[freekitty]

These guys are just poster boys for "Stupid". I never watch the station, myself.

[Badeye]

I found it interesting that Imus slammed Mathews just this morning for his performance, yet continues to make wildassed accusations concerning the President in the very next breath.

I will suggest that boycotting MSNBC is self defeating for those of us that are "political junkies". Better to know what the "opposition" is up too, than to remain in the dark and get blindsided.

Besides, its not like MSNBC carries any weight politically, there are only a couple of hundred thousand that watch it at any given time.

[bertmerc1]

I already boycott MSNBC. I also avoid Imus on the Radio in the morning. Long live FOX news.

[New Horizon]

I have been boycotting MSNBC for years. I hereby pledge to continue boycotting MSNBC.

[Gypssy]

Their ratings prove not many people watch anyway.

[k2blader]

Does it count if you've never watched MSNBC in the first place? :-)

[martian_22]

Throw another quarter in for me. I so pledge.

[ChevyZ28]

I have never watched msnbc, That bunch of nimcompoops, and I don't plan to start now.

[solo gringo]

I don't watch these overly rated idiots haven't for years. no one has to pay me not to watch i do it out of respect for my self.Thanks for the offer.

[Lucy Lake]

Count me in the boycott.

[BrucefromMtVernon]

Boycott MSNBC? What's that? I don't even watch TV! Kill your television set.

[tiamat]

Good thing you had a limit on that!

You'd have to stand near the highway with a sign, "Wil FReep for Food"!

Count me in!

[Duc de Cadore]

Loyal Fox Fans here

[xm177e2]

Ha ha, Chris Matthews. When Clark was going before the 9/11 commission and spouting off against Bush, and it looked like the commission would hurt Bush's poll numbers, it was a non-partisan, wonderful thing. Then after Condi testified and wiped the floor with the administration's critics, it suddenly became a place of partisan bickering with no real political value. He's a joke.

[ARepublicanForAllReasons]

I share your antipathy, but cannot take the pledge, due to my philosophy of keeping tabs on one's enemies.

I will offer some consolation however. They are preaching to the choir. '04 will be a repeat of '00 demographically. The middle 6% will decide things. This group thinks more carefully about issues! (The reason? Anyone who is not strongly D or R and who doesn't think about the issues, isn't very likely to vote.)
Thus, the septic mutterings of Imus/Stern/Franken et al only makes Bush look better to the undecideds. Stirring up the Demo lumpenproletariat is BAD strategy for the Dems, but (ha ha) there's nothing the DNC can do about all their wonderful 'supporters'.

See you all in November for a victory celeb. And...

Remember, you heard it here first.

[Diva Betsy Ross]

I have been boycotting them for 4 years... Does my post still count?