Posted on 11/26/2024 5:52:20 AM PST by Red Badger
They’re not taking action because this has probably happened a million times before and so taking action may open a can of worms that they don’t want to deal with.
Jesse Jackson has been replaced by new grifters.
Are there any “impartial journalists” on MSNBC?
**In 2010, MSNBC president Phil Griffin suspended host Joe Scarborough over $4,000 in political contributions Scarborough made years earlier, including to Rep. Matt Gaetz (R., Fla.).**
Really?
“That’s a good way of managing money, ain’t it?”
It is money laundering.
Had a flew flights with him on board. He travels with a couple goons. He is a meek small man when not surrounded by an adoring violent group of agitators. He won’t even make eye contact with people who say hello to him at the airport.
“MSNBC was “unaware” that Kamala Harris’s campaign paid Al Sharpton’s nonprofit $500,000 shortly before Harris sat for a softball interview with the cable host, a network spokesman told the Washington Free Beacon. He wouldn’t say, though, whether the left-wing network is taking any action against Sharpton for a move that appears to violate network policy. “
CNN fired Chris Coumo for a ridiculous claimed conflict of interest with his brother, the NY governor ... a half million payoff makes that “violation” look like jay-walking in comparison ...
lol.......
Not to worry, when Elon buys it, EVERYBODY will be laid off..............
Most in any “real” job would be fired immediately for this.
The best way to be heard by Congress: Courtesy Jane Long
<><>call them out by name on X
<><>copy all Trump/MAGA associates
<><>attach any relevant links/URLs/etc.
Message:The Harris campaign made a $500,000 contribution to Sharpton’s National Action Network, $250,000 on Sept. 5 and another $250,000 on Oct. 1, just weeks before Sharpton conducted a favorable interview with the Democratic nominee.
Sharpton did not inform MSNBC viewers of the contributions during the segment, nor did he inform network brass, a network spokesman said.
“MSNBC was unaware of the donations made to the National Action Network,” the spokesman said. He declined to say whether the network would take any action, indicating that it does not comment on “personnel matters.”
MSNBC has reprimanded hosts over similar violations in the past. In 2010, then-MSNBC president Phil Griffin suspended host Joe Scarborough over $4,000 in political contributions Scarborough made years earlier. Griffin also suspended host Keith Olbermann that same year over donations made to Democratic campaigns, saying that “it is critical that we enforce our standards and policies.”
At that time, MSNBC prohibited political contributions from hosts to candidates. A network spokesman declined to say whether that policy has changed.
That caught my eye and surprised me too.
I totally believe they where unaware of this because they make their living being unaware of anything they doing like,
Which is odd for a so called news outlet, but it is true.
who watches the watchers?
WE DO NOW!!!!
Illuminate with torches.
Keith Olbermann/Scarborough/Sharpton/Harris the democrats do have a system that’s worked for years when it comes to rigging things.
Never trust one
HOW LONG BEFORE MUSK BUYS MSNBC
MSNBC wants to know why Kamala paid off black “influencers” but not them. Discrimination!
More influence peddling, as in buying off the media for favorable coverage, certainly a campaign violation as well as a violation at the network.
This needs to be properly investigated.
“The Harris campaign made a $250,000 contribution to Sharpton’s National Action Network on Sept. 5 and another on Oct. 1, just weeks before Sharpton conducted a favorable interview with the Democratic nominee, the Free Beacon reported.:
I wonder how much of that $250,000 worked its way back into the “Rev.’s” pocket - maybe $249,500?
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