Reason? Try the amount of media buys the Barack Obama side made. By spending double and triple what Hillary Clinton was able to spend in advertising, it appears that Barack Obama won the hearts and pocket books of the media.
Keith (I can't believe I used to like that guy) Olbermann, looking right into the camera and delivering one of the all time bodacious lies every committed by a "newscaster". Olbermann states that he NEVER advocated that Hillary Clinton get out of the race!Keith Olbermann is a Liar. There are earlier examples as well of Olbermann having a meltdown because Hillary Clinton wanted to stay in the race until the final primary.
Back in January and early February, Dan Abrams floated the idea that the super delegates should not determine the outcome of the democratic race. Lol, but a tiny minority of voters who wrote their name in on notebook paper and "voted" (sometimes more than once) in the caucus contests are more qualified??? Less than a million voters, many in strongly republican areas of the country (such as the Great Plains States) completely overrode the will of 35 million primary voters, even when Florida and Michigan are not counted!
The above Huffington post headline is a pretty horrible example. even by Huffington Post "standards".
Huffington Post helps ambush Hillary Clinton with the "inevitability" headline. This is the newest and most toxic form of news creating it's pre predicted realit that I can ever recall. It so lowers the bar for what good journalism is that I wonder if these types of media outlets should even be called news.What if the headline had been "Hillary Clinton may see a spike in pledged delegates if she continues winning over the final 10 weeks of the campaign". Do you see how easy it would have been to swing the nomination to Hillary Clinton?
LOL, the Colorado Caucus is "too close to call" just before they voted, yet Barack Obama would win by a 2-1 margin. Yep, those caucus contests fairly reflect the popularity of each candidate (sarcasm alert).
MSNBC anchors and pundits condescendingly discuss whether or not Hillary Clinton should be V.P.
Hillary Clinton as VP? Another laugh fest at MSNBC over this proposal.
Chris Kofinis is probably one of the most obnoxious, snarky, blowhard, laugh harder, paid off pundit, I can ever recall. Formerly in the John Edwards camp, Kofinis was "shocked" to learn that John Edwards had had an affair. Kofinis claims that he didn't know anything about the Edwards affair even though he worked as communications director for Edwards for a year and a half! After Edwards quit the race, Kofinis appeared on MSNBC as some kind of "expert pundit" who would bash Hillary Clinton every time he was put on the air. I can't stand this kind of behavior, losers who got a second chance from Barack Obama to attack Hillary Clinton at every turn.
Jonathan Alter joins Keith Olbermann in what might be one of the most bizarre segments ever for a "news" show. Olbermann and Alter ridiculed John McCain after McCain gave an eloquent tribute to Hillary Clinton and her campaign. Newsweek and Time are so in the tank for Obama it is embarrassing to watch these "pundits" such as Alter whore themselves just to get on a Keith's Playhouse.
MSNBC anchors and pundits alike make fun of Bill Clinton and how he should be "used" to help get Barack Obama elected.
Jay Leno, looking uncomfortably a lot like the Joker, ridicules the notion that Hillary Clinton was forced to suspend her campaign because of NBC, well Jay, it was actually MSNBC, CNN, Time, Newsweek, Huffington Post, The Atlantic Monthly and a slew of paid off politicians and pundits.


























