Avoiding Criticism: CNN Shuts Down Anti-Tea Party Reporter’s Email Address
-By Warner Todd Huston
So, we are all well aware of the so-called “reporter” from CNN, Susan Roesgen whose on-air haranguing of those she was ostensibly reporting on made obvious her anti-Republican bias. Well, for the past day Americans have been emailing her to let her know how they feel about her unprofessional attitude. Apparently, CNN does not appreciate hearing from its viewers, though, because all of a sudden anyone that sends an email to Roesgen’s CNN email address will have it returned as address unknown!
Conservative New Media reported on Roesgan’s outrageous “interviews” from the Chicago Tea Party later that evening and since the airing of her debating those she was supposed to be reporting on, folks have been jamming CNN’s email boxes with complaints.
It is pretty telling that on-air “reporter” Roesgen’s email address suddenly returns as address unknown, isn’t it? Why is CNN so afraid of hearing from its viewers?
If you’d like to email CNN about its unprofessional “journalists” try these other email addresses:
CNN Executive Vice President Ken Jautz: ken.jautz@cnn.com
Philip Kent, the Chairman & CEO of CNN: phil.kent@turner.com
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Posted by Warner Todd Huston on April 16, 2009 10:15 pm
» Filed Under Democrats, Economy, Journalistic Malpractice, Liberal Media/Bias, Liberal World, News, Taxes, Tea Party/Protests, Video, bailouts, liberalism
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As usual, “The King” has the last word:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z54-QHEZN6E
Good to see the news is so gosh darn objective these days.
Wow, that so-called CNN reporter sure looked and sounded frazzled. I am surprised to find out she is a real “reporter.” I thought she was a Huffington or Daily Kos plant.
Lol, all of the CNN and MSNBCers look that way come to think of it.
Their eyes kind of bulge out of their heads when they get excited over my dearest friends on the RIGHT. Bulging eyes are a sure sign of high blood pressure.
Those low level channels need to improve their ratings everyone on the screen looks worn down and scared out of their minds.
Come to think of it Overbite’s eyes look spooky and Chris Matthews has that way-too nervous little laugh he does when he reports on the wonderful RIGHT.
FOX has no more room or inclination to hire more reporters and I am sure FOX will want to get rid of Geraldo soon, anyway.
Wow, it doesn’t matter what political stripe you are from, that is one of the worst examples of journalism I’ve ever seen. I don’t watch much CNN (I usually flip back and forth between the two networks that are more frank about their respective bias), but they ought to move her to an editorial commentator type role – something CNN, like all the networks, has plenty of, – or let her go. She violated 3 rules, (1) emotionally interjecting her own politics, (2) attempting to be the story instead of just covering it, and (3) while she initially asked good questions, she never let the other party answer or explain before getting almost instantly cut off.
Also, what was with the guy holding the Gadsden flag who separated the second interviewee from the reporter?
Your “tea party” coverage has been the worst attempt at news coverage or “journalism” I have ever seen. Talk about blatant bias … wow. Someone needs to fired for allowing this kind of garbage on the air. It’s fine to have an opinion but PLEASE don’t demonize people who don’t share your opinion and call it news.
Dale
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Dale,
Feel free to provide a link to what you consider unbiased journalism!
Lobo