An anniversary no one at CNN is ready to celebrate

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[balls]

The problem is that there are too many hours in the day for either CNN or Fox to fill and they are both dishing out sensationalism and general crap. Apart from its liberal bias, CNN spends too much time talking about Hollywood nonsense. Also, any organization that wants to be world-class and credible must have its HQ in NYC (not in the deep-South for crying out loud!) and have access to the best informed news grapevine.

As for Fox, it's all flash, noise and glossly lips. How can you folks stand having your news set to music? And the punctuating sound effects and graphics are just too much!

In any case, as soon as the war starts and CNN gets off its ass, out of Atlanta, and onto the front, I bet we will see a big shift in viewership to CNN. Viewers can only take so much of Fox's Jeroldo and the same old talking heads in the studio.

[T Lady]

The same could also be said of NPR; the only difference between them and CNN is that American Taxpayers foot the bill for the likes of Nina Totenberg and her Socialist co-horts.

-Regards, T.

[TatieBug]

Just returned from Thailand and the only English station was CNN...Aaron Brown non stop was about it and he is just about the most boring. Don't know why this fabulous hotel even bothers.

[Robert A Cook PE]

Yep.

In that whole story, the writer never ONCE brought up the distrust and lies that democrat propagandists bring hook, lie, and sucker to CNN - who gladly repeat the latest democrat talking points fax.

The news audiance wants the real facts, not the latest fax. AND they are wise enough to tell the difference.

[Bullish]

Just sell the whole network to the monkey channel.

[Bullish]

Now facing these facts, what does CNN do to counter all this? It puts on ultra-lib Donahue who promptly tanks along with fellow liberal Chris Matthew's Hardball. What a brilliant move.

Problem with this is, CNN didn't put them on. You're thinking of MSNBC.

[Reagan is King]

Oops, my bad! I guess I need to tune in to them more often (NOT!). Thanks for the correction. Pretty much the same theory applies though for ABC/NBC/CBS/CNN/MSNBC. They just don't get it.