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Now That Imus Is Gone It Means Higher Quality TV
No, not exactly….
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It’s great that rich white kids(father PBS Republican) can claim this as a success for “rich white
nepotismaffirmative action”. MSNBC keep him on despite poor ratings and reviews. Now CBS wants to make a less than mediocre pundit a game show host. Moonveis(sp) should be fired, not Don Imus.I actually respected Tucker, back in his Crossfire days on CNN. Since then he has seemed like a spoiled, capricious snob on his own program on MSNBC. At least conservatives like Joe Scarborough are more likely to present an issue fairly. With ratings reaper Imus out at MSNBC, it appears that Tucker is hedging his bets with an inane game show. My respect has now dwindled accordingly. and so it goes.