I wish Ed Schultz would stop talking about himself.

[travelingtypist]

Normally I enjoy his show, but today, the last weekday before the vote this Sunday, the show is all about him talking about healthcare rather than healthcare itself. Every comment he makes about the issue he relates it back to himself somehow.

Is he always like this? I've never heard it before like I'm hearing it today. :puke:

[Peregrine Took]

1. I'm over Ed. Now I love Norman Goldman - a man with the courage of his n/t

convictions.

[Aaria]

2. He tends to spread as much disinformation as any thing

I wonder how they got to him in order to get him to back this health care fiasco.

http://www.chicagobreakingbusiness.com/2010/03/caterpillar-health-care-bill-would-cost-it-100m.html

He lost me when Robert Kennedy came out with his report on how the elections were being stolen and Big Eddy told everyone that "it wasn't worth reading". Thats the one thing in this country that has to change before we can ever hope to get it back from the Fascist.
The only tea party there should be is the voting machines going into the closest lake.

Flame on.

[Bluenorthwest]

3. Ed is losing that which got him there

And yes, he's become all about Ed. Each time I tune in, he's talking about his new resort in Canada or his book or sports or some other personal interest of his. Or how he now lives in NY, and misses his dog, and blah, blah, he's making piles of money, and all he does is whine about it.

[seattle_blue]

4. Perhaps it's just me

He seems to put out a lot of negative comments about the Democratic party then kinda gives a "Hey I'm just sayin'attitude."
The day he spent three hours talking about Tiger Woods on his radio show was the day I bailed his creaky ship.

[RyanClark]

5. Ed is more or less part of the mainstream media now

At least with his MSNBC involvement, but his program is still good when balanced out by other progressive media like Democracy Now!.