...the White House, the president spots his handpicked choice atop the RNC, as George W. Bush did with Jim Gilmore, Marc Racicot and others. But when one of those Democrats is in the Oval Office, the choice of the crucial national leader is left to the 166 state chairs and committeemen on the RNC.
In 2009, that led to a multi-ballot struggle won by Michael Steele, the 52-year-old first African-American chairman of the party of Lincoln. Steele's term expires in January. Within weeks of his installation, however, grumbling began among D.C. Republicans over Steele's RNC leadership, or lack thereof. There ensued numerous flaps over RNC healthcare provisions, operatives' expensed visits to a strip club, lavish meetings in Hawaii and fundraising tactics and results. Not to mention various media missteps and Steele's own book tour travels.
So severe was the concern over Steele's leadership that an ad hoc committee of party elders and former chairmen met secretly last spring to draw up a list of recommended changes, which were delivered to Steele by a delegation. He paid little heed. Meanwhile, Bush strategist Karl Rove, former chairman Ed Gillespie and others organized half a dozen outside fundraising committees to detour money around the ineffective RNC and take advantage of what appeared early on to be a propitious election year for the GOP.
Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour, himself a former RNC chair, current chairman of the Republican Governors Assn. and a likely 2012 presidential candidate, has been actively seeking a powerful challenger to Steele.
Now, perhaps a final straw: The RNC's political director, Gentry Collins, resigned Tuesday and in a very un-country-club-kind-of-way issued a stinging, detailed four-page indictment of Steele's committee leadership, focusing especially on alleged organizational and fundraising lapses. According to Collins, Republicans' historic election gains on Nov. 2 would have been even greater with proper RNC leadership and better fundraising.
The detail-laden rebuke suggests that Collins himself may soon be joining the lengthening line of aspirants to the job that include Michigan party Chairman Saul Anuzis.
Steele himself has claimed to be undecided about seeking a second term, although in recent interviews he appeared to be making a case for it, citing among other things the success of his "Fire Pelosi" campaign bus tour this fall with Sarah Palin as headliner.
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Photo: Ron Edmonds / Associated Press (Steele, file).
Wait, didn’t Rachel Maddow assure us on Friday that, unlike those mercenary wingnuts at Fox News who let Republican guests pitch donation URLs on the air, MSNBC is “not a political operation”? Six full minutes of fact-checkin’ fun here via Johnny Dollar, who not only spent hours piecing this lowlight reel together but has an accompanying post delving further into the hypocrisy. Somehow, Hannity and Palin raising money for conservatives is qualitatively different from Ed Schultz and Harold Ford doing the same for liberals. Which, I guess, is true: When Hannity and Palin push their side, they’re playing politics, whereas when Schultz and Ford push theirs, they’re making news. Please do take time to read his post and watch the clip; I promise, you’ll enjoy every minute.
As for the return of the modern-day Murrow to his perch atop Serious Newsman Mountain, this is simply too good not to be true:
“Keith is furious about the way this has all been handled and insisted that MSNBC bosses apologize to him before he would agree to return,” a network insider tells me. “Keith sees himself as the star of MSNBC, the person who put them on the map and discovered fellow network anchors Rachel Maddow and Lawrence O’Donnell. To be treated like this by the network he helped shape, he considers disgusting.”…
“Keith clearly won this battle. Not only has he got the bosses to say sorry, but he’s also got the company to review its ethic rules,” a friend of Keith’s tells me. “You watch — his rating on Tuesday when he returns will be bigger than ever, giving him even more power at MSNBC.”
Jeff Bercovici at Forbes declares that this cements Olby’s status as the most powerful man at MSNBC, the thought of which seems to have Ace feeling depressed but which makes me perfectly happy. Remember, this is a guy whose buffoonery is such that even some JournoListers are left cringing at it. MSNBC’s hyperpartisan election night coverage was straight out of the Olby playbook, and predictably so alienating to everyone except far-left liberals that more than one TV critic acknowledged with teeth gnashed that Fox’s coverage was more balanced. Why wouldn’t you want him in charge? They should make him program director and give him extra airtime so that he doesn’t have to pare down his lists of who’s worse than Al Qaeda due to time constraints. And besides, as I said on Friday, his suspension was stupid to begin with. All’s well that ends well!
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...the White House, the president spots his handpicked choice atop the RNC, as George W. Bush did with Jim Gilmore, Marc Racicot and others. But when one of those Democrats is in the Oval Office, the choice of the crucial national leader is left to the 166 state chairs and committeemen on the RNC.
