More Rachel - she is tearing the beltway press and ReTHUGS

[malaise]

a new one re the coverage of the teabaggers in 2009 and the lack of coverage of everyone else right now criticizing the Ryan plan.

Go Rachel! :yourock:

The beltway press does not cover liberals!

[upi402]

1. It's soo great!

All the Repugs are raising hell at town hall meetings too.

[malaise]

2. It's excellent

I'm lovin' it.

[mmonk]

3. She nailed it. She says liberals aren't covered.

Love this on the People's Budget.

[malaise]

4. Yes this is great

:fistbump:

[upi402]

6. Matt said it's leberals' fault kinda

Not enough gimmicks I guess... bad liberals - good media

[malaise]

12. Here's the video

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/26315908/

[upi402]

14. 10:45 on "Why isn't the progressive budget plan on the table?"

I jumped the rail, got crazy at my house for a minute!
Sorry. Anyhow that was my favorite segment on Rachel today.
(except at 13:12 when Matt Miller says liberals "need to get more creative, publicity-wise" to get their positions on the TV)

[bullwinkle428]

5. Of course FOX is fucking silent on this, but it's utterly shameful that

none of the other major media outlets are running with this.

[upi402]

7. The Dems getting shouted by corporate thugs was on a damn tape-loop!

I really hate the media propagandists. Disgusting.

[senseandsensibility]

8. Great show tonight.

Her topics are getting even better, if possible.

[proud patriot]

9. twas a beautiful thing

:patriot:

[RagAss]

10. One day a reporter will step forward...

Perhaps the result of an attack of conscience....or, more likely, during a rehab stay somewhere...and reveal the fact that reporters at his/her network were specifically instructed to promote the corporate thugs and ignore stories about the struggles of the commoners. It will come in tweets or on Facebook of course, but enough folks will finally hear the truth.

At least I'm hoping.

[malaise]

11. I too am hopeful that we are approaching that day

:hi:

[upi402]

13. I heard one say, "I'll say it as long as you maintain my lifestyle"

I think she said it to Michael Smerconish on daytime MSNBC. He had given her permission to go ahead and drop the Fbomb. It was an ad-lib Freudian slip that disclosed motive, IMHO.

If you are on air long enough, stuff slips out for many. I heard a journalism lecture where a veteran reporter admitted that supervisors killed pro labor stories every time. She said journalism was over. That the big names are country club wannabes with the powerful now.

And so it goes.