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I do enjoy watching MSNBC's political programs. Keith Olbermann rocks as does Rachel Maddow (soon to have her own show). I have grown less enamored recently of Chris Matthews and his constant interrupting of guests. Joe Scarborough is a dull thud on a drum.
Have to agree with a comment on this article that the CSpan coverage was superlative. There were some amazing speeches not able to be heard over all the talk from commentators.On the positive side I suppose, no one can accuse the MSNBC anchors of overly praising each other.
Quoted: But competition is fierce. While anchors at Fox and CNN have tried to win viewers with affable banter, MSNBC is betting on unveiled contempt. And on Monday night it worked
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Anchors Chris Mathews, Keith Olbermann, and Joe Scarborough frequently exchange pointed barbs with each other. At one point Joe Scarborough looked as though he might physically assault David Shuster.- MuddledMomma - Aug 31 2008 | news
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yikes... the sad thing is that it's working... which means more editorial rant news reporting. :(
I'd put money on Scarborough if someone put him in a ring against O'Reilly. That guy's ready to punch anyone. Maybe that's the future of American journalism - editorialists duking it out in televised boxing matches.