Ten Thousand Demand Chris Matthews’ Suspension, MSNBC Silent

dailycaller.com ^ | Feb. 13, 2016 | Peter Hasson

[BenLurkin]

“crying thinking ‘my’ media source is so biased.”

MSNBC biased?

No way!

[VerySadAmerican]

So, msnbc is supposed to be scared when a few of their few viewers threaten to stop watching?

[Lee'sGhost]

Perfect. Let’s be honest, people who watch Pissy Mathews aren’t very bright.

[Robert DeLong]

The MoveOn.org domain name was registered on September 18, 1998 by computer entrepreneurs Joan Blades and Wes Boyd, the married cofounders of Berkeley Systems, an entertainment software company known for the flying toaster screen saver and the popular video game series You Don’t Know Jack. After selling the company in 1997, Blades and Boyd became concerned about the level of “partisan warfare in Washington” following revelations of President Bill Clinton’s affair with Monica Lewinsky. The MoveOn website was launched initially to oppose the Republican-led effort to impeach Clinton. Initially called “Censure and Move On,” it invited visitors to add their names to an online petition stating that “Congress must Immediately Censure President Clinton and Move On to pressing issues facing the country.”

[catnipman]

A true tempest in a teapot. The stakes and consequences couldn’t be more minuscule if they tried.

[Savage Beast]

One woman who signed the petition said was “crying thinking ‘my’ media source is so biased.”

Where has this woman been? In a coma?

[Zionist Conspirator]

And if they supported Hillary they’d think his bias was just fine.

[ColdOne]

thank you so much for that info.

[Robert DeLong]

No problem. I actually learned something myself. I thought George Soros actually owned it, but he just provides most of the financing.

[ColdOne]

I thought John Posdesta had a major role in making it?

[Robert DeLong]

I see no evidence to support that, though he is clearly tied into it now. Looking for his ties I came across The Progressive Movement is a PR Front for Rich Democrats from a 2013 article by John Stauber at counterpunch website. Interesting read that ties in a lot of the players.