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Krojen posted...

I can, which is why I named 4 separate cartoonishly wild segments by 3 different hosts/shows that dont even seem real, but are. I can name dozens more. It was an unhinged time over there.

Fox News could never launch something more powerful at Bernie than a big name host in Dem circles that primary voters are parasocially attached to tearfully explain that Bernie is going to publicly execute him if elected and its worth sitting out an election against Trump if the alternative is Bernie.

They had Bernie on to interrupt him with wHoze gOnnA paY foR yoUr wAcKy sIngLe pAyEr hEalThCaRe iDea?

Post primary they have him on to talk about daily happenings in the Senate and Biden admin. Bernie had no on air supporters aside from Sam Seder who was only allowed on to fill in random spots at midnight.

I worked in a lab that had MSNBC on round the clock and visited my MSNBC glued parents frequently. Ive seen untold hours of the network for 2 decades, done enough canvassing, and seen plenty polling data to know how powerful media is for these voters.

Hes been one of the most frequented guests that holds a political position on the network in like the last 10 years. He still shows on the network on an almost bi-weekly basis.

He has been given the opportunity and the space to share his political views to the viewers of the network regularly and his hosts are usually willing to give him the platform.

The idea that he hasn't been given an opportunity on msnbc is pure straight to the brain fucking copium.

If you're saying that he can't handle it on msnbc because the hosts are too confrontational then idk what to tell you dude, you can't make it in the major league if you can't hit a softball straight down the middle.