Not that I was “watching” CBS News. The TV was on and I happened to be in the same room.

I fired CBS as a dispenser of news 5 years ago. Rathergate was the last straw.

I think it’s likely that Roesgen’s performance in the tea party report was the reason for her dismissal, but not because management thought her bias was excessive even by CNN standards. After all, Anderson Cooper’s smirking about teabaggers sure didn’t pose any threat to his position as airhead anchor.

A more likely cause for Roesgen’s fall from favor was that she allowed herself to get flustered in the encounter, making herself look stupid. If she had done her job “right”, making the protesters look like the stupid ones, she would probably still have her CNN job (and maybe a raise).

which makes CNN look conservative by comparison.

with a baby in his arms. Good riddance to bad rubbish. She has a pocket watch for a heart, and tofu for brains!

the people’s fury will destroy all these socialist networks until only Fox News remains. This is just the first step.

Well maybe not, but dum spiro spero.

… it was because her bias was so obvious that she blew CNN’s cover as an objective news network for all the dimwits who need obvious rank bias to see it.

And good ridence to …………..(I’ll leave it up to you)

in the larger scheme of things. She may not be reporting on CNN, but in fact NOBODY on any of the networks covered the July 4 tea parties, even though some of them drew larger crowds than the tax day events.

Fox News barely mentioned their existence, so the Alphabets didn’t even bother to send stringers. It only took them one try to figure out that if they didn’t cover them, they might as well be happening on the moon.