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Spazito

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3. David Gregory lost ANY credibility he might have had...

Reply to NNN0LHI (Original post)

Mon May 7, 2012, 11:57 AM

May 2012

when he did his 'Dancing with Rove' routine. He is, imo, a right wing shill who lacks skill and compensates by touting the talking points delivered to him.

I bet the ratings on Meet the Press go up when Rachel Maddow is appearing on it and MSNBC would do well to replace Gregory with her, imo.

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Meet The Press' David Gregory Pushes Absurd NY Post Talking Point [View all] NNN0LHI May 2012 OP

all of those sunday shows are absurd & mostly populated by conservative white men WI_DEM May 2012 #1

Precisely why I don't watch any of them. closeupready May 2012 #7

There was a point when David Gregory was hungry for the truth Horse with no Name May 2012 #2

David Gregory lost ANY credibility he might have had... Spazito May 2012 #3

David Gregory is an absolute 100% homogenized, pasteurized, Karl Rove dancing, neutered weenie. Uncle Joe May 2012 #4

Agreed 100% truebrit71 May 2012 #5

"meet the press" newspeak May 2012 #6

I was going to ask which right wing talking point, Control-Z May 2012 #8

Well in all fairness Gregory is a useless tool. Rex May 2012 #9

Anyone using the NY Post as a source should be on the Saturday Morning cartoon set, and madinmaryland May 2012 #10

No. There were no "Mission Accomplished" banners. Bake May 2012 #11