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In reply to the discussion: Gee, thanks so much, MSNBC [View all]gateley
(62,683 posts)55. They did a good job promoting it, then *crickets*.
Infuriating!
I've discovered there is a lot of info out there about this dating back to "then" -- people just didn't and don't care.
They've got more evidence now (Rumsfeld's meeting notes, e.g.) and now the time is ripe. I'm praying for a YouTube vid that will go VIRAL so it can't be ignored.
A fear I have is that if it does receive a lot of attention, and the Dems don't rally and organize, the Republicans will come out demanding justice be meted out! Truly divorcing themselves from the Bush administration and giving them the opportunity to cry "why hasn't the Obama administration done something about this?"
ETA: So much for Rachel's "heads will explode".
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They did have a #1 rated show that covered the Iraq lies.It was called Countdown with Keith Olberman
SugarShack
Feb 2013
#54
It's mostly in what they DON'T say or don't report. Also, they are often two or more
ChisolmTrailDem
Feb 2013
#87
What's most infuriating is that they allow bold-faced lies to hang out there unchallenged. And
ChisolmTrailDem
Feb 2013
#106
MSNBC was owned by GE, a major military industrial complex player. follow the $$ nt
msongs
Feb 2013
#3
I discovered Diane Rehm belatedly. It was after her throat problems and I was amazed at the common
maddiemom
Feb 2013
#103
This burger is delicious, but I'm going to bitch about it because I REALLY wanted a burger yesterday
beerandjesus
Feb 2013
#14
Yeah, I like my plane travel and GE appliances fine. Isn't there some old saw
maddiemom
Feb 2013
#107
Nothing to do with the employees, but the corporation. Basically Nazi -like systems are
maddiemom
Feb 2013
#111
I really, really, really hope you're wrong, but wouldn't want to bet against you...
beerandjesus
Feb 2013
#26
It's so much easier to be skeptical in hindsight. Where were they when we needed them?
rhett o rick
Feb 2013
#71
Agreed . . . I miss Keith . . . Wish he could find a home . . . We need his voice to be heard again.
Liberal In Red State
Feb 2013
#24
Would love to hear Tom Brokaw rationalize away the stains caused by HUBRIS - the gravitas that
Liberal In Red State
Feb 2013
#19
In addition to the network news, which no one should take seriously either.
Zen Democrat
Feb 2013
#52
We need to get Carter's Grandson on this . . . Maybe he can find a video that will blow this
Liberal In Red State
Feb 2013
#58
We've been making a stink about it for years. I'm hoping the YouTube video will make it impossible
gateley
Feb 2013
#61
Wow! Everything I've been thinking, especially in regards to Bush's number one cheerleader!
DearHeart
Feb 2013
#63
me too. I want to find the video of tweety gushing over Bush in the flight suit.
limpyhobbler
Feb 2013
#81
I don't think mn9driver was ever deceived by MSNBC's soft-pedaling of skepticism for invading.
John1956PA
Feb 2013
#101
Really? This is the kind of stuff that starts to irk me about liberals/progressives, and I'm one.
spicegal
Feb 2013
#100
Jerry Nachman (Conservative) was the Editor-in-Chief of MSNBC at the time.
Cooley Hurd
Feb 2013
#102