Hillary Clinton

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8. But there is a difference. I have friends in the business who do not talk about....

Sat Jun 4, 2016, 11:04 AM

Jun 2016

their political preferences in public at all. But pundits are supposed to have opinions and express them It like the difference between the "news" section of the new paper and the editorial section. They both may lean one way or the other but the news is supposed to be impartial.
Rachel isn't impelled to one side or the other because of any "newsman's code". She says what she does because of personal preference, her view of the facts, her stations preferences or ratings.

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A good reporter should not have a bias. LiberalFighter Jun 2016 #1

Yes but she is not a reporter, she is a pundit. Walk away Jun 2016 #5

She takes her reporting seriously, though. BobbyDrake Jun 2016 #7

But there is a difference. I have friends in the business who do not talk about.... Walk away Jun 2016 #8

I caught it about halfway thru I think. I am glad she spoke down the middle. riversedge Jun 2016 #2

She knows right now Hillary is the nominee...She just doesn't want to tick off the Bernie bots... puffy socks Jun 2016 #3

I have no problem with her report. LannyDeVaney Jun 2016 #4

I liked that she explained it the way she did n/t DemonGoddess Jun 2016 #6

Somehow she already did.. Cha Jun 2016 #9