Cup O' Joe

Cup 'O Joe The fact is, Politico and MSNBC go together like rumor and innuendo. Jeff Poor reports:

“ Has MSNBC opened a bureau in Arlington, Virginia? Watch the assertively liberal cable news channel on an average day, and you’re likely to see someone from Politico appearing on-screen with the publication’s newsroom and logo in the background — perhaps on multiple occasions. An analysis of one week of MSNBC’s broadcasts, starting at 6 a.m. Monday, Nov. 7 and ending Sunday, Nov. 13 at 12 p.m., identified at least 24 appearances by Politico reporters and editors. MSNBC has allotted regular segments to Politico during its broadcast day, including the “Political Playbook” segment on “Morning Joe” and the “Political Briefing” segment on “Andrea Mitchell Reports.” But even without those two regular segments ... .  [Want more?] Politico White House reporter Joe Williams, Politico’s Kenneth Vogel, and MSNBC commentator Ed Schultz analyze the morning news on MSNBC's Cup O' Joe Again, I wonder to myself why I do this anymore?  I'll venture to say that not a single person who reads this entry will learn anything new, or be surprised in the slightest.  The answer is, because I have to,