Andrea Mitchell, the Right Wing Shill, could be called a lot of things (Reply #43)

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Mon Feb 22, 2021, 02:03 PM

amuse bouche (3,598 posts)

43. Andrea Mitchell, the Right Wing Shill, could be called a lot of things

Mrs Greenspan was probably the blandest of all

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Wow, Stephanie Ruhle on MSNBC just said ... [View all]	aggiesal	Feb 22	OP
Up next on M$NBC- Mrs. Greenspan lauds the "free markets" of high electricity prices.	Comfortably_Numb	Feb 22	#1
Misogyny is alive and well on DU	question everything	Feb 22	#37
Wow that escalated quickly. If that's misogyny to you maybe you need to adjust your threshold.	Comfortably_Numb	Feb 22	#40
Andrea Mitchell, the Right Wing Shill, could be called a lot of things	amuse bouche	Feb 22	#43
But, It's Not Her Name	ProfessorGAC	Feb 22	#47
Don't care. Still bland	amuse bouche	Feb 22	#50
How about Ms. Dumbass? Is that allowed in our narrow views? nt	JanMichael	Feb 22	#60
SURE!	ProfessorGAC	Feb 22	#62
But "Dumbass" isn't her surname?	JanMichael	Feb 22	#63
Yeah, really,	treestar	Feb 22	#59
This place gets more and more absurd	amuse bouche	Feb 22	#74
I agree question everything! I don't like this woman one bit, but she has the right to be referred	redstatebluegirl	Feb 22	#44
People have no right to naming protections	Roy Rolling	Feb 22	#67
Thanks.	elleng	Feb 22	#46
In her case, it's meant to link her to Alan Greenspan	treestar	Feb 22	#58
Okay.. Andrea But her Emails Mitchell	Cha	Feb 22	#64
It is. If she were a man, similarly hated, how would he have referred to him?	question everything	Feb 22	#71
Like it was said above, something worse	treestar	Feb 22	#73
Mister Mitchell?	True Blue American	Feb 23	#76
Live free or die!	CTyankee	Feb 22	#2
More like live free and die!	Wounded Bear	Feb 22	#48
Yep. I was being sarcastic.	CTyankee	Feb 22	#55
And safety . We need to use these type of terms more	JI7	Feb 22	#3
I like the football analogy. Deregulation is like the nfl getting rid of referees	unblock	Feb 22	#4
Lines on the field, rulebooks, video review are all helpful.	empedocles	Feb 22	#7
Same with cops.	theneworiginal	Feb 22	#36
And many other things.	gibraltar72	Feb 22	#5
Republicans have always been for deregulating everything	Cyrano	Feb 22	#6
As someone else already said here,	gab13by13	Feb 22	#8
I like the way one of the guest speakers corrected a host, (not sure who)	Baitball Blogger	Feb 22	#9
The greatest book on "Regulations"...yes this book created some..Upton Sinclair..."The Jungle" ,1906	Stuart G	Feb 22	#10
Excellent book.	littlemissmartypants	Feb 22	#14
You mean that industry self 'regulation' didn't work?.... Say it ain't so !!!!!!!	groundloop	Feb 22	#25
Right! The industries are motivated	treestar	Feb 26	#79
The energy companies are taking advantage of Texas residence . ..	Iliyah	Feb 22	#11
Stephanie Ruhle has become my favorite at MSNBC	PufPuf23	Feb 22	#12
Stephanie Ruhles ...	aggiesal	Feb 22	#16
Smart gal who chooses her words carefully.	NoMoreRepugs	Feb 22	#13
Kicked. ❤ nt	littlemissmartypants	Feb 22	#15
As I point out to anyone who will listen,	Arthur_Frain	Feb 22	#17
Yep. And when they say, "kills jobs" what they mean is, "I don't get as much money".	Caliman73	Feb 22	#41
To keep your cracked windshield from spreading, here's a little trick I learned...	aggiesal	Feb 22	#53
I loved the Texas Judge when asked by Stephanie	True Blue American	Feb 22	#18
Yes, We Do	ProfessorGAC	Feb 22	#49
Haven't the Governor	True Blue American	Feb 22	#56
I Heard That, Too	ProfessorGAC	Feb 22	#69
So that is how they stopped it?	True Blue American	Feb 23	#75
Different States With Different Rules	ProfessorGAC	Feb 23	#77
Thanks!	True Blue American	Feb 23	#78
The question is: are the voters of of Texas finally getting it?	FakeNoose	Feb 22	#19
Yes, electricity, gas & water were once public utilities ...	aggiesal	Feb 22	#21
There have been efforts to do the same thing in Pennsylvania	FakeNoose	Feb 22	#26
It's funny how folks think socialism is so bad when	aocommunalpunch	Feb 22	#20
Privatize the profits and socialize the debt ...	aggiesal	Feb 22	#22
Whether regulations mean protections depends on what the regulations say.	Klaralven	Feb 22	#23
I'm glad the subject of deregulation and privatization is the focus of attention for so many.	jaxexpat	Feb 22	#24
K & R for an important subject, and a great thread from DU'ers.	Permanut	Feb 22	#27
GQP wants the good old days back	central scrutinizer	Feb 22	#28
old saying, letting the fox rule the henhouse .	AllaN01Bear	Feb 22	#29
This is one of the most blatant examples of greed gone....what's a more powerful word than 'wild?"	BobTheSubgenius	Feb 22	#30
Clicked "Post" instead of clicking into the text field.	BobTheSubgenius	Feb 22	#32
I've seen $17,000 bills reported.	tblue37	Feb 22	#61
The Democratic Party is the party that protects Americans	Poiuyt	Feb 22	#31
That these distinctions have to be written down and disseminated is ridiculous, IMO.	BobTheSubgenius	Feb 22	#33
I agree, but he was speaking about marketing	Poiuyt	Feb 22	#65
Regulations are like a cop on the beat	Mabel	Feb 22	#34
Cops are PROTECTIONS ...	aggiesal	Feb 22	#38
thanks!	certainot	Feb 22	#35
And that's what we should call them. PROTECTIONS.	calimary	Feb 22	#39
Exactly why I always say, substitute REGULATIONS with PROTECTIONS ...	aggiesal	Feb 22	#45
K&R	Blue Owl	Feb 22	#42
I see big class action lawsuits in Texas over this.	flying_wahini	Feb 22	#51
Stephanie Ruhle rules!	patphil	Feb 22	#52
Here is something funny ...	aggiesal	Feb 22	#54
? This is not a new idea. The essence of regulation is to	Hortensis	Feb 22	#57
My purpose is that we, as liberals should use the word ...	aggiesal	Feb 22	#66
I endorse posts that stress semantics.	Oldem	Feb 22	#68
say "regulatory safeguards"	doubleplusgood	Feb 22	#70
say "Protection safeguards" ...	aggiesal	Feb 22	#72

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