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In reply to the discussion: Why do so many "love" Rachel Maddow? [View all]LakeArenal
(29,949 posts)5. She's great but from our perspective she takes too long to get to her point.
Then goes to commercial before she does.
We are used to it but dont really like it.
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And educated. She has a Bachelor's Degree in public policy and a Doctorate in political science
Deuxcents
Jun 2024
#16
I feel like she is discussing high level stuff and doesn't want to leave people in the dust.
forgotmylogin
Jun 2024
#56
Television is not the best format to appreciate her gifts, though she is gifted the most gifted MSNBC host.
Trueblue Texan
Jun 2024
#98
Intelligent (and proudly intellectual) while still being modest and self-effacing. Sincere and honest
hlthe2b
Jun 2024
#6
I appreciate her warmth, her humanity, her compassion, brilliance, insight, and ability to find what matters and tell
mahina
Jun 2024
#19
That's how she gets the "opposition" to appear on her show, she always asks them if she was accurate, goes on from there
Rhiannon12866
Jun 2024
#90
Yes, I remember the two of them would have a discussion on a topic every once in a while, too
Deuxcents
Jun 2024
#80
I thought he was like the originator of the concept...anyway thanks for the info. nt
Trueblue Texan
Jun 2024
#114
I expect no less from a woman who is on the side of democracy and a Rhodes scholar insofar as
Backseat Driver
Jun 2024
#24
I think she repeats and reframes so that it reaches all types of people with different ways of processing information.
chowder66
Jun 2024
#38
I so totally agree, Cyrano! She is truly a once in a lifetime teacher and historian.
BComplex
Jun 2024
#47
Also very little coverage of the dozens of other cities that had lead levels higher than Flint. n/t
MichMan
Jun 2024
#54
The couple of times I watched her show, she spoke of topics I was clueless about.
Torchlight
Jun 2024
#51
My favorite host on MSNBC - she's a walking political oracle - love her 😍. n/t
iluvtennis
Jun 2024
#69
Sooo Intelligent, caring, and witty! So glad I caught her early on Air America.
electric_blue68
Jun 2024
#89
A voice that needs to be heard by a much larger audience. She should have been a host of a Sunday show.
Pepsidog
Jun 2024
#118
Her boundless curiosity, her extraordinary communication skills and her humility.
LastLiberal in PalmSprings
Jun 2024
#122