by Chris Bowers
When I read the following a few hours ago over at Atrios, I was outraged:
Schneider
Well I can guarantee that they don't like George Bush. Do they think there's a difference? I think Osama bin laden - the al qaeda network - who I'm certain follow american politics. Look at the messages coming out on their tapes, they seem to follow politics very closely. They would very much like to defeat President Bush. But the question is could they pull of the same trick they could pull off in Spain? What Dennis Hastert says is they'd better not try that, it won't work here. My guess is he's right about that."
CNN, just now.
Over at Dailykos, Armando argues that Terry Mac should demand that Schneider resign for making such a slanderous statement against Kerry. I concur. Schneider talks of Al-Qaeda attempting to influence the election through terror because supposedly they like Kerry, while simultaneously attempting to influence the election himself through terror because he obviously likes Bush. Worse still, he does so under the guise of being a "non-partisan," and presenting "analysis" that has absolutely no basis in reality.
Bill Schneider should be fired by CNN, if he does not resign. Gallup and CNN's shame has only deepened.
http://www.mydd.com/story/2004/9/20/04425/7488