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9. Ya know what, I give him a pass

Mon Oct 22, 2012, 11:00 PM

Oct 2012

He is a partisan. But he does add value to the MSNBC panel. Otherwise you'd just have everyone basically agreeing with each other.

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Steve Schmidt lost credibility tonight. He just another right wing [View all] JRLeft Oct 2012 OP

Then he even backtracked on himself soleft Oct 2012 #1

He had credibility? Narraback Oct 2012 #2

Not with me, never did. But anyway. freshwest Oct 2012 #16

just a reminder erik satie Oct 2012 #3

Tweety called him on it too Evergreen Emerald Oct 2012 #4

I think he was auditioning for Faux tonight chelsea0011 Oct 2012 #5

Give him a break The Hitman Oct 2012 #7

Sorry, can't defend the indefensible. catbyte Oct 2012 #12

No break given oswaldactedalone Oct 2012 #8

Ya know what, I give him a pass BeyondGeography Oct 2012 #9

We're at the point, where they all start getting in line Thrill Oct 2012 #10

I lost all respect for Steve tonight. JanetLovesObama Oct 2012 #11

I totally agree! nt avebury Oct 2012 #13

I think he might have been right LondonReign2 Oct 2012 #14

A republican sack of sand with nothing to add. Segami Oct 2012 #15

When did he have credibility? krawhitham Oct 2012 #17

well what do you expect from someone who was a mccain-palin advisor? spanone Oct 2012 #18

Schmidt gave kids across the US a new excuse sunnystarr Oct 2012 #19