OMG! All in With Chris Hayes

[merrily]

Hayes shows a Republican purchased commercial that is anti-Hillary, . The ad focuses on Wall Street money, something that both Sanders and O'Malley and their respective supporters have been stressing as one of her most vulnerable points. Hayes explained that the anti-Hillary commercial means Republicans are afraid of Hillary and don't want her to win

Then, Hayes showed a commercial purchased by the same Republican group that is anti-Sanders. This ad stresses the things that Hillary and her supporters have been saying about Bernie-free this and that, and all paid for by increasing your taxes. So, how does Hayes explain this. The Republicans mentioned issues that will only help Sanders in the Iowa primary (?????). So the anti-Sanders ad also shows that Republicans are afraid of Hillary!!!!

[99th_Monkey]

1. I saw that. and it left me with a distinctly sour taste in my mouth

[JonLeibowitz]

2. I have been calling out this BS for days, no sane response yet.

The meme du jour seems to be that painting someone as far-left is helping Clinton because Iowans are very liberal. I don't quite buy that one.

Also, claire mccaskill!!! That always gets mentioned. Pretzel, indeed.

[merrily]

6. Sorry Jon, I missed it. I was nt on the board as much as usual before today.

I guess we can post on the page for his show?

http://www.msnbc.com/all

[Nite Owl]

3. So glad I stopped Watching MSGOP

when they fired Ed.

[ViseGrip]

4. The media is working overtime trying to sell Hillary for their corporate masters.

[SoapBox]

10. Agreed.

And it's shockingly blatant.

[Jackilope]

5. So "All In" for Chris Hayes and MSNBC means Fix In for Hillary.

Rachel also in the shillin'. Ministry of Misinformation.

[merrily]

8. Karen Vander Heuvel did a pretty good job, but she never asked how Hayes had managed to read Rove's

mind.

[Nyan]

7. Isn't that ridiculous, the worship of personality?

I hear that all too often from Clinton supporters; "republicans are afraid of her."
Um...no. Hate to burst your bubble, but they're not afraid of her, and they're not afraid of Bernie, either.
Just like we were never "afraid" of Bush or Cheney, or any other republicans. Sure, we hate them with all our guts, but that's not how politics works. That's not reality-based logic.
I could never understand why people buy into the kind of "strong" persona she puts on. It's so obviously posturing. Republicans are not gonna cower because she puts on a stern face and wags her finger multiple times.
Anyways, that often bothers me. Repugs going after Hillary with negative ad is because it's a reflex to them to go after her. And Chris Hayes might as well be wearing Hillary badge. The fact that he's still working for that network is proof that he's already sold out. All the good ones had no choice but to leave.

[merrily]

11. It's about money and power.

[TheBlackAdder]

9. This almost seems like the media drum up to declaring war on Iraq! How did that turn out? nt

[merrily]

12. Media is a combination of propaganda and circus.