why would any living soul care what SE Cupp has to say...

[grasswire]

....about ANYTHING? Did I miss some credentials on her?

Seriously. Why doesn't MSNBC find some depth?

[JoePhilly]

1. Her job is to speak to the Tea Party ...

... using small words and small logic.

[emulatorloo]

2. A group that is already vastly over-represented in the media

Don't quite get why MSNBC thinks we need to hear yet another one, LOL

[JoePhilly]

5. Yea, but those Tea party folks are home in the afternoon.

And she looks a little like a younger Sarah Palin.

[Warpy]

3. She's there to attract retired old goats away from Pox.

They also thought she'd bring in the younger viewers, which is odd since she is on during the hours most of them are at work.

I agree that there are broadcast journalism grads out there who aren't airheads. Unfortunately, she is not one of them.

[TheCowsCameHome]

4. That name...........

...all I can think of is cheap porno actress.

Sorry if that offends anyone.

[LWolf]

6. Why does any living soul care what

ANY media talking head says?

Why do people like letting others think and speak for them?

[grasswire]

7. watching the news is allowing others to thin_ and spea_ for me?

(sorry, the letter omitted above is not useable on this laptop)

I find your characterization unrealistic and out of touch.

[LWolf]

8. I dont' consider

what passes for "news" on tv to be credible news. More like soundbites repeated over and over between commercials, with some heavily slanted reporting.

Isn't Cupp a "political commentator?" That's not news.

[Jamaal510]

9. SE Cupp's job (besides being eye candy for male viewers)

is to be the token conservative of the show in order to draw RW viewers. She is there to represent the wingnut viewpoint, while also being a punching bag for the liberals who appear on there.