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To: Illbay
MSNBC jumping on bandwagon driven by EIB, ClearChannel and FOX.

Wrong, bipartison breath (ala Johnny Carson). MSNBC is trying to find a chink in Bush's armor. They can't do it by putting lying liberal democraps up there. The only way for them to beat Bush in 04' is to have a third party candidate, similar to what Ross Perot did to Bush1 and Dole. They are obviously trying to get some of Keyes' ultra conservative issues aired to either alienate moderates (abortion) from voting Republican or garner some fraction of the new conservative/Republican votes (black and Latino) that have, and will be swinging Bush's way over the next 2 years. IMHO

52 posted on 01/07/2002 11:17:50 AM PST by Go Gordon
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To: Go Gordon
garner some fraction of the new conservative/Republican votes (black and Latino) that have, and will be swinging Bush's way over the next 2 years

HAHAHAHAHA!!! Oh yeah, that coveted conservative black/latino vote. How could we forget that? The pro-life vote PALES in comparison to that juggernaut.

91 posted on 01/07/2002 11:32:07 AM PST by AppyPappy
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To: Go Gordon
MSNBC is trying to find a chink in Bush's armor.

There is no evidence that Microsoft and NBC have ceased to desire to make money. They know that the typical GOP tv watcher has more money to spend then the typical liberal. They want to get the money (by proving to advertisers that they are selling their products). This is an attempt to cash in on a successful market which FOX has been monopolizing. While they may be devoted lefties, what they really worship is their paychecks.

377 posted on 01/07/2002 9:30:45 PM PST by Lucius Cornelius Sulla
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