OOPS, I forgot my question to the reporter.
Can one be a CNN reporter with just an Associates in General Ed?
Mildly disturbing, depending on your POV.
I’m pretty sure a high-school diploma or GED, as well as a couple semesters working on the school newspaper are all that’s necessary.
So, Lib, how many CNN reporter’s does it take to screw in a lightbulb?
What is the favorite drink of choice for feild reporters?
Why is it the women of CNN look like they just came off the pages of Maxim and the guys are…well…so frickin’ lacking when in comparison.
I’ll take Shepard Smith any day.
Dear CNN reporter:
Do you, when you sit at the newsdesk, really use an anchor?
Because Fox’s embedded reporters got to Baghdad first?
When Aaron Brown keeps interrupting an interview that’s already confusing because of a delayed feed or lack of picture in order to speculate on something which may or may not be happening in one of the three open ‘windows’ of visual feeds, and then, after two or three minutes of fruitless guessing on what is happening in the visual and then resummarizing (again, at least once a minute) what all those feeds are from and who he’s talking to, or, rather was talking to, and then goes back to his guest, only to immediately interrupt the interview again because it looks like something may be happening in one of those other visual feeds…
Anyway, the question is, is this Aaron Brown’s own delighful style of anchoring, or is this a CCN policy for anchors?
Oh, one other question… do the male anchors choose those feminine colors of lipstick (I’m looking at you, Anderson) for themselves, or is that CNN’s policy?
I have heard things like this before, and do not concur. About the women, I mean.
I’m actually more tired of CNN because of their “professionalism” than anything else. I can take only so much of every single person on an entire channel staring unfeelingly into the camera and droning.
[I’m lookin’ at you, Blitzer!]