...population contracted cancer, as the acidic Ms. Barr has just done, you'd never hear the end of it. It would top Anderson Cooper's show on CNN every night for a week.The truth, which you won't hear much in the "mainstream" media, is...
...through appearances on shows like NBC's The Voice and Anderson Cooper's daytime talk show.It was announced Monday that...Augusta Chronicle.Besides appearances on The Voice and Anderson Cooper's show, they also stopped by Late Night With Jimmy...
CNN's Anderson Cooper seemed aghast Thursday night that Democrat pretty boy trial lawyer philanderer John Edwards came so close to the presidency. How...
...hostile and dismissive and even contemptuous coverage of the nascent Tea Party movement in the past year. Anchorman Anderson Cooper even referred to Tea Party activists using a sexually explicit pejorative.Those who head CNN shouldn't be content...
...down here. And it just looks like he's not involved in this."Speaking to commentator David Gergen, CNN's Anderson Cooper recalled Gergen saying that "if we fought World War II with the same kind of attitude and energy with which the government...
...as he actually said about modern Tea Partiers, that "the idea hasn't really caught on."Or picture CNN's Anderson Cooper in a waistcoat and breeches, referring to outraged patriots -- as he and others have -- with crude jokes using...
...detached from reality," and painted the participants as "conspiracist kooks."And news anchors such as CNN's Anderson Cooper have made crude jokes on the air about the Tea Party movement, using what they know to be profane sexual references...
...contemptuously and, likely, purposefully out of touch with Americans. Don't suppose that it's not purposeful. Anderson Cooper and others in the media knew well and good that they were using an obscene sexual reference when they called Tea Party...
...quote from Democratic Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid - but the show totally ignored the scandal. Instead, host Anderson Cooper, on loan from CNN, went out of his way to explore Sarah Palin's shortcomings during the 2008 campaign. Moreover...
...supposes -- they openly mocked participants, even doing so in subtly profane ways. Amazingly, anchors such as Anderson Cooper on CNN and Rachel Maddow on MSNBC snickered about the participants at the tea parties being "teabaggers" and "teabagging...
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