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Did anyone see the blurb where the Rocky Mountain News had given their press credentials to the protesters that got into the RNC?

 

It seems the supposed unbias press was the ones letting the anti-McCain protestors into the convention.

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Those of you who defend Keith Olbermann and Chris Matthews as fine, upstanding, highly qualified journalists might find this personnel decision tough to accept. :lol:

 

I believe that the debate is over.

It doesn't have anything to do with Matthews qualifications as a journalist. Only his partiality

It doesn't have anything to do with Matthews qualifications as a journalist. Only his partiality

 

I really like his show on NBC on Sunday mornings at 6:00 AM.

Can't stand him on MSNBC.

What little I saw of him on the RNC, I thought he was much more partial and made much more sense than Olbermann. He gave a good, positive analysis of both Palin's and McCain's speeches. But Matthews is the perfect example of why Ralph Hacker wasn't a good play by play guy for UK. Some people are just meant to do color and not play by play

It doesn't have anything to do with Matthews qualifications as a journalist. Only his partiality
Extreme bias is a disqualifier. The decison does have to do with qualifications. MSNBC has become a joke of a network for its "experiment." I am glad that Brian Williams and the real reporters at NBC prevailed in their internal feud.

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