Roesgen, et al

agit-prop

Many will remember CNN’s Susan Roesgen's in-your-face reporting at the April 15th  Chicago Tea Party.  Here's a 1 minute sample to refresh.  There are several reasons why this gets rehashed. I was just made aware that CNN prevailed upon YouTube to remove the video, and YouTube (Google) complied, removing not just the video, but the comments. Susan Roesgen was just fired (told her contract will not be renewed). What Rosegen did here is little different from what Couric, Gregory, and every voice belonging to the Democrat-Media Complex do every day.  That difference lies in style.  Roesgen is from the Keith Olbermann school, with most others practicing Walter Cronkite's more nuanced style agitprop. Founding Fathers has the original, along with other video examples of the unprofessionalism that is standard in today's politically activist news rooms.   This is a good place to show this video a fan took at the All Star game in St. Louis, where Obama was loudly booed, not as obvious during the broadcast.  So, if that was Bush being booed, what would be the topic on the next morning's media dog and pony shows?  That's right, what I said.