MTP: Did E. J. Dionne refer to David Gregory as a "Conservative"?

[State the Obvious]

First of all, I am not sure I heard this correctly because I wasn't paying close attention. But......

.......when Dionne was discussing Juan Williams and NPR, he attempted to make the point that, during NPR interviews, he (Dionne) would state the Liberal view and David Gregory would state the Conservative view.

I am not questioning whether or not Gregory is a Conservative......I am just saying this seemed to be an "in-your-face" statement to the viewers that..... MTP is NOT impartial.

Did anyone else notice this? Did I hear this correctly?

(Rachel was excellent as usual.)

[Oceansaway]

1. (Rachel was excellent as usual.)...

yeah, all of her 2 mins. of air time...

NEVER AGAIN will i tune into MTP.....NEVER

[AlinPA]

2. Gregory is a republican tool and MTP is not impartial.

[mrs_p]

3. i'm pretty sure he was referring to brooks

[State the Obvious]

4. I wasn't sure.....thanks. nt

[dsc]

5. He was referring to Brooks

he and Brooks are on NPR every Friday.

[State the Obvious]

7. Thanks for clarifying this.... nt

[SpiralHawk]

6. "RepubliWanker" would be more accurate

since there is absolutely no thing as a conservative republicon -- conservative is just a word they toss around as a cover up.

Republicons are borrow-and-spend fiscal macronuts who already trashed America's economy and environment.

[Aramchek]

8. Gregory isn't just a Conservative, he's a Wingnut.

He thinks he's a wolf in sheep's clothing,
but his charade fools noone.

[WCGreen]

9. I stopped watching that crap when Timmy Russert started to make the

show more about himself than what was going on with the panel...