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‘Monday Night Football’ Does PoliticsPosted on Nov 3, 2008
Who would have guessed that the “Monday Night Football” candidate interviews would turn out to be so bizarre? ESPN’s normally affable Chris Berman asked questions with a perplexing intensity while John McCain sounded as if he was in a vacuum cleaner showroom. Barack Obama: John McCain:
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By audrey miller, November 5, 2008 at 12:57 pm Link to this comment
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Why are politics part of monday night football?
Report thisThis is ludicrous.
The sports networks and sportscasters should continue with what they know best—sports.
Plain and simple.
By Audrey Miller, November 5, 2008 at 12:21 pm Link to this comment
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Why should politics be part of monday night football?
This is ludicrous.
The sportcasters should continue with what they know best—sports. Plain and simple.
Report thisBy tolstoy, November 4, 2008 at 2:05 pm Link to this comment
Perplexing intensity? normally affable? what is the matter with you—this interview was fine for all concerned. Intro completely misleading.
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