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Just a note to let you know that we've launched a new blog in the mold of The Daily Nightly. First Read has been around for years now, but it's got a brand new bloggy look. NBC's Political Unit will do most of the heavy lifting, but you'll also get daily dispatches from NBC correspondents and producers covering politics and the campaign trail as Decision 2006 heats up. I'll continue to post political stuff here in The Daily Nightly when it relates to stories we're working on for the broadcast.
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Early Nightly is up
I must agree.
GE isn't in the business of biting the hand that feeds it, and that, to a large extent, is BushCo.
(Sent Sep 8, 2006 12:17:46 PM)
Pardon the acclaim if it is truly acclaim, but FIRST READ comes across a little(?) to the FAR right! It seems to me more of a right-wing paradigm than a truly centered location for any kind of posting. When you have had MASTHEADs for this FIRST READ, the general trend has been to upbraid W. and his shenanigans rather than to shed light on them. Given that corporations own MSNBC, is it possible that this is only a means to soften the dire Hell-bent purposes of this administration through soft-peddling of his antics? FIRST READ IS THEREFORE SUSPECT IN MY MIND!
(Sent Sep 7, 2006 12:19:21 PM)
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