The Whole Delivery

Andreson Cooper kind of does deserve getting shouted out by a psychopath last night . Then again, he'll still think that The Left does this too I guess: Oh dear, Jonathan Alter's Villager obnoxiousness is flaring up again . Glenzilla never backs down of course . And enjoy this sparefet between David Sirota and Harold Ford junior, particularly the last few minutes . Harold still hasn't learned it appears.

It was only a matter of time it appears, but over the last few days, it seems some media outlets are becoming British Petroleum's 2nd Public Relations Group. Yesterday on CNN, both Rick Sanchez and Anderson " BOTH SIDES DO IT " Cooper asked one of the all time most incompetent and egregious questions ever on American news television, saying to their viewers "Where is all the oil?" In fact, Sanchez went on to have the audacity to inquire, "Why is the left and traditional media outlets asking that question?" But wait, just when you think that maybe limited to just that "neutral" network's occasional addiction to "neutral do nothing" journalism, this whole memo of inquiring about the location of all that now invisible oil (and even questioning whether the amount of oil dumped into the gulf of BP was actually as much as some people estimated like Cooper did last night) was not just limited to those two. Just get a load ladies ...

CNN's primetime host thought he was hitting all the rights notes (because that's what they always think at that network, no matter how cookie cutter and disturbing recalcitrant they have become over the years to real political reporting) in this screed last night. From 50 seconds on, it was a total trainwreck, made a disaster by Cooper and his network's truest downfall: "False equivalency disease." We all know and exasperate when we see that full sad condition time and time again, pushed by every strategist and politician on the nutty party's side, from the asylum unit throughout Capital Hill to "Take any order" slime snakes like Ron Christe always on the "The Ed Show" whenever, wherever. That disease however is worse on Time Warner's beloved news channel, exhibited fully by their 10 PM darling last evening. In his (of all the titles in the world) "Should Be About The Truth" commentary moment, Cooper didn't care a...

Normally I wouldn't waste my time with CNN, but thanks to ice bringing this to my attention , this was hold-hardily deserved. Though Roland Martin is always consistent, and Cooper from time to time makes sure not to be mixed with the crazy.