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2016 Postmortem
Related: About this forumYes It's Always This Crazy. Segment from Rachel Maddow for those that are concerned.
She take a look at intra party acrimony in primaries.
http://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow/watch/intra-party-acrimony-common-to-primaries-688479811597
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Yes It's Always This Crazy. Segment from Rachel Maddow for those that are concerned. (Original Post)
BootinUp
May 2016
OP
If true, it would be the first thing from Maddow that has not been 100% pro-establishment.
merrily
May 2016
#5
I'll pass. Rachel lost her credibility with me a while back, as did all of MSNBC.
ThePhilosopher04
May 2016
#6
merrily
(45,251 posts)1. LOL! Let me guess: the article is favorable to Hillary.
dchill
(38,446 posts)2. I'll never know!
BootinUp
(47,085 posts)3. Its a video, and I do not detect a bias no.
merrily
(45,251 posts)5. If true, it would be the first thing from Maddow that has not been 100% pro-establishment.
But, I stopped watching her years ago because she is incredibly boring and condescending, yet seems to think her mugging and over-explaining are amusing. And that was before she crossed a picket line.
ThePhilosopher04
(1,732 posts)6. I'll pass. Rachel lost her credibility with me a while back, as did all of MSNBC.