CNN started to wake up today, will they keep the fire on chimp

[stop the bleeding]

Downing Street, Iraq, Cindy Sheehan and about 30 thousand other f*ck ups

[Not_Giving_Up]

1. Actually, they started waking up when they aired

"Dead Wrong"

They are on fire today though!

[BlueJac]

2. Keep firing, kick it up a knotch!

[gratuitous]

3. Will they keep it up?

I dunno. I don't know at all. Is this CNN rousing from slumber to become once again the premiere cable news network? Or is it merely the thrashing in the bassinet of an infant with colic?

[halobeam]

4. Time will tell. That's a good point to bring to them in an email too.

[bpilgrim]

5. now that we're CRASHING to the floor (way past the 'TIPPING POINT)

they got no choice, or they are goin down with us all, cept they know, too...


http://media.globalfreepress.com

We're Here!

psst... pass the word :bounce:

peace

[onecent]

6. keep sending notes to CNN and to Jack. I have sent 3. I

even mention DU and how we were excited to have him on board.

[rurallib]

7. Saw a little bit of Daryn(?) Kagan today (Rushie's squeeze)

She seemed uncomfortable at best. The next anchor (Karen something?) was just ripping the Bushies a new asshole and wouldn't let up!

[stop the bleeding]

8. I know Karen was on the verge of crying and being angry the

whole time.

[AnnInLa]

9. I never thought I would hear Cafferty and Wolfie

be so aggressive...I think the reports from their reporters on the ground is what is driving this. The reporters on the scene are heroes, IMHO.

Did yall see the CNN reports that the reporters can't interview or photograph the refugees arriving in San Antonio? If this is the beginning of a news blackout, then I hope like hell those reporters in N.O., and Biloxi rebel, and that their networks support them.

Will showing and reporting on the refugees/stranded become the new "coffins from Iraq?"