MSNBC moves farther left
MSNBC will soon add another liberal radio host, the latest in a series of changes intended to position the network as a venue for left-leaning voices in the evening.
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Anonymous
Give them enough rope and they will hang themselves. The sooner the better
Realwriter24
MSLSD is destined to fail.
Mark
Maybe now Bill Ayers can get a slot at 10pm. The network is a freaking joke and that's why fox news is kicking their sorry butts.
American Me
The Obama network moves even farther to the left, is that possible.
Ace
Ok? So?
MSNBC has become the Fox News of the current administration. Lucky for you though, it hasn't caught on to the main stream yet. They haven't had that kind of story to draw attention like you guys did in 2001.
terry
I would like to hear more about the relationship between Obama and the Acorn group that the New York Times didn't report before the elections.