CNN strives for a tricky balance in its news programming. It wants spicy, watchable coverage enlivened by perspectives and opinions but no partisan biases from its corps of reporters and anchors. Take controversial anchor Don Lemon, who is licensed to express opinions on air on the condition that theyre not predictably partisan. So weve asked CNN what part of the companys editorial guidelines smiles on this very recent tweet from the networks Elise Labott: Elise Labott ✔ ‎@eliselabottcnn House passes bill that could limit Syrian refugees. Statue of Liberty bows head in anguish @CNNPolitics http://cnn.it/1O5IS6b 1:32 PM - 19 Nov 2015 .....snip~ https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/erik-wemple/wp/2015/11/19/dear-cnn-are-you-biased/ So what do you think, should CNN have suspended her?
She is a global reporter. She isn't suppose to offer an opinion. Wonder how she feels now.....knowing the House passed the Bill with an overwhelming Majority. One that is Veto proof to, that's despite Harry Reids threatening to kill it in the Senate.
It was pretty innocuous compared to other things they do, so what probably happened is she refused to do some sex act with the wrong person.