In 2009, that led to a multi-ballot struggle won by Michael Steele, the 52-year-old first African-American chairman of the party of Lincoln. Steele's term expires in January. Within weeks of his installation, however, grumbling began among D.C. Republicans over Steele's RNC leadership, or lack thereof. There ensued numerous flaps over RNC healthcare provisions, operatives' expensed visits to a strip club, lavish meetings in Hawaii and fundraising tactics and results. Not to mention various media missteps and Steele's own book tour travels.
So severe was the concern over Steele's leadership that an ad hoc committee of party elders and former chairmen met secretly last spring to draw up a list of recommended changes, which were delivered to Steele by a delegation. He paid little heed. Meanwhile, Bush strategist Karl Rove, former chairman Ed Gillespie and others organized half a dozen outside fundraising committees to detour money around the ineffective RNC and take advantage of what appeared early on to be a propitious election year for the GOP.
Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour, himself a former RNC chair, current chairman of the Republican Governors Assn. and a likely 2012 presidential candidate, has been actively seeking a powerful challenger to Steele.
Now, perhaps a final straw: The RNC's political director, Gentry Collins, resigned Tuesday and in a very un-country-club-kind-of-way issued a stinging, detailed four-page indictment of Steele's committee leadership, focusing especially on alleged organizational and fundraising lapses. According to Collins, Republicans' historic election gains on Nov. 2 would have been even greater with proper RNC leadership and better fundraising.
The detail-laden rebuke suggests that Collins himself may soon be joining the lengthening line of aspirants to the job that include Michigan party Chairman Saul Anuzis.
Steele himself has claimed to be undecided about seeking a second term, although in recent interviews he appeared to be making a case for it, citing among other things the success of his "Fire Pelosi" campaign bus tour this fall with Sarah Palin as headliner.
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Dancing with the Pols: Big week in D.C.
-- Andrew Malcolm
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Photo: Ron Edmonds / Associated Press (Steele, file).
Wait, didn’t Rachel Maddow assure us on Friday that, unlike those mercenary wingnuts at Fox News who let Republican guests pitch donation URLs on the air, MSNBC is “not a political operation”? Six full minutes of fact-checkin’ fun here via Johnny Dollar, who not only spent hours piecing this lowlight reel together but has an accompanying post delving further into the hypocrisy. Somehow, Hannity and Palin raising money for conservatives is qualitatively different from Ed Schultz and Harold Ford doing the same for liberals. Which, I guess, is true: When Hannity and Palin push their side, they’re playing politics, whereas when Schultz and Ford push theirs, they’re making news. Please do take time to read his post and watch the clip; I promise, you’ll enjoy every minute.
As for the return of the modern-day Murrow to his perch atop Serious Newsman Mountain, this is simply too good not to be true:
“Keith is furious about the way this has all been handled and insisted that MSNBC bosses apologize to him before he would agree to return,” a network insider tells me. “Keith sees himself as the star of MSNBC, the person who put them on the map and discovered fellow network anchors Rachel Maddow and Lawrence O’Donnell. To be treated like this by the network he helped shape, he considers disgusting.”…
“Keith clearly won this battle. Not only has he got the bosses to say sorry, but he’s also got the company to review its ethic rules,” a friend of Keith’s tells me. “You watch — his rating on Tuesday when he returns will be bigger than ever, giving him even more power at MSNBC.”
Jeff Bercovici at Forbes declares that this cements Olby’s status as the most powerful man at MSNBC, the thought of which seems to have Ace feeling depressed but which makes me perfectly happy. Remember, this is a guy whose buffoonery is such that even some JournoListers are left cringing at it. MSNBC’s hyperpartisan election night coverage was straight out of the Olby playbook, and predictably so alienating to everyone except far-left liberals that more than one TV critic acknowledged with teeth gnashed that Fox’s coverage was more balanced. Why wouldn’t you want him in charge? They should make him program director and give him extra airtime so that he doesn’t have to pare down his lists of who’s worse than Al Qaeda due to time constraints. And besides, as I said on Friday, his suspension was stupid to begin with. All’s well that ends well!
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<b>News</b> Corp's Two Newspaper Tablet Projects are Back on Track
After stories that Rupert Murdoch had binned his adventurous newspaper app project, his son James has said Project Alesia is going ahead, whether other newspapers want their content aggregated or not.
