Ed Schultz MSNBC

[Papageorgio]

I watch MSNBC everyday, but also catch bits and pieces of CURRANT & CNN and of course, pop into Fox News to see what is the hateful spin of the day......Ed is passionate about his beliefs and they all expose the lies and distortions of the conservatives.....

So you're a rabid progressive/liberal...


Laid-Off Auto Worker Schools Ed Schultz on Closing of GM Plant in Janesville

By Jack Coleman
September 04, 2012


This wasn't at all what Ed Schultz was expecting.

On his radio show Aug. 30, Schultz asked listeners who live near the closed GM plant in Janesville, Wisc., to act as "fact checkers" and challenge claims made by Paul Ryan in his GOP convention speech about then-candidate Obama's visit to the plant in early 2008. (audio clips after page break)


Schultz repeatedly interrupted and talked over a woman who said she used to work at the Janesville plant, voted for Obama in 2008 on the basis of his stump speech there, and won't make that mistake again (audio) --

SCHULTZ: Elaine in Janesville, Wisc., you have the floor on the Ed Schultz radio show. I will consider you a fact checker.

CALLER: Oh yeah, I wanted to let you know what it was like for the workers here. In February of 2008, President, well President-elect Obama (not for several months) came to Janesville and he said that if he, if government were here and getting involved that he would help to retool the Janesville plant. And then the announcement was made in June of 2008 that in 2010 we'd probably be closing. We made trucks and large SUVs here. And in October of 2008, fortunately we hoped that President Obama would be leading the way to retool our plant and he said that he would like to retool it and make cars like the Volt and that because, you know, the problem was our wanting of production. And in December of 2008, they idled production of the SUVs but we continued with the trucks. And we still were hopeful that we'd be retooled and part of what was going on in Washington and in April 2009 we were still open with the truck production. And then that was stopped and we were still hopeful in 20- ...

SCHULTZ (testily interrupts): But where was President Obama? I mean, did you hear the speech last night from Paul Ryan? What'd you think what he said all that? (Schultz even less coherent when irritated.)

CALLER: Well, it is, I mean, most of us that worked at the plant voted for the president because we thought he was going to retool our plant and he didn't. He just passed us by and ...

SCHULTZ: He wasn't in a position to do that, Elaine! (This from an apologist who frequently credits Obama with saving the auto industry.)

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Read more: Laid-Off Auto Worker Schools Ed Schultz on Closing of GM Plant in Janesville | NewsBusters.org

Newsbusters?

So the dialogue present is false or taken out of context?

 

[Rozman]

This is where the mainstream media is today. They don't even bother trying to appear fair and balanced. Ed Schultz admits to being a left winger and that's the only type MSNBC will hire. Does he have a radio show? It must have a two or three hundred listener audience.

Actually, you got that wrong. In order not to seem bias, the media doesn't call out the GOP for their bad behavior. At least that is one excuse they give for not calling out the GOP when they blatently lie. There is no investigative reporting anymore. They simply ask questions and accept whatever answer they are given. They say they don't want to be labeled as liberal so they try to stay neutral. This is not how the media should operate. It should call out the lies.

Remember for years Fox News and Bill O'Reilly tried to say they were fair and balanced? At least Ed Schultz is honest about his position.

There is no fair and balanced. There is no compromising with righties. No negotiating with them because its all take, no give. They start every debate from the extreme right position and then only give in a little. So every solution is a right wing solution, not a compromise.

Either you think it is ok that Romney pays 12% taxes when you pay over 30% or you don't.

Either you get that the rich are not paying their fair share or you don't.

Either you understand the attack on labor and unions and how that will eventually even hurt you or you don't understand the value of unions.

Either you are in favor of social security and medicare or you are not.

There is no compromising with the rich who have waged class warfare on the American middle class.

Either you get that the rich are not paying their fair share or you don't.

You lefties always throw this out there because you hear fat head Ed and the rest on MSNBC do it...

Not one lefty on here has ever explained just what that is...what is the their "fair share"
would that be 50% 60% 70% or more even...

 

[blastoff]

He's a nasty son of a bitch but still a 300lb whining pussy. I can't stand him.

I would like the opportunity to sucker punch him though.. Then I'd watch him for that few seconds as he hits the fucking pavement face first.

No fan of fat Eddie, but sucker punching someone shows who's a real pussy.

