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A perfectly sound reason for the staff rebellion. No way should any legitimate media give voice to the election denying LIARS. There are already plenty of corrupt media out there happily supporting the false stolen election narrative of DJT. - ges

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What percent of her on-air time do you think she would be preaching stolen election? I think it would be damn near zero, but let's say it is 5%. Whatever MSNBC program she spouts off on, surely the host(s) could crush and embarrass her back with the "facts". This on-air whipping would certainly please the audience.

Perhaps the larger, but unstated, reason she had to go was the other 95% of her air time. The other MSNBC hosts did not want their audience to be exposed to the conservative point of view. Why risk their ratings, or worse still, lose some of the captive fealty to liberal dogma. IMHO that is, so flame away....

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