Glenn Greenwald criticizes MSNBC for hiring Axelrod & Gibbs

[One of the 99]

http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2013/feb/19/msnbc-axelrod-gibbs-obama

[SoCalDem]

1. I prefer them to Michael Steele or Joe Scarborough

and since they were Obama-guys, and he's never running again, why not hire them. I am happier to see them in media than in a think tank or hiring on as lobbyists to some corporate group.

[AndyA]

3. Scarborough doesn't think anything has happened since he was in Congress.

I'm so sick of his "when I was in Congress, we..." bullpucky! It's been a long time, Joe. Things have changed. You aren't as important as you think you are.

Steele is just a joke. I wonder who's finger is up his rectum every time he appears on TV.

[SoCalDem]

5. AMEN..

Maybe with these two "new guys", we can finally put Harold Ford out to pasture too..

[AndyA]

6. Agree completely.

Ford is a real tool. He doesn't look at the camera, and he has an irritating voice. I always feel like he's been told in advance what to say.

I really like Joy Reid, she's smart and seems to be able to think for herself.

MSNBC has quite a few that they could dump permanently, in my opinion. Scar, Steele, Sippie Cupp, for starters.

[graham4anything]

2. Greenwald sure makes a lot of money criticizing every single democratic move, don't he?

Greenwald of course is one of those that wants to tear it down (yet has no solution about what to do the day after), all the while making big bucks doing that whining.

Wish I got the money he gets to rant like he does.
Every rant brings in more $$$ to him.

Alas, rants brings nothing to me.

[joeybee12]

4. Is he ok with Hoiman over at FUX?

Come on, all these guys are connected in one way or another...does he expect these channels to hire outsiders?