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napi21

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3. Lots of cable new shows are pre-empted to cover primaries. I suppose she didn't

Reply to deminks (Original post)

Fri Feb 26, 2016, 05:31 PM

Feb 2016

think hers would be because voting is mostly Tuesdays. Well, there are a few held on Saturday. Now, should MSNBC have invited her to be on the primary coverage? Maybe. I'm not sure her audience is stron enough for her to fight the network though.

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MSNBC's Harris-Perry Says She Won�t Appear On Her Show After Pre-Emptions [View all] deminks Feb 2016 OP

I thought something was going on when they started taking her show Cleita Feb 2016 #1

You beat me to it. I just posted the NYT version of this story. nt Erich Bloodaxe BSN Feb 2016 #2

Lots of cable new shows are pre-empted to cover primaries. I suppose she didn't napi21 Feb 2016 #3

Well, she's in good company: Big Ed, Keith Olberman, Cenk Unger .. let's see.. who else? nt 99th_Monkey Feb 2016 #4

Makes me wonder what exactly was so "problematic" about her show. 99th_Monkey Feb 2016 #9

MHP is too "newsy." Not "Real Housewives of D.C." enough. lindysalsagal Feb 2016 #5

I love her and her program - it's been frustrating that she hasn't been on. myrna minx Feb 2016 #6

Comcast working to replicate Faux News ... 66 dmhlt Feb 2016 #7

I think this is an experiment by MSNBC's executives jeff47 Feb 2016 #8