OK, tonight I became officially pissed about MSM's coverage of the convention. PBS and C-Span are the only ones doing service to the event...
All I see otherwise is James Carville bitching about the first night not being negative enough, correspondents getting huffy with each other, and man-on-the-street interviews with complete morons.
How can Carville complain about speeches he's talking over?
Oh, and they can all shove those obnoxious headsets up their asses...
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080826/ap_on_el_pr/cvn_tv_s_filter<snip>
By DAVID BAUDER, AP Television Writer
Tue Aug 26, 3:58 PM ET
NEW YORK - National political conventions have become, in NBC's Brian Williams' words, "four-day infomercials." But it's not always clear the message is getting through.
The tension between convention planners and television news organizations that don't want to be seen as doing the politicians' bidding was obvious at the start of the Democratic meeting that will nominate Sen. Barack Obama for president.
When House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was addressing the convention Monday, drawing a contrast between Obama and Republican Sen. John McCain of Arizona, Fox News Channel's Bill O'Reilly was in a booth far above the delegates interviewing a pollster. O'Reilly waved in the direction of Pelosi on stage with a dismissive hand...