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2016 Postmortem
Showing Original Post only (View all)Cenk Uygur just announced he's voting for Hillary Clinton. [View all]
I know a lot of members despise him because he's not pro Hillary all the time, but that's not the job of the media. The media should not have cozy relationships with any of our politicians we need separation not friendships.
We've complained about it with republicans and we were right and it's not right when it happens on our side either.
Media kisses politicians asses for access. I don't care about media access, I care about facts not what's fed to the media through staffers.
Truth no matter what.
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While I am glad he is voting for Hillary, he still turned many against her... sorry he is not a
Demsrule86
Nov 2016
#1
Nope it won't. I can't stand the guy and will never watch his show which I used to quite often.
Demsrule86
Nov 2016
#19
I think that person was such an angry sputtering hot baked potato that he replied to the
betsuni
Nov 2016
#223
Well .... hopefully you'll get 8 years to complain about Hillary as she gets things done ...
JoePhilly
Nov 2016
#99
Given our divided country...there is going to have to be incrementalism...or do you
Demsrule86
Nov 2016
#42
Compromise by starting far left and end up in the center instead of start negotiations
JRLeft
Nov 2016
#48
Fat left like no restrictions at all on abortion? that would have tanked Sanders candidacy -there's
bettyellen
Nov 2016
#64
PO was never going to pass ... that horse has been beaten to death over the last 8 years.
JoePhilly
Nov 2016
#102
The fact that both parties took money from the insurance industry had big impact too.
JRLeft
Nov 2016
#134
This again? A President doesn't do it all by him/herself. A President needs to get legislation....
George II
Nov 2016
#150
You are kidding yourself with the Congress we have there is very little that can be
Demsrule86
Nov 2016
#219
I guess it has no impact on republicans, right? No reason to care about dark money then.
JRLeft
Nov 2016
#97
well said-- indeed. I know a couple who believe his BS reporting on the Clinton Foundation
Fast Walker 52
Nov 2016
#79
He still believes she's too cozy with Wall Street. I agree with him, but she's better than Trump.
JRLeft
Nov 2016
#12
This is silly, as usual. You can't always blame the person who talks about a person's
JCanete
Nov 2016
#192
There is no'grief'...she has done nothing while elected that indicated close ties to Wall Street
Demsrule86
Nov 2016
#228
No it hasn't, he covers Trump far more. It's not his job to pretend like everything
JRLeft
Nov 2016
#16
can you point to the actually false right wing talking points? That would be a problem.
JCanete
Nov 2016
#194
Insignificant overall. He's personally responsible for suppressing more than one vote.
NCTraveler
Nov 2016
#21
That is true...and maybe some seeing him voting for her will do the same...we can hope.
Demsrule86
Nov 2016
#32
Mcar nailed it with this, "We need to stop letting the perfect be the enemy of the good."
Native
Nov 2016
#184
So-called "progressives" started beating on Obama only weeks after he took office...
George II
Nov 2016
#114
It got to be unbearable, which is why I left. I truly hope that doesn't happen in January, but....
George II
Nov 2016
#121
True. The others will get their little hissy-fits out of their systems and come together...
demmiblue
Nov 2016
#112
He's been calling out corruption on both sides. Both parties take money from special interests and
JRLeft
Nov 2016
#60
I appreciate you've remained respectful amidst the disapproval of Cenk.
Divine Discontent
Nov 2016
#70
Anybody who couldn't come to that answer months ago is simply not worthy of any consideration
BlueStreak
Nov 2016
#63
This exactly. You'd have to be seriously impaired not to have seen that there was no
Squinch
Nov 2016
#128
Doesn't sound factual. He lost his job on MSNBC for NOT towing the kind of line
JCanete
Nov 2016
#195
And what has history shown us? Have our most successful leaders been grinders or gadflies?
Native
Nov 2016
#187
Seems logical that grinders are most effective given a ruling structure in which power is shared.
Native
Nov 2016
#191
He pushes peoples buttons, of that there is no doubt. Which I think are his intentions.
Rex
Nov 2016
#122
This sounds a lot like rehashing of the primaries and oh so subtle passive aggressive digs..
nini
Nov 2016
#156
No, we despise him because he's a Republican grifting dumb progressives and pushing GOP agendas.
BobbyDrake
Nov 2016
#231
the problem with your argument is that "Cenk Uygur" and "intelligent debate" are opposites.
BobbyDrake
Nov 2016
#247