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CNN enoughs enough with CNN

By Greg from W.Va - Feb 16th, 2008 at 1:52 pm EST

I can hardly stand to watch CNN anymore with the exception of Larry king and Anderson Cooper's show.I visit Baracks website several times a day and and for the most part think Barack's campaign needs little advice from us.This CNN story on Baracks supporters being like a cult has me livid.I read about this on another thread and did not see the story myself but if its true maybe its time to view and treat them like Barack(justly) does Fox.The Clinton campaign gets up in arms over every thing including, in my oppinion, getting Dave Shuster, who without question had been a Clinton advocate suspended.You may recall she said that the MSNBC debate was now in question.I know it wont happen(Barack just lets this stuff slide off of him) but I would love for him to cancel the CNN debates in light of the Cult story.I believe Shuster helped give Hillary New Hampshire when, on that morning, he was grumbling about wishing REPORTERS would report on those present votes.I think he was talking about Barack's present vote while working on an abortion issue with NOW.The same morning by the way every time Joe S held up the NY Post front page,(unflattering Hillary pic and headline) the woman named Mika(SP?) complained about how mean it was.Barack doesnt have his own news Channel like Clinton and the entire GOP does ,so I wish he wouldnt do debates unless moderted by someone with the stature of Russert or Learner.I know he shouldnt subject himself to Hillary's man ,Blitzer.forgive both my spelling and my rant,but I needed to write this Greg Martinsburg W.Va My wife and I are both Fired up!

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