Full-scale revolt: MSNBC personalities object to NBC News' hiring of Ronna McDaniel a

[Gunny]

Rona McDaniel finally serves a purpose. She made the babies go Wah!

NEW YORK (AP) — The internal furor over NBC News’ decision to hire former Republican National Committee head Ronna McDaniel as a paid contributor spread Monday, with MSNBC personalities Rachel Maddow, Jen Psaki, Nicolle Wallace, Joy Reid, Lawrence O'Donnell and Joe Scarborough all using their shows to publicly object.

Full-scale revolt: MSNBC personalities object to NBC News' hiring of Ronna McDaniel as a contributor

[Kathianne]

Rona McDaniel finally serves a purpose. She made the babies go Wah!



Full-scale revolt: MSNBC personalities object to NBC News' hiring of Ronna McDaniel as a contributor

Seems to me to a case of letting the inmates run the asylum. How's that working for Disney or Anheiser Busch?

[revelarts]

Political Career
Early work
Stephanopoulos worked in Washington, D.C., as an aide to Democratic Congressman Ed Feighan of Ohio. His job included drafting letters, memos, and speeches. His salary was reportedly $14,500 a year.[14] He later became Feighan's chief of staff.
In 1988, Stephanopoulos worked on the Michael Dukakis U.S. presidential campaign. He has noted that one of his attractions to this campaign was that Dukakis was a Greek-American liberal from Massachusetts. After this campaign, Stephanopoulos became an executive floor assistant to Dick Gephardt, U.S. House of Representatives Majority Leader; he held this position until he joined the Clinton campaign.

Clinton administration
Stephanopoulos and President Bill Clinton prepare for the State of the Union Address in 1994
Stephanopoulos was, along with David Wilhelm and James Carville, a leading member of Clinton's 1992 U.S. presidential campaign. His role on the campaign is portrayed in the documentary film The War Room (1993).
In the Clinton administration, Stephanopoulos served as a senior advisor for policy and strategy. His initiatives focused on crime legislation, affirmative action, and health care.[18] At the outset of Clinton's presidency, Stephanopoulos also served as the de facto press secretary, briefing the press even though Dee Dee Myers was officially the White House Press Secretary.[20] Stephanopoulos was regarded as a member of Bill Clinton's inner circle.[21][22]

In 1994, after Paula Jones accused Bill Clinton of sexual harassment, Stephanopoulos and James Carville sought to discredit her allegations against Clinton. Both men suggested that Jones was just seeking cash for her story.[23] Stephanopoulos also successfully sought to keep Jones' news conference off television. Stephanopoulos called NBC journalist Tim Russert, CNN chairman Tom Johnson, as well as several others, whom he convinced to keep her conference off television.


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Nothing to see here.

[Gunny]

Irony: The hypocritical diversity pimps are so proud of themselves and gushing all over NBC for successfully shutting down diversity

They are actually sickening. Especially Jen Psaki who did nothing but bold-faced lie to our faces daily. NBC's a bunch of pussies for caving.

[Gunny]

NBC fires former RNC chair Ronna McDaniel after internal uproar and blatant anti-GOP bias (msn.com)

[Gunny]

While there are no tears from me for McDaniel, I hope the backlash sucks as bad for NBC as it did Bud Light, and definitely hope she soaks them good in court. F-n wimps

NBC comes under fire from right for McDaniel ouster | The Hill