[Nachum]

Loony Tunes Network...

[sauropod]

I’m glad to see Greg Kane has moved on from the Blight for All to a real newspaper.

[misterrob]

MSNBC was FOS for having this rule. So what if a person wants to donate to a candidate? Isn’t it obvious the way the person leans politically?

[tubebender]

MSNBC and CNBC go to Infomercials after the sun sets here on the north coast...thank goodness

[Nevermore]

They don't mind that Keith spewed verbal diarhea on a regular basis, but they find it offensive that he makes a political contribution.
Is any wonder that they are a dying network?

[Dr. Scarpetta]

Williams' frequent appearances on Fox News prove that network's commitment to at least attempting to appear fair and balanced. Is there a conservative voice -- a George F. Will or a Pat Buchanan -- that has appeared as frequently on MSNBC as Williams has appeared on Fox News? Is there a conservative with his or her own show on MSNBC? (And yes, I'm thinking Michelle Malkin or Ann Coulter here.)

MSNBC needs a total makeover. Let's see what happens with the new owners.

[UCANSEE2]

“the network’s policies that forbid personnel from donating to political campaigns”

WITHOUT SCRUTINY AND PERMISSION OF THE MANAGEMENT.

It’s OK to donate to political candidates, as long as they are ones that MANAGEMENT APPROVES.

That , in itself, is what is illegal and should be prosecuted.