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Democratic Primaries
In reply to the discussion: Is Chris Hayes trying to become a subtler Hannity for Bernie Sanders? [View all]highplainsdem
(62,422 posts)9. Understandable. I wouldn't even mind him showing a bit of bias if he were at least honest
in presenting facts.
But when you do what purports to be an expert discussion of electability, then cherrypick the ONLY recent poll that even partially backs up your argument and ignore all the other polls that show your favorite slipping farther and farther behind the frontrunner, it's a complete sham.
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
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Is Chris Hayes trying to become a subtler Hannity for Bernie Sanders? [View all]
highplainsdem
May 2019
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I really didn't watch him that much then. Have never been that big a fan of his.
highplainsdem
May 2019
#3
Understandable. I wouldn't even mind him showing a bit of bias if he were at least honest
highplainsdem
May 2019
#9
I agree that Ari, Rachel and Lawrence are much more professional, much better journalists.
highplainsdem
May 2019
#6
Actual members of the JD PAC board or just the members of the House they endorsed?
Celerity
May 2019
#17
It's not "stupid" to focus on electability with so much at stake in this election.
highplainsdem
May 2019
#11
Yes, we need to win this one. Four more years of Trump and McConnell will destroy us
emulatorloo
May 2019
#13
No (and I hope you're joking). Save the boycotts for the shows pushing bigotry.
highplainsdem
May 2019
#25
I very rarely catch any of his show, and when I do it's usually just the last few minutes. So
highplainsdem
May 2019
#20
It wouldn't surprise me. Matthews has an affinity for blue collar, rust-belt candidates...
Drunken Irishman
May 2019
#23
Well, judging by most of the replies here, I've been slow to see it. But I just can't overlook it
highplainsdem
May 2019
#27
Big Ed was a Sanders' fanatic too. Big Ed was a con man, and wore a leather helmet
Hoyt
May 2019
#29
Hayes had a very obvious full-on woodie for BS in 2016. The kind that makes
Maru Kitteh
May 2019
#32
"Is there a segment of your audience that you don't care about. I'm not alone in objecting to your..
Cha
May 2019
#34
I missed that. Probably a good thing, since I might have thrown something at the screen.
highplainsdem
May 2019
#47
I can't stand him. Only that hyper-caffeinated Steve Kornacki is more annoying than he is.
NurseJackie
May 2019
#39