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nadinbrzezinski

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9. Well, Christie is local news.

Reply to fadedrose (Reply #8)

Sun Mar 16, 2014, 11:12 AM

Mar 2014

It's also easy to produce. Why do you think the cul de sac in my state rarely makes it to national? Hell Sacramento rarely does. It's not near LA. Yup, gotten cynical.

Christie deserves an update, when something major breaks, not every damn day.

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CNN - Missing Plane Coverage [View all] fadedrose Mar 2014 OP

CNN, like all other mainstream news networks, is a fucking joke. Gravitycollapse Mar 2014 #1

Agree. They have redeemed themselves somewhat elfin Mar 2014 #2

Prison porn is cheap to produce nadinbrzezinski Mar 2014 #3

msnbc is the reason I'm on CNN fadedrose Mar 2014 #8

Well, Christie is local news. nadinbrzezinski Mar 2014 #9

I need to ask. SheilaT Mar 2014 #4

That crime show was scheduled I think, Mojo Electro Mar 2014 #5

I hear that they tied the missing plane to........ yep ...Benghazi. L0oniX Mar 2014 #11

Gees, Hillary stold the plane? fadedrose Mar 2014 #12

What makes the plane story so compelling fadedrose Mar 2014 #13

And so, once again one story locks out everything else. SheilaT Mar 2014 #14

Perfect segue to their MONEY-BOMB.... alittlelark Mar 2014 #6

I am getting all I can stand online. That way I can view it in tolerable doses. geckosfeet Mar 2014 #7

CNN needs another major San Fransisco earthquake. It's called "disaster economics" L0oniX Mar 2014 #10