Comments on: Romney’s 47% Fiasco Fuels MSNBC Ratings Rout For Maddow, O’Donnell

By: Matt

Matt — Thu, 20 Sep 2012 13:59:14 +0000

I think, besides the misspelling of Republican, you made one other error in your post. Fox doesn’t repeat Republican talking points; Republicans repeat Fox talking points. It may seem like a minor point, but if you let it roll around in your head you will realize the deep implications of this. Let’s not forget the words of David Frum:

Republicans originally thought that Fox worked for us, and now we are discovering we work for Fox

By: Randy

Randy — Thu, 20 Sep 2012 13:12:10 +0000

If anyone who watches Fox and tunes into MSNBC and gives Maddow and her colleauges a chance, they will see how she delivers her arguments logically. Her arguments are supported by truthful premises and her conclusions are therefore hard to refute if you listen to her with objectivity. Unlike Fox, who simply repeats repubican talking points with no or very little basis in fact. They simply give their opinions backed up by nothing. It’s true because they say it is true. Obama is this or he is that because this particular expert we have in front of the camera, who in reality is a paid Fox contributor, says so. Fox is getting old(literally according to their ratings demographics) and many of the American people are on to them and are finding their fake journalism unacceptable.

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By: Mark

Mark — Thu, 20 Sep 2012 00:23:56 +0000

I agree. Ed’s tone is somewhat harsh. He could use someone to smooth the program’s tone and expand its scope beyond labor issues (which are important, but mot the only thing).

And definitely they should replay those Saturday shows at times when people are actually awake.

By: Dee Dallman

Dee Dallman — Thu, 20 Sep 2012 00:08:42 +0000

I would love to see Weiner “have a shot” (pun intended)on MSNBC. Also agree Ed is getting a little stale. He great on union issues but the co-host suggestion has possibilities. I would also like to see Chris Hayes & MHP weekend shows repeated later in the day on Saturday & Sunday. I can do with less “Lock-Up” and more indepth analysis. MSNBC is definitely partisan but they do their homework. CNN and major network news organizations should take a few lessons from them on extensive coverage of an issue.