The Pundit Candidate: How Cable News Networks Are 'Being Taken Advantage Of' By Future Candidates

It's not the cable news networks that are "being taken advantage of', but the American people.



RNC attorneys jumped all over executives at MSNBC when Ed Schultz and Chris Matthews were thinking about running for Senate, insisting that they be taken off the air, in spite of the fact that the law requires that they be actual candidates for public office http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/47/315.htmll).



But the law hasn't stopped Republicans from bullying others into their way of thinking. It's too bad that DNC attorneys aren't as zealous, but then again the DNC is controlled by the DLC (DINOs, Republicans-lite).



Perhaps the solution is to change the law, and prevent all appearing on these cable programs from running for public office in any upcoming election cycle. That would mean that Palin and Gingrich couldn't run for any office in 2010, and offices where the next soonest election is 2012 (presidency/vice-presidency).
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