Media Ignore Warren Again Tonight -- Except Chris, Surprisingly, He Says She Won

[ancianita]

The way they keep horse racing this debate just wrecks the overall power of this party.

If the public listened to them, they'd think we're still too weak -- shoulda woulda coulda been more Trump, "crisper," "contested convention!" "where's the money if they're unfair to Bloomberg!" waaaa!

Media call themselves speculative. I call them gaslighting.

[Garrett78]

1. I've been watching and I've been hearing a lot of praise for Warren, not just from Tweety.

[ancianita]

3. I hear ABOUT her, but nothing compared to what we objectively saw. They just won't see her.

Joy Reid is the only other commenter with explanatory praise for Warren's substance.

[UniteFightBack]

2. I don't know what you are talking about but they are praising her non stop...now Biden on the other

hand hasn't even been mentioned. The guy who is leading by the widest margin in the swing states not even a fucking mention. This is so ridiculous...this whole FUCKING THING.

[tirebiter]

4. "Life isn't fair,". JFK

[ancianita]

6. My post? Cuz I thought Biden was absolutely at his best and presidential. Great! Maybe their

attention is always to be set on the frontrunner.

Biden's on his way to winning Super Tuesday, from what I saw. I think the public agrees with you about the whole thing. First out of the gate looks good for him, but Bernie's not going to do as well going forward.

[pattyloutwo]

5. He said it

reluctantly, like he diidnt really want to say it, I thought. (MSNBC also gave Biden mega time after, and Klobuchar very little.) Then Matthews’ tone with Warren was accusatory rather than congratulating. CNN, Erin Burnett I think, gave a much better, fairer interview to Warren in my opinion.

[ancianita]

7. Wish I'd seen the Burnett interview. Chris was condescending to Warren, but in the end, gave her

the A grade for the night.