Okay, How about a hey you Ed, Bam, bat to the face, then I'd watch him for that few seconds as he hits the fucking pavement face first.

More pussy. What's with the bat? Be a man...mano a mano!

 

[copsnrobbers]

No fan of fat Eddie, but sucker punching someone shows who's a real pussy.

Okay, How about a hey you Ed, Bam, bat to the face, then I'd watch him for that few seconds as he hits the fucking pavement face first.

More pussy. What's with the bat? Be a man...mano a mano!

Jeez, I can't satisfy you today - lol

How about, You say Hey Ed, Then I punch his lights out?

 

[Papageorgio]

Too funny a silly liberal worried about the fat man schultz, the guy is dumber and fatter than Sargent Schultz.

I wouldn't waste a punch or my time with the big mouth, let dumb ass liberals like blastoff listen and worship the asshole. Truly the dumbing down effect in full swing.

 

[Not2BSubjugated]

Then again he may be gay. Most of the liberals are.

you say that like it is a bad thing. nothing wrong with being gay at all.

I don't care if someone is gay. I don't believe that gay folks should be elected officials whether Dem or Rep.
They are weird minded and do not think like the majority. Beyond that they should have all the same rights as everyone else.

Statements like this always make me curious about the opinions of the person making them.

How far should sexual preference determine whether or not someone should be an elected official, by your estimation?

Gay's obviously off the list right away.

What if I'm into anal, but only with members of the opposite sex? Does that make me too weird thinking to be elected?

S&M? If I like to tie a girl up/get tied up by the right girl, am I still suitable to make policy decisions (assuming I would have been otherwise)?

What if I occasionally stroke it to rape porn?

If I think Delta Burke is the sexiest woman alive (is she still alive?), do I still qualify to be Comptroller?

I guess my main question is how the things I like to put my dick in relate to my political and economic views. If you could explain, definitively, how one implies the other, I think it would be very enlightening.

 

[Not2BSubjugated]

In response to the OP, Ed's a tard. Pretty much the entire MSNBC line-up needs to be fitted for helmets.

Seriously, though, what do you expect from the network that made Al Sharpton a political pundit? The guy can't put together a coherent paragraph (watch his show sometimes and tell me his introductions line up with the actual content of the segment they open. I defy you to draw me a flow chart of what the fuck he's talking about), and he talks like he just woke up from a heroin nap. Sorry to pick on the black pundit, all you racially sensitive types out there, but seriously, the guy's half a retard.

And before you start firing off with how Fox News is no better, stop right there. Fox News is -slightly- better. The vast, VAST majority of their pundits need helmets, themselves. Even still. . . Sharpton, really!? Hannity's as close as Fox comes to being -that- stupid (and holy shit that guy's dumber than a brick), but even chubby football boy looks like Stephen Hawking next to Sharpton. Also, Fox has Judge Napolitano and John Stossel. Fox wins out over MSNBC, 2-0. Not saying much.

 

[copsnrobbers]

Well, after all that ^ It sure would be nice to sucker punch Ed square in the face and watch that son of a bitch hit the pavement face first!

 

[Rozman]

It's rare that fat head Ed takes a caller that is not a complete Obama ass kisser.
And when Ed gets a call he thinks is gonna be one of those and it turns out is the least bit critical
of Ed's King.....well it's not at all pretty.Ed really loses it.He goes from calm to berserk in seconds....

What a friggin hack Schultz is.

 

[American_Jihad]

I watch MSNBC everyday, but also catch bits and pieces of CURRANT & CNN and of course, pop into Fox News to see what is the hateful spin of the day......Ed is passionate about his beliefs and they all expose the lies and distortions of the conservatives.....

So you're a rabid progressive/liberal...


Laid-Off Auto Worker Schools Ed Schultz on Closing of GM Plant in Janesville

By Jack Coleman
September 04, 2012


This wasn't at all what Ed Schultz was expecting.

On his radio show Aug. 30, Schultz asked listeners who live near the closed GM plant in Janesville, Wisc., to act as "fact checkers" and challenge claims made by Paul Ryan in his GOP convention speech about then-candidate Obama's visit to the plant in early 2008. (audio clips after page break)


Schultz repeatedly interrupted and talked over a woman who said she used to work at the Janesville plant, voted for Obama in 2008 on the basis of his stump speech there, and won't make that mistake again (audio) --

SCHULTZ: Elaine in Janesville, Wisc., you have the floor on the Ed Schultz radio show. I will consider you a fact checker.