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Michelle Malkin » Sen. Rockefeller: One-Man Cable <b>News</b> Death Panel
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<b>News</b> Corp's Two Newspaper Tablet Projects are Back on Track
After stories that Rupert Murdoch had binned his adventurous newspaper app project, his son James has said Project Alesia is going ahead, whether other newspapers want their content aggregated or not.
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Michelle Malkin » Sen. Rockefeller: One-Man Cable <b>News</b> Death Panel
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<b>News</b> Corp's Two Newspaper Tablet Projects are Back on Track
After stories that Rupert Murdoch had binned his adventurous newspaper app project, his son James has said Project Alesia is going ahead, whether other newspapers want their content aggregated or not.
Small Business <b>News</b>: Direct Marketing Diorama
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Michelle Malkin » Sen. Rockefeller: One-Man Cable <b>News</b> Death Panel
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<b>News</b> Corp's Two Newspaper Tablet Projects are Back on Track
After stories that Rupert Murdoch had binned his adventurous newspaper app project, his son James has said Project Alesia is going ahead, whether other newspapers want their content aggregated or not.
Small Business <b>News</b>: Direct Marketing Diorama
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Michelle Malkin » Sen. Rockefeller: One-Man Cable <b>News</b> Death Panel
Doesn't Rockefeller have a ton of money with which to develop his own network news operation if he wishes? Why doesn't he deploy his own capital and take the risk associated with free enterprise activities if he believes it is warranted ...
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<b>News</b> Corp's Two Newspaper Tablet Projects are Back on Track
After stories that Rupert Murdoch had binned his adventurous newspaper app project, his son James has said Project Alesia is going ahead, whether other newspapers want their content aggregated or not.
Small Business <b>News</b>: Direct Marketing Diorama
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Michelle Malkin » Sen. Rockefeller: One-Man Cable <b>News</b> Death Panel
Doesn't Rockefeller have a ton of money with which to develop his own network news operation if he wishes? Why doesn't he deploy his own capital and take the risk associated with free enterprise activities if he believes it is warranted ...
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<b>News</b> Corp's Two Newspaper Tablet Projects are Back on Track
After stories that Rupert Murdoch had binned his adventurous newspaper app project, his son James has said Project Alesia is going ahead, whether other newspapers want their content aggregated or not.
Small Business <b>News</b>: Direct Marketing Diorama
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Michelle Malkin » Sen. Rockefeller: One-Man Cable <b>News</b> Death Panel
Doesn't Rockefeller have a ton of money with which to develop his own network news operation if he wishes? Why doesn't he deploy his own capital and take the risk associated with free enterprise activities if he believes it is warranted ...
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<b>News</b> Corp's Two Newspaper Tablet Projects are Back on Track
After stories that Rupert Murdoch had binned his adventurous newspaper app project, his son James has said Project Alesia is going ahead, whether other newspapers want their content aggregated or not.
Michelle Malkin » Sen. Rockefeller: One-Man Cable <b>News</b> Death Panel
Doesn't Rockefeller have a ton of money with which to develop his own network news operation if he wishes? Why doesn't he deploy his own capital and take the risk associated with free enterprise activities if he believes it is warranted ...
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<b>News</b> Corp's Two Newspaper Tablet Projects are Back on Track
After stories that Rupert Murdoch had binned his adventurous newspaper app project, his son James has said Project Alesia is going ahead, whether other newspapers want their content aggregated or not.
Small Business <b>News</b>: Direct Marketing Diorama
Not too long ago, we received a comment from a reader of our Small Business Trends small business news roundups on a post called Marketing Mashup. Though we.
Michelle Malkin » Sen. Rockefeller: One-Man Cable <b>News</b> Death Panel
Doesn't Rockefeller have a ton of money with which to develop his own network news operation if he wishes? Why doesn't he deploy his own capital and take the risk associated with free enterprise activities if he believes it is warranted ...
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<b>News</b> Corp's Two Newspaper Tablet Projects are Back on Track
After stories that Rupert Murdoch had binned his adventurous newspaper app project, his son James has said Project Alesia is going ahead, whether other newspapers want their content aggregated or not.
Small Business <b>News</b>: Direct Marketing Diorama
Not too long ago, we received a comment from a reader of our Small Business Trends small business news roundups on a post called Marketing Mashup. Though we.
Michelle Malkin » Sen. Rockefeller: One-Man Cable <b>News</b> Death Panel
Doesn't Rockefeller have a ton of money with which to develop his own network news operation if he wishes? Why doesn't he deploy his own capital and take the risk associated with free enterprise activities if he believes it is warranted ...
