Contact CNN and Recommend Guests They Should Interview During the Republic

[Eric J in MN]

During the Democratic Convention, CNN interviewed Republicans such as Bob Dole, Ed Gilespie, and rightwing radio host Laura Ingraham.

Which Democrats would you like CNN to interview during the Republican Convention?

Let the news channel know your recommendations.

You can choose a specific reporter to write from the middle of this webpage:
http://www.cnn.com/feedback/cnntv/



Read more at moveleft.com:

http://www.moveleft.com/moveleft_essay_2004_08_02_contact_cnn_and_recommend_guests_for_republican_convention.asp

[Eric J in MN]

1. kick

kick

[Bush was AWOL]

2. I suggest they allow Begala and Carville to host the convention

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3. Ed

CNN interviewed Ed Gilespie within five seconds of the conclusion of the Kerry speech. Before his wife was even brought on-camera, Ed was shouting his talking points. They had to mute the applause (mostly) to let the Republicans spin freely.

They'd better let somebody from our side speak at the immediate conclusion of Bush's speech. As for who...I'm not really sure. The Left doesn't have the same kind of sardonic, invective-spewing attack dogs as the Right.

Our best anti-spin artists are comedians, and they don't get much play on cable news. Though, apparently, if you're on The Sopranos, that'll get you in the door.

I'd pay to see Jon Stewart play the role.

[Eric J in MN]

4. Terry McAuliffe, DNC chair, would be the opposite of Ed Gillespie (nt)

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5. No kidding.

But Terry's never on TV, and I'm wondering whether there's a reason for that. I've *never* seen Terry. Ed's on four shows a week.

[Eric J in MN]

6. I've seen Terry McAuliffe on tv once, though I don't recall where (nt)

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