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csziggy

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6. MSNBC should re-run Chris Hayes, Melissa Harris Perry, and even Alex Witt

Reply to ChairmanAgnostic (Reply #2)

Sun Mar 11, 2012, 10:50 AM

Mar 2012

That would give them intelligent content all day on weekends. West Coast viewers could see those excellent shows at reasonable times.

And it would let us re-watch the best segments without having to record every show every weekend.

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Phil Griffin's moves at MSNBC make more sense now? [View all] Shankapotomus Mar 2012 OP

MSNBC as of immediately 90-percent Mar 2012 #1

much improved. now, get rid of the prison shit, and I would be ChairmanAgnostic Mar 2012 #2

Amen to that N/T Old Codger Mar 2012 #4

I agree Shankapotomus Mar 2012 #5

Unfortunately, they do make money from the prison shit SoCalDem Mar 2012 #17

MSNBC should re-run Chris Hayes, Melissa Harris Perry, and even Alex Witt csziggy Mar 2012 #6

I hope you are successful Shankapotomus Mar 2012 #3

one disagreement. I don't think it is liberal content per se, but, rather ChairmanAgnostic Mar 2012 #7

I very much agree Shankapotomus Mar 2012 #8

I also agree 90-percent Mar 2012 #16

Nope... joeybee12 Mar 2012 #9

The MSNBC line-up is much stronger than it was two years ago. stopbush Mar 2012 #10

the perfect Ratigan assessment. ChairmanAgnostic Mar 2012 #11

Who exactly was doing the slime throwing. pennylane100 Mar 2012 #12

I'm saying maybe Griffin saw the writing Shankapotomus Mar 2012 #15

I do not understand your need to frame Keith's way of dealing with O'Reilly in such a negative manne pennylane100 Mar 2012 #18

KO's main problem was that he didn't get along with the top brass. Honeycombe8 Mar 2012 #13

Keith and rush are not the same thing musiclawyer Mar 2012 #14