Chris Hayes: John Boehner's Lobbyist Target Destruction Of Occupy Wall Street

[cal04]

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Anita Dunn's comments on the story

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[patrice]

1. THINK about it. This could be going on at a wide variety of levels locally, to influence stuff as

horrible and threatening to the Constitution as police raids, or to include things as simple and powerful as cigarette money.

[Graybeard]

2. Boehner/Lobbyists/Bankers=Axis Of Evil

Nice work by Chris Hayes but I'm thinking

this is just the tip of the iceberg.

[graywarrior]

3. This shit's not gonna fly. We really need to start governing ourselves

[ooglymoogly]

4. Chris Hayes...along with Keith Olbermann, Uger and Rachel

is one of our most powerful weapons against the tyranny of the 1%.

[lbrtbell]

6. Don't forget Ed Schultz

These people are the only real media out there.

[Mosaic]

5. Don't totally trust the media

They know psychology and this seems like one more negative story, like all the arrests, etc.

They want to control the narrative, and even the bought liberal anchors will bend to the beltway narrative.

We the people must keep OWS alive, don't expect the corporate media to do it.

[dotymed]

7. Man, I hope Keith, Rachel and every sympathetic

media that gets some exposure, really jump on this.

[SunSeeker]

8. I love that geek!

Chris Hayes nailed it: "Everything that's wrong with America in four short pages." Hopefully as his show goes on he'll loosen up a bit and be easier to watch, with less hand twitches, etc. Lawrence O'Donnell was stiff and almost unwatchable when he started subbing for Keith Olbermann, but now he's great. Hayes should improve with time as well. I am so glad MSNBC is giving these smart, progressive people a chance, although I always wonder why it does. It's almost too good to be true. How could a big corporation like MSNBC (isn't GE its parent company?) let these folks tell truth to power?

[dhill926]

9. shine a light.....

on these fucking cockroaches......

[tsuki]

10. Why should they pay a million dollars when Rupert Roo and the

networks will do it for free.

[Enthusiast]

11. Excellent piece, Chris! kr!

This demonstrates the exact set of Wall Street/government problems that have destroyed the nation.