CALLER: Oh yeah, I wanted to let you know what it was like for the workers here. In February of 2008, President, well President-elect Obama (not for several months) came to Janesville and he said that if he, if government were here and getting involved that he would help to retool the Janesville plant. And then the announcement was made in June of 2008 that in 2010 we'd probably be closing. We made trucks and large SUVs here. And in October of 2008, fortunately we hoped that President Obama would be leading the way to retool our plant and he said that he would like to retool it and make cars like the Volt and that because, you know, the problem was our wanting of production. And in December of 2008, they idled production of the SUVs but we continued with the trucks. And we still were hopeful that we'd be retooled and part of what was going on in Washington and in April 2009 we were still open with the truck production. And then that was stopped and we were still hopeful in 20- ...

SCHULTZ (testily interrupts): But where was President Obama? I mean, did you hear the speech last night from Paul Ryan? What'd you think what he said all that? (Schultz even less coherent when irritated.)

CALLER: Well, it is, I mean, most of us that worked at the plant voted for the president because we thought he was going to retool our plant and he didn't. He just passed us by and ...

SCHULTZ: He wasn't in a position to do that, Elaine! (This from an apologist who frequently credits Obama with saving the auto industry.)

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Read more: Laid-Off Auto Worker Schools Ed Schultz on Closing of GM Plant in Janesville | NewsBusters.org

Newsbusters?

 

[copsnrobbers]

If 47% of Americans see things the way those fuckheads pictured in the post above this one, It's time to start gearing up for the inevitable.

 

[nani4kids]

Romney is like a fish out of water, flip, flopping all over the place.My advice is the dems better keep playing those video's with his opposite remarks.Both sides of his mouth must really hurt!::

 

[American_Jihad]

‘Ed Schultz’ scrapped from ‘SNL’ debate sketch​

Posted on October 8, 2012 at 8:30am
by Eddie Scarry

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[SNL creator Lorne] Michaels, with a still unfinished sketch on his hands, was toying with opening the show with an MSNBC sketch, even though chronologically it would have happened after the debate. Mr. Meyers and the co-head writer Colin Jost stood in front of a run-through of the MSNBC sketch during dress rehearsal, taking notes. Before the live show, an entire character, Ed Schultz, played by Bobby Moynihan, had been cut, and a new joke for Chris Matthews about Mr. Obama needing a Mike Tyson face tattoo for the next debate had been added.

‘Ed Schultz’ scrapped from ‘SNL’ debate sketch | TheBlaze.com

 

[PixieStix]

Ed shultz is the lefts answer to Rush Limbaugh. There is only one problem with that....



Shultz is a moron who has zero sense of humor. He won't last

 

[Billo_Really]

I watch Ed Shultz and I think he's pretty kick-ass, if you ask me.

 

[PixieStix]

I watch Ed Shultz and I think he's pretty kick-ass, if you ask me.

I am sure you do.

"Yeah that is right... I'd cheat to keep these bastards out, I would" ~ Ed Shultz~

 

[Billo_Really]

I am sure you do.

"Yeah that is right... I'd cheat to keep these bastards out, I would" ~ Ed Shultz~

I don't believe in cheating.

And my opinion on Shultz doesn't rest on one single thing he's said.

 

[Politico]

I only watch MSNBC when I am drunk and looking for laughs.

 

[American_Jihad]

I watch Ed Shultz and I think he's pretty kick-ass, if you ask me.

loincloth, that's what we expect a rabid liberal to say...

CYA ED...

 

[doeyes13]

I am first time user and I do not know where to write a comment. What I would like to see in tonight's debate:- what I would like POTUS to do would be to 1) come on stage as regally as he always does ( well dressed and good looking) and as soon as the debate is opened ( i.e. immediately after the first question is directed to him(not the other fellow) I would like to see him 2) take off his Jacket, 3) roll up his shirt sleeves , 4) loosen his tie and start a conversation with his fellow countrymen. I would like to see him 5) go over to his questioner, shake hands and start the answer "as if he was at home, having an informative conversation about the politics of the day with his relatives, whoever the questioner may be. There will never be an equivalent for this in the entire debate history. Mr Obama will be one of us.