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stonecutter357

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45. Nope

Reply to PeteSelman (Reply #9)

Wed Apr 8, 2015, 02:15 PM

Apr 2015

Nope wrong.

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Chris Matthews explodes at MSNBC: Quit putting �goddamn� right-wing ads on for free [View all] deminks Apr 2015 OP

Tweety's rare extended moment of clarity. L0oniX Apr 2015 #1

Second time in as fredamae Apr 2015 #2

He's right. PeteSelman Apr 2015 #3

Good point. RavensChick Apr 2015 #4

Maybe they are trying to get us to come back. zeemike Apr 2015 #5

me too. I only know about teevee stuff from what's reported here. BlancheSplanchnik Apr 2015 #44

Where do you get that "no one is watching"? whathehell Apr 2015 #6

MSNBC draws flies for ratings. PeteSelman Apr 2015 #9

No one watches. AlbertCat Apr 2015 #12

Why is this corporate cable station such a sacred cow? PeteSelman Apr 2015 #21

I'm not one of them. RavensChick Apr 2015 #53

MSNBC is on the higher tier programming WhiteTara Apr 2015 #13

That, and Jamaal510 Apr 2015 #27

not their call. cable kicked them up there for a reason. mopinko Apr 2015 #38

I watch. Kingofalldems Apr 2015 #18

Yeah you're right. PeteSelman Apr 2015 #20

Why so touchy AlbertCat Apr 2015 #24

It's only the marketing execs who give a sh1t and they lie when they do erronis Apr 2015 #40

If all these 'exec' types didn't have the 'wrong idea' about advertising ... brett_jv Apr 2015 #51

I guess I'm a lot less "entertainment" driven than most erronis Apr 2015 #52

Nope whathehell Apr 2015 #30

That's the highest rated show nxylas Apr 2015 #36

Nope stonecutter357 Apr 2015 #45

MSNBC close to CNN in numbers. All cable news, including FOX are no where close to network news. Fla Dem Apr 2015 #46

I'M WATCHING !!! Chris Matthews slings crap at the right wing /GOPigs all the time trueblue2007 Apr 2015 #22

I watch him too. PeteSelman Apr 2015 #23

He's right SwankyXomb Apr 2015 #7

IMO, Tweety is trying to save his job. CK_John Apr 2015 #8

But the braintrusts at MSNBC say they�ll no longer be liberal... dorkzilla Apr 2015 #11

+1 Jamaal510 Apr 2015 #28

MSNBC/GE isn't going to be liberal a long as... Blanks Apr 2015 #47

Big money buying our elections makes it official project_bluebook Apr 2015 #10

This message was self-deleted by its author Corruption Inc Apr 2015 #14

The goal should be to get people to stop watching Fox News world wide wally Apr 2015 #16

Bingo. Jamaal510 Apr 2015 #29

The only problem - if people stop watching MSNBC then there'll be NO voice for calimary Apr 2015 #39

MSNBC Rolando Apr 2015 #15

I haven't stopped watching TV but I cut the cord and just pay for a few streaming services. cui bono Apr 2015 #31

Bam! Duppers Apr 2015 #17

I think I'm falling in love. dinger130 Apr 2015 #19

Remember how many news outlets ran The Wizard Apr 2015 #25

Matthews talked about the Swiftboaters more than anyone else on tv, giving them "free" air time!!!! Major Hogwash Apr 2015 #32

Since I didn't watch TV then (or now),thanks for that information erronis Apr 2015 #42

I can't believe Matthews either forgot or for some reason JonLP24 Apr 2015 #43

Squirel, nut Kelvin Mace Apr 2015 #26

TWEETY did this? I might actually have to buy a television......... raven mad Apr 2015 #33

who is that guy he's talking to barbtries Apr 2015 #34

Better yet, stop running right-wing ads, period, on msnbc. Dont call me Shirley Apr 2015 #35

The best part about not owning a TV is that I never get to see SheilaT Apr 2015 #37

It is ironic Matthews says by Paul saying he is against "nation building" was a shot to the Bush JonLP24 Apr 2015 #41

Didn't he buy it then too? dogman Apr 2015 #48

I think so JonLP24 Apr 2015 #49

Like saying he would take the Reagan approach? dogman Apr 2015 #50