From: "Gary Britt" 

I agree that Greenfield can be interesting.  I also thought the "black
guy" was decent.  I've never minded Wolf either.  Its not that CNN
doesn't have any decent reporters, its that CNN forces all their reporters
(most of whom run willingly) into a liberal world view centered
anti-republican, anti-conservative point of view.

I've been working out of town a bit recently, and the hotel where I'm
staying doesn't have Fox Cable News.  For the first time in many many many
years, I was forced to watch CNN for my news fix.  It was amazing to me how
positively awful are their shows.  Their constant left wing bias was and is
so bad, so constant, so pervasive that even the CNN toilet paper in the
men's room must hang to the left.  Its so bad that I am forced to change
the channel every few minutes because they do or say something so biased so
ridiculous that its either change the channel to I Love Lucy reruns or
throw my shoe through the picture tube.

Gary

"Steve Ewing"  wrote in message
news:opsgyyowt8sagvys{at}news.barkto.com...
> On Thu, 4 Nov 2004 15:27:53 -0500, Gary Britt 
wrote:
>
> > No doubt they will hang it on some techie or intern, but this kind of
> > thing speaks volumes about the culture at CNN and why they are so
> > rightly losing their ass week after week to Fox Cable News.
>
> I am not a big TV watcher, so I never see the various talking heads;
> Tuesday I watched the returns on CNN.  I like Jeff Greenfield (from
> appearances on Imus), but some of the others--!
>
> Larry King appeared to be playing (I hope for his sake) the dummy who asks
> the obvious questions that Joe Viewer might not be clear about.  Wolf did
> okay, I guess, for live TV.  The black guy I have never seen before, and
> he said his name several times but I forget it: I really liked him, he was
> good, although not enough to make me remember his name.  I dislike it when
> the one black guy has to field all the "minority" questions, though
> ("here, you're black: how do you think Hispanics are voting?").
>
> Tucker and Begala I knew what to expect; Carville was good: calm and
> reasoned; but Novak!  Is he always such a slouching, drawling idiot?
> "Well, let me just interject in this discussion on Ohio, that an obscure
> Republican has just been elected Animal Control Officer in Podunk, and in
> a close race like that it shows a lot of doggedness..." (no, he didn't say
> that.  Not that clever).
>
> Paula Zahn has been cadging "perky pills" from
what's-her-name from the
> "Today" show.  I wonder how she did by the wee hours (I
bailed at 1:15)?
>
> --
> Steve 
> http://www.qmss.com/sewing

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