An Open Letter to CNN
June 25, 2009 | Olympia,, Washington | Vetting explained
Dear CNN,
For the love of god, we've got people dying in Iran and North Korea threatening to start a nuclear world war, and you guys have spent the last 30+ minutes talking NON-STOP about Michael Jackson!! No doubt you'll spend the rest of the Sit Room obsessing over this. Right now I'm listening to Wolf discussing Michael Jackson's life story with a reporter over the phone.
The guy had a heart attack, not a terrorist attack! Yes, it's newsworthy. But not worthy of suspending all other news reporting. You're CNN, for crying out loud! Act like it!
I'm switching channels now. I can't take anymore of this nonsense. I'll just wait and get my clips when Jon Stewart makes fun of you for this latest idiocy.
An otherwise loyal viewer,
--Kris
- Posted in Assignment:
- Remembering Michael Jackson
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