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<b>News</b> Corp's Two Newspaper Tablet Projects are Back on Track
After stories that Rupert Murdoch had binned his adventurous newspaper app project, his son James has said Project Alesia is going ahead, whether other newspapers want their content aggregated or not.
Small Business <b>News</b>: Direct Marketing Diorama
Not too long ago, we received a comment from a reader of our Small Business Trends small business news roundups on a post called Marketing Mashup. Though we.
Michelle Malkin » Sen. Rockefeller: One-Man Cable <b>News</b> Death Panel
Doesn't Rockefeller have a ton of money with which to develop his own network news operation if he wishes? Why doesn't he deploy his own capital and take the risk associated with free enterprise activities if he believes it is warranted ...
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<b>News</b> Corp's Two Newspaper Tablet Projects are Back on Track
After stories that Rupert Murdoch had binned his adventurous newspaper app project, his son James has said Project Alesia is going ahead, whether other newspapers want their content aggregated or not.
Small Business <b>News</b>: Direct Marketing Diorama
Not too long ago, we received a comment from a reader of our Small Business Trends small business news roundups on a post called Marketing Mashup. Though we.
Michelle Malkin » Sen. Rockefeller: One-Man Cable <b>News</b> Death Panel
Doesn't Rockefeller have a ton of money with which to develop his own network news operation if he wishes? Why doesn't he deploy his own capital and take the risk associated with free enterprise activities if he believes it is warranted ...
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<b>News</b> Corp's Two Newspaper Tablet Projects are Back on Track
After stories that Rupert Murdoch had binned his adventurous newspaper app project, his son James has said Project Alesia is going ahead, whether other newspapers want their content aggregated or not.
Small Business <b>News</b>: Direct Marketing Diorama
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Michelle Malkin » Sen. Rockefeller: One-Man Cable <b>News</b> Death Panel
Doesn't Rockefeller have a ton of money with which to develop his own network news operation if he wishes? Why doesn't he deploy his own capital and take the risk associated with free enterprise activities if he believes it is warranted ...
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<b>News</b> Corp's Two Newspaper Tablet Projects are Back on Track
After stories that Rupert Murdoch had binned his adventurous newspaper app project, his son James has said Project Alesia is going ahead, whether other newspapers want their content aggregated or not.
Small Business <b>News</b>: Direct Marketing Diorama
Not too long ago, we received a comment from a reader of our Small Business Trends small business news roundups on a post called Marketing Mashup. Though we.
Michelle Malkin » Sen. Rockefeller: One-Man Cable <b>News</b> Death Panel
Doesn't Rockefeller have a ton of money with which to develop his own network news operation if he wishes? Why doesn't he deploy his own capital and take the risk associated with free enterprise activities if he believes it is warranted ...
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<b>News</b> Corp's Two Newspaper Tablet Projects are Back on Track
After stories that Rupert Murdoch had binned his adventurous newspaper app project, his son James has said Project Alesia is going ahead, whether other newspapers want their content aggregated or not.
Small Business <b>News</b>: Direct Marketing Diorama
Not too long ago, we received a comment from a reader of our Small Business Trends small business news roundups on a post called Marketing Mashup. Though we.
Michelle Malkin » Sen. Rockefeller: One-Man Cable <b>News</b> Death Panel
Doesn't Rockefeller have a ton of money with which to develop his own network news operation if he wishes? Why doesn't he deploy his own capital and take the risk associated with free enterprise activities if he believes it is warranted ...
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<b>News</b> Corp's Two Newspaper Tablet Projects are Back on Track
After stories that Rupert Murdoch had binned his adventurous newspaper app project, his son James has said Project Alesia is going ahead, whether other newspapers want their content aggregated or not.
Michelle Malkin » Sen. Rockefeller: One-Man Cable <b>News</b> Death Panel
Doesn't Rockefeller have a ton of money with which to develop his own network news operation if he wishes? Why doesn't he deploy his own capital and take the risk associated with free enterprise activities if he believes it is warranted ...
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<b>News</b> Corp's Two Newspaper Tablet Projects are Back on Track
After stories that Rupert Murdoch had binned his adventurous newspaper app project, his son James has said Project Alesia is going ahead, whether other newspapers want their content aggregated or not.
Small Business <b>News</b>: Direct Marketing Diorama
Not too long ago, we received a comment from a reader of our Small Business Trends small business news roundups on a post called Marketing Mashup. Though we.
