Democratic Primaries

OhNo-Really

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9. We are each responsible to learn & decide

Thu Nov 14, 2019, 01:16 PM

Nov 2019

As a detail driven, fact seeking voter, I view all commercial television programs with full knowledge that commercial TV is not free in every way.

That is the best evaluation of MSNBC

That said, the programming from 4:00PM on is recorded & watched now, after a much needed 4 year break from the circus.

When an important fact is presented in a fuzzy or incorrect light, a correction tweet is offered immediately. It seems to help

It’s a new world & our voice can be used directly via twitter whether we like it or not 🤷🏻?♀️

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden

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MSNBC Is the Most Influential Network Among Liberals--And It's Ignoring Bernie Sanders [View all] Uncle Joe Nov 2019 OP

Help help I'm being repressed. nycbos Nov 2019 #1

. BuffaloJackalope Nov 2019 #3

There's never a bad time for a little Python. There's a clip for every occasion! NurseJackie Nov 2019 #10

And that clip is so versatile. nycbos Nov 2019 #13

Brilliant. emmaverybo Nov 2019 #17

Omg ismnotwasm Nov 2019 #20

Too bad that Sanders is such an obscure candidate that nobody knows about him..... brooklynite Nov 2019 #2

Plus, the premise of that "In These Times" article is simply not true. I don't know what.... George II Nov 2019 #7

These were their metrics. Uncle Joe Nov 2019 #11

I thought Bernie supporters didn't like liberals... OldRed2450 Nov 2019 #24

Your bolded paragraph proves that their "analysis" is subjective at best. OilemFirchen Nov 2019 #31

The word stagnant is negative, one can report polls without commentary as to momentum or Uncle Joe Nov 2019 #32

The word "stagnant" is neutral. OilemFirchen Nov 2019 #34

Stagnant has negative connotations, it's not neutral. Uncle Joe Nov 2019 #36

Good lord. OilemFirchen Nov 2019 #41

Commentary by pundits, it's almost always about the "horse race" or trivial bullshit, Uncle Joe Nov 2019 #42

This is what everyone is overlooking, and it couldn't be more important. JudyM Nov 2019 #46

Perhaps they don't think he's electable ? Haggis for Breakfast Nov 2019 #45

Guess MSNBC needs another Big Ed Schultz. Hoyt Nov 2019 #4

RIP Big Ed. SCVDem Nov 2019 #6

Not really... comradebillyboy Nov 2019 #47

Not as long as they Chris Hayes. n/t Tarheel_Dem Nov 2019 #50

Maybe he could do another Fox town hall...nt SidDithers Nov 2019 #5

I'm sure that Wayne Messas has similar complaints Jose Garcia Nov 2019 #8

Mike Gravel Can't Believe His Polling Numbers Neck-And-Neck With Fucking Nobody Like Wayne Messam Celerity Nov 2019 #33

What no "GET OFF MY LAWN!!"? MustLoveBeagles Nov 2019 #44

We are each responsible to learn & decide OhNo-Really Nov 2019 #9

I am a liberal and I do not support Sanders, katmondoo Nov 2019 #12

Same here. The Valley Below Nov 2019 #15

Same here zeusdogmom Nov 2019 #26

My last choice too, even below Gabbard... comradebillyboy Nov 2019 #48

I thought we were all Center-Left now. Act_of_Reparation Nov 2019 #16

Same here Gothmog Nov 2019 #43

He gives the same speech over and over again. Happy Hoosier Nov 2019 #14

MSNBC is not liberal. Buzz cook Nov 2019 #18

Bingo. Nt Quixote1818 Nov 2019 #19

I totally agree with you Buzz cook, corporate is the keyword, this isn't the first time Uncle Joe Nov 2019 #22

msnbc is afterall just comcast with a different face questionseverything Nov 2019 #37

There is a consistency in your attempt to blame the media for Sanders' dismal performance. LanternWaste Nov 2019 #21

dismal performance? questionseverything Nov 2019 #38

he should drop out. that would get him attention. nt msongs Nov 2019 #23

You rock! NurseJackie Nov 2019 #29

Good idea!!!!!!! comradebillyboy Nov 2019 #49

Post removed Post removed Nov 2019 #25

... Skidmore Nov 2019 #27

good handmade34 Nov 2019 #28

While I avoid criticizing any of our primary candidates, I usually underthematrix Nov 2019 #30

Rats. I think you are right. mahina Nov 2019 #35

Oh gee. A few weeks ago we Biden supporters thought LakeArenal Nov 2019 #39

If you read the article, you would know the answers to your questions. n/t Uncle Joe Nov 2019 #40

I dropped cable in 2015. I haven't watched MSNBC since and I'm fine with it. CentralMass Nov 2019 #51

What a shady article. TidalWave46 Nov 2019 #52

LOL "outsized influence" on old people. Um, liberals aren't stupid. betsuni Nov 2019 #53