chapotraphouse

When Trump was president - I used to hate watch MSNBC. It could be pretty funny. Lawrence O'Donnell might dedicate the first ~15m of his show to being outraged about something trivial. It might go like this "Today, Trump made an objectionable comment previously unthinkable by any American president..." I'd know O'Donnell was talking about tweet because he didn't say "Trump said..." And the tweet would be something like Trump making fun of the media and called reporters "losers".

But the last couple years MSNBC is usually unbearable. Trump's out of office so there's very little that's funny. Day after day they are stuck in a time loop with small variations on endless Biden/dem cheerleading, insanely obsessive Trump following/bashing, plus their continuing confusion about how/why "today's republican party" lost its way.

I sometimes still turn it on at the top of the hour. It's often a waste of time but there are occasional glimpses into the lib mind. The other day a legal expert seemed to be talking out loud to himself to convince not only the audience but himself too that the "conservative justices" might actually side with Colorado and keep Trump off the ballot. As if GOP justices would do that. The network is often in bizarro world.