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NBC's Todd Proclaims If GOP Wins in November It's Still 'A Bad Election Night For All of Washington' (http://newsbusters.org/blogs/geoffrey-dickens/2010/08/12/nbcs-todd-proclaims-if-gop-wins-november-its-still-bad-election-ni#ixzz0wUelhxt4)


On Thursday's Today show, NBC's chief White House correspondent Chuck Todd started building the narrative for the liberal media to spout in case the Republicans win majorities in the House and Senate in the upcoming midterms - that the voters are just cranky about everyone and everything. Todd even went on to absurdly state that if the GOP has a big win it will still be seen as a "A bad election night for all of Washington." All of Washington? Even for the party that is victorious?

Todd, on with Today co-anchor Ann Curry, came up with that conclusion after reciting results from a new NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll that showed "Everybody is angry at all things Washington" as Todd noted "Democrats hit an all-new high in their negative rating. Republicans have even a higher negative rating. The Tea Party, which had enjoyed a positive rating for awhile, now they have a negative rating." Todd, then, went on to prematurely throw cold water on any sort of GOP win as he claimed: "If the Republicans get the majorities, it's because people have decided to go into the ballot box and hold their nose, they're not happy with anybody."

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Who gives a sh*t about the opinion of any news organization that's breathing through Obama's crotch... :coffee:

Well, using that kind of logic, then most of the people who voted for Obama in the last election, actually voted against Bush, which of course makes no sense since Bush wasn't running.

Then again, these two are part of the myriad media celebs that got a "tingling" up their legs when the ANOINTED ONE, WON.

Well, using that kind of logic, then most of the people who voted for Obama in the last election, actually voted against Bush, which of course makes no sense since Bush wasn't running.According to The Obama, McCain = Bush.

Who would've thunk that he, The Obama, would be even more like Bush? More like Bush than Bush was. :lol:

As to the initial story: too many voters do react instead of proact; they like to be led around and told who to vote for, sadly enough. Then there are the TEA Partiers, and yes, they most certainly are cranky... more like pizzed the heck off at arrogant politicians who don't listen, don't read the bills and are blowing off (present and future) money as if there is an infinite supply. With his attitude, it sounds like Mr. Todd could be a good politician himself.

No wonder people are disgusted with all politicians... (http://cohort11.americanobserver.net/latoyaegwuekwe/multimediafinal.html)