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maybe AP has an opening for her.
I never read Animal Farm (don't ask me how I got away with that) and I found an old copy in a thrift store so I'll read that tonight. It's short enough to finish in a few hours.
Yeah, most of the those 37 million were probably turned off by the spectacle last night.....I hope.
There are NO journalists on TV, remember?
It is our job to get the truth out anyway we can.
Media Matters calls out Hardball over Allen's appearance
Wed Jun 21, 2006
"Hardball for Dean, softball for Allen: MSNBC's O'Donnell echoed Republican attacks, misleading statements" reads the title of the media watchdog group Media Matters' latest alert. The group is calling out MSNBC and guest host Kelly O'Donnell for their very different treatment of Democratic leader Howard Dean and soon to be ex-Senator George Allen.
Summary: During separate one-on-one interviews with Howard Dean and Sen. George Allen, MSNBC's Kelly O'Donnell gave starkly different treatments to each -- asking Dean to respond to Republican attacks on Democrats for most of his interview, while favoring Allen with only two questions that asked him to address criticism of Republicans.
And remember, she is married to a right winger--Secor?, I think.