CNN allows Carville & Begala to keep jobs & join the Kerry campaign.

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[DBCJR]

Go to http://www.cnn.com/feedback/forms/form1.html?21 and copy & paste, or write something similar, the following into their e-mail program to register your disgust with their complacency about the Carville/Begala joining of the Kerry campaign: I find CNN's allowing James Carville and Paul Begala to continue as commentators despite their role as advisers to the Kerry campaign as extremely poor judgment in the interest of credible journalism. It seems highly irregular that CNN would tolerate two employees' openly working and advising and appearing on behalf of the John Kerry for President campaign.

[DBCJR]

Go to http://www.cnn.com/feedback/forms/form1.html?21 and copy & paste, or write something similar, the following into their e-mail program to register your disgust with their complacency about the Carville/Begala joining of the Kerry campaign:

I find CNN's allowing James Carville and Paul Begala to continue as commentators despite their role as advisers to the Kerry campaign as extremely poor judgment in the interest of credible journalism. It seems highly

[lonestar]

For once CNN is telling the truth. Everybody is aware these two are Liberals without a following.

[A Balrog of Morgoth]

Your first mistake was assuming that CNN is all that interested in 'credible journalism'.

Crossfire isn't journalism anyways. It's the Jerry Springer show with more teeth and less brawls.

Your second mistake is to assume that the Serpent and the Forehead are gonna be of any real help to the Kerry campaign.

[JasonG]

This is not surprising. The lack of outrage from fellow journalists speaks volumes about their ideology.

Imagine all the outrage by the media if Sean Hannity worked on Bush's campaign and kept his job at Fox.