Confused, Delusional And Unprofessional

That's her problem

I am afraid that you are going to have clarify your comment because politely I do not understand it. At this point I have a second media career to carve out, the first being 30 years ago and after I shook up everyone concerned with my blog my modus operandi is to go on to something more important.

Jay R

You need not trouble yourself.

April 23, 2009
I posted a blog last night on Gretawire in which I continued the discussion surrounding the antics of the CNN reporter at the specified tea party where she displayed conduct unbecoming of an ethical journalist. I was raised watching Walter Cronkite who the American people in times of turmoil would actually turn to for information. I agree that when she returns from a rest she should take some journalism and ethics courses and return to work refreshed and professional in her work. By the way, I wrote four blogs on Fox because I could not locate them and suspect a computer glitch. My work will probably turn up soon like a lost sock. Jay R

You intimated in your blog that the Republican Party, in someway, paved the way for Obama to become president.

While I agree wholeheartedly with your scolding of Ms. Roesgen, I have to disagree strongly with your assertion that the Republican Party had anything at all to do with Obama's victory. I can not imagine even a single republican falling for the false, perverted rhetoric Obama used throughout his campaign. No, not one.

Also, did you really not understand Klemkadiddle's comment? Surely, a veteran journalist such as yourself is not totally immune to sarcasm, are you?

Just wondering, is all.

Glenn Flowers

Although the commenter who felt that I somehow believed that the origins of Mr. Obama being elected is threaded somehow to the Republican Party and events that occured eons ago has made a 360 degree misinterpretation of my blog. I wrote specifically that Obama would not have made it to the White House if the March on Washington and on Selma had been detoured by the same variety of criticism that now befalls the tea parties. These are free expression and non-violent protests by citizens of all walks of life and political persuasions. Also, I think another trip up is that tea parties exemplify all disgruntled Americans and should not labeled as being furthered by any vertical group. Anyway I really appreciate your comment, send more! Jay R