Melissa Harris-Perry boycotting her own MSNBC show: report

The Hill ^

[Sub-Driver]

Whew............

[SaveFerris]

Give a wacko liberal a show, you get what you sowed ......

[CGASMIA68]

Take Shellac Hair Joy Brown with ya bi#%h

[CGASMIA68]

Sorry...

Joy Reid

[Ouderkirk]

Ms. Perry has no useful skills and has a Ph.D in political science...Coursework that most people can do standing on their heads...

Ms Perry, when you have a Ph.D in Physics, or Mathematics, or something valuable, then we can talk. Right now you have nothing to contribute to society.

[chopperman]

...I am not a token, mammy or little brown bobble head...

Oh, but you most certainly are.

[shelterguy]

I only watched her once, the day after the verdict came out in the Zimmerman trial. I had a good laugh. I have never seen such racial hate as I did that day.

[rockrr]

Feel free to hold your breath too tampon head.

[ladyjane]

She clearly didn’t get her degree in English. She has poor grammar.

[Celtic Conservative]

If they’re not producing the show WTH is she “boycotting”? “I refuse to do my own show, even though we’re not doing it anyway”.

W.
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CC

[Vendome]

[Huskrrrr]

Gadzooks, what a bimbo!

[Vendome]

[Moonman62]

On September 11, 1987, Rather walked off the set in anger just before a remote Evening News broadcast from Miami, where Pope John Paul II had begun a rare U.S. tour, when a U.S. Open tennis match was being broadcast into the time scheduled for the newscast. He was upset that the news was being cut into to make room for sports and discussed it with the sports department. The Steffi Graf-Lori McNeil tennis match coverage then ended sooner than expected at 6:32 p.m., but Rather had disappeared. (CBS Sports had finally agreed to break away immediately after the match without commentary.) Thus, over 100 affiliates were forced to broadcast six minutes of dead air. The next day, Rather apologized for leaving the anchor desk. The following year, when Rather asked then Vice President Bush about his role in the Iran-Contra affair during a live interview, Bush responded by saying, “Dan, how would you like it if I judged your entire career by those seven minutes when you walked off the set in New York?”

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Idiocy repeats itself.

[Stentor]

Oh, but you most certainly are.

The liberal plantation is a soulless place.

[fungoking]

Hey tampon earrings, who's name is on your check...yes they DO get to tell you what to do.

[trisham]

Harris-Perry joined the political science faculty of the University of Chicago in 1999. She taught there until 2006, when she accepted a tenured appointment at Princeton University as an Associate Professor of Political Science and African-American Studies. According to Harris-Perry, she left Princeton in 2011 after being denied a full professorship.[6][7] On January 5, 2012 MSNBC announced that Harris-Perry would host her a weekend morning show, which began airing on February 18, 2012.[8]
Source: Wikipedia

[Third Person]

Fire her ass lickety-split

[McGruff]

Classy hoe.

[El Cid]

Bush responded by saying, "Dan, how would you like it if I judged your entire career by those seven minutes when you walked off the set in New York?"

Those were probably the only seven minutes of Dan's TV life when he wasn't lying to the American people. So... judging Dan's career based on those seven minutes of dead time would be an overdone complement.