays a few seconds of it.
Hillary's speech is next and I really didn't want to hear it again, but left it on. Well they
started playing a lot of her speech! I mean a lot of it! I got mad and clicked off MSNBC.
Since when does the loser get more air time than the winner?!!!!!

[onecaliberal]

1. When they own one of the candidates.

[Kip Humphrey]

2. Its thumb-on-the-scale politics. Bernie will win anyway. They can't stop it.

[HooptieWagon]

3. Yep.

That will be the case until November. Media is the establishment. The establishment is now very frightened.

[CharlotteVale]

4. It hasn't seemed to occur to them that Bernie doesn't need them.

[bkkyosemite]

5. They are doing that on CNN and MSNBC. They keep either talking about Hillary

or Trump and the rest of the repubs...and just a lil about Bernie...disgusting.

[Stardust]

9. Google News first story: Trump notches an easy victory in New Hampshire’s Republican primary

Bernie is mentioned 5 stories down, and then only in the context of Rachel ripping "idea of liberal media, liberal establishment."

Pathetic.

[PFunk1]

6. I think this is way the MSM doesnt like net neutrality

It's because of the web that Bernie's message can bypass the MSM filters and they now know it.

[HubertHeaver]

7. That actually works against Hillary.

The more one hears of her, the less one likes her.

[TTUBatfan2008]

8. It needed to be a long speech, Rachel...

Maybe if your network gave him more airtime in general, he would not feel like this speech was his one chance to reach voters out there who might not be able to research him on the Internet, etc.