I Suspect the Suspention of KO is an Attempt to Prevent Right-Wing Call Outs

[NeedleCast]

Consider this. With the recent firing of Juan Williams from NPR, news networks are being careful about employees violating corporate rules/policy. I think KO will be back soon enough and that the action from MSNBC is a preventative measure to keep nutters on the right from going all "concern troll" about why KO is allowed to violate company policy.

Dollars to Donuts says KO is back in a few weeks.

[Janice325]

1. He better be back on Monday!!

That is all I have to say.

[NeedleCast]

I Don't Think It'll Be That Fast

Two to four weeks.

[Janice325]

8. If it winds up being that long, Griffin will be really biting the hand

that feeds him viewership wise. Ratings will go down, down, down, but that's just my two cents.

[NeedleCast]

9. That's Possible, but I think KO's Audience is One That Will Come Back

Any idea what advertising rates are during his show? If they're above the station average, it would be silly to make this permanent over such a minor violation.

[glowing]

2. He better be or the entire network will go down the tubes.

Wish they would do real news on weekends too.... I hate that doc bloc shit

[monmouth]

3. I think Keith could tell Phil to shove it and go on to something else.

I doubt he'll be back...

[RedCloud]

4. Why doesn't Gore come out with a channel?

[NeedleCast]

6. ManBearPig channel? I'd watch it.

[Goblinmonger]

5. Yep. I agree.

But that won't get a lot of mileage here.

[NeedleCast]

7. I Know

Just figured I'd throw it out there. Plus, I can come back and gloat if I'm right! Hooray!

[EC]

10. Schuster was just a "suspension" too... n/t