mfcorey1
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Thu Nov-10-11 03:40 AM
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It is strange that Ed did not spend time focusing on the Ohio election on his show tonight. nt |
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Thu Nov-10-11 04:15 AM
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1. He focused on it for practially his entire show yesterday. |
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Be sure to see it. It was great.
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Thu Nov-10-11 04:32 AM
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2. I agree - I turned off after he opened with that long Paterno segment |
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and switched to Keith who was slamming Mitt Romney and his ever changing views on.. well.. everything. Good for Keith to focus on him - he knows Romney will end up being the one to go up against Obama.
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Thu Nov-10-11 05:01 AM
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3. He broadcast live from Ohio |
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Both Monday (election eve) and Tuesday (election night).
Is that not enough?
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Thu Nov-10-11 05:01 AM
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4. Ed is a big college football fan |
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And a former college quarterback. It's not that surprising that he's interested in the Penn State story.
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Thu Nov-10-11 05:02 AM
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5. He had "breaking news" to deal with. Firing Paterno and the |
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President of the university is big big news and MSNBC would have looked stupid if it had not been covered. I believe he interrupted Michael Moore to cover the scandel out of Penn State.
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Thu Nov-10-11 06:56 AM
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6. That was Keith, not Ed. |
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Moore and Keith discussed the parallels with the Catholic priest abuses -- that when big money is involved (either Penn football or the Vatican), stopping corruption and abuse takes a back seat.
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