Michelle Malkin » Sen. Rockefeller: One-Man Cable <b>News</b> Death Panel
Doesn't Rockefeller have a ton of money with which to develop his own network news operation if he wishes? Why doesn't he deploy his own capital and take the risk associated with free enterprise activities if he believes it is warranted ...
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<b>News</b> Corp's Two Newspaper Tablet Projects are Back on Track
After stories that Rupert Murdoch had binned his adventurous newspaper app project, his son James has said Project Alesia is going ahead, whether other newspapers want their content aggregated or not.
Small Business <b>News</b>: Direct Marketing Diorama
Not too long ago, we received a comment from a reader of our Small Business Trends small business news roundups on a post called Marketing Mashup. Though we.
Michelle Malkin » Sen. Rockefeller: One-Man Cable <b>News</b> Death Panel
Doesn't Rockefeller have a ton of money with which to develop his own network news operation if he wishes? Why doesn't he deploy his own capital and take the risk associated with free enterprise activities if he believes it is warranted ...
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<b>News</b> Corp's Two Newspaper Tablet Projects are Back on Track
After stories that Rupert Murdoch had binned his adventurous newspaper app project, his son James has said Project Alesia is going ahead, whether other newspapers want their content aggregated or not.
Small Business <b>News</b>: Direct Marketing Diorama
Not too long ago, we received a comment from a reader of our Small Business Trends small business news roundups on a post called Marketing Mashup. Though we.
Michelle Malkin » Sen. Rockefeller: One-Man Cable <b>News</b> Death Panel
Doesn't Rockefeller have a ton of money with which to develop his own network news operation if he wishes? Why doesn't he deploy his own capital and take the risk associated with free enterprise activities if he believes it is warranted ...
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<b>News</b> Corp's Two Newspaper Tablet Projects are Back on Track
After stories that Rupert Murdoch had binned his adventurous newspaper app project, his son James has said Project Alesia is going ahead, whether other newspapers want their content aggregated or not.
Small Business <b>News</b>: Direct Marketing Diorama
Not too long ago, we received a comment from a reader of our Small Business Trends small business news roundups on a post called Marketing Mashup. Though we.
Michelle Malkin » Sen. Rockefeller: One-Man Cable <b>News</b> Death Panel
Doesn't Rockefeller have a ton of money with which to develop his own network news operation if he wishes? Why doesn't he deploy his own capital and take the risk associated with free enterprise activities if he believes it is warranted ...
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<b>News</b> Corp's Two Newspaper Tablet Projects are Back on Track
After stories that Rupert Murdoch had binned his adventurous newspaper app project, his son James has said Project Alesia is going ahead, whether other newspapers want their content aggregated or not.
Small Business <b>News</b>: Direct Marketing Diorama
Not too long ago, we received a comment from a reader of our Small Business Trends small business news roundups on a post called Marketing Mashup. Though we.
Michelle Malkin » Sen. Rockefeller: One-Man Cable <b>News</b> Death Panel
Doesn't Rockefeller have a ton of money with which to develop his own network news operation if he wishes? Why doesn't he deploy his own capital and take the risk associated with free enterprise activities if he believes it is warranted ...
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<b>News</b> Corp's Two Newspaper Tablet Projects are Back on Track
After stories that Rupert Murdoch had binned his adventurous newspaper app project, his son James has said Project Alesia is going ahead, whether other newspapers want their content aggregated or not.
Small Business <b>News</b>: Direct Marketing Diorama
Not too long ago, we received a comment from a reader of our Small Business Trends small business news roundups on a post called Marketing Mashup. Though we.
Michelle Malkin » Sen. Rockefeller: One-Man Cable <b>News</b> Death Panel
Doesn't Rockefeller have a ton of money with which to develop his own network news operation if he wishes? Why doesn't he deploy his own capital and take the risk associated with free enterprise activities if he believes it is warranted ...
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News Anywhere, or unified news, or All-Access, whatever we want to call it, demands the singular focus, product development and messaging that Netflix, HBO, Comcast, and Facebook are bringing to it. Those are all skills that have been ...
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Lujiazui Breakfast: <b>News</b> And Views About China Stocks (Nov. 19 <b>...</b>
Investors and traders in China's main financial district are talking about the following before the start of trade today: The State Information Center projects that China's fourth-quarter consumer price index will increase by 3.8%, ...
Sen. Rockefeller: FCC should shut down Fox <b>News</b> and MSNBC « Hot Air
You see, Rockefeller says he hungers for quality news and believes that the FCC should play a part in facilitating that end. He believes that without the extremes of Fox News and MSNBC, the American people would have more faith in their ...
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