There is no liberal media to not believe in

[riqster]

The news is biased in favor of money, honey: http://bluntandcranky.wordpress.com/2013/02/26/a-week-of-harsh-truths-day-three-there-is-no-liberal-media-to-not-believe-in/

[graham4anything]

1. Al Sharpton. The one and only one I watched and care about. No one else.

I don't read the others, I don't watch the others. Just Rev. Al.

[Jamaal510]

2. You're the 1st PoliticsNation fan I've seen on here so far.

Usually people just talk about Rachel's show, but I'm kinda with you. I like Rev. Al's show the best on MSNBC, with Ed coming in a close 2nd.

[graham4anything]

3. Day in, day out, Rev. Al hits it out of the ballpark, calmly & factual

He sets up the days stories, and very detective like slams it home.
It's like he is doing it 2013 style and 60s oratory style mixed together perfectly.

Rachel and Ed lost me after the first debate.
They might as well have been working for Fox.
Rev. Al calmly but strongly disagreed with them and mentioned the ropeadope and how Mitt would have nothing left in the second. Called it perfectly.

I would love to see (but it won't ever happen) Rev. Al hosting Meet the Press.

[jenmito]

4. MSNBC just hired Gibbs, Axelrod, and Carville. That along with shows with Sharpton, Schultz,

Matthews, Maddow, and O'Donnell is as good as it gets for us. And that's pretty good.

[riqster]

5. MSNBC can make money this way

Glad they're doing it, but that's why they are doing it.

[jenmito]

6. Even liberals need to make money. n/t

[riqster]

7. Yep. And since Reagan, money has driven "news"

That is the real bias: profit.