[Translate] Candy CrowleyCandy Crowley, long-time CNN political correspondent and the first female moderator of a Presidential Debate since 1992, handled her first time at bat at the second Presidential Debate for 2012 very well. The problem is that Mitt Romney stepped into a deep do-do of a shit pile, when he tried to say that President Obama didn’t use...
[Translate] The Huffington Post has a story on how CNN’s ratings have hit a near-rock-bottom 20-year-low in primetime. Apparently CNN drew an average of just 389,000 primetime viewers from April 30 to May 27 of 2012. To show you how low that is, the best this video-blogger’s YouTube channel has done is 252,000 viewers in one day on YouTube, and...
[Translate] Riding a huge tide that’s only masked by media outlets who support Clinton, Senator Barack Obama won the caucus primaries in Louisiana, Washington, and Nebraska, confounding “experts” and pointing to a clear movement. Read this account from the Wash Post.. Obama Sweeps Clinton in Louisiana, Nebraska, WashingtonBy Eric Pianinwashingtonpost.com Staff Writer Sen. Barack Obama (Ill.) swept to solid victories over Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (N.Y) in Louisiana, Nebraska and Washington state today, an impressive...
[Translate] Some publications are attacking CNN’s Washington Bureau Chief Dave Bohrman regarding his “iron fist” control over what videos are selected for the CNN / YouTube Republican Debate. Personally, I’m glad he’s doing this, and my reason points to an issue highlighted by Mark Cuban about 10 days ago. People are just plain mean. Yep. Mean. They use the Internet to take their issues out on people at a distance and the CNN / YouTube debates are no exception to this. If Bohrman were to let the...
