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Line 4: − ::Ok, thanks. Remember that looks can be deceiving and the Bible makes that very clear. There should be a section in the article that list examples of liberal bias from Erin Burnett. What I don't get is why some liberals don't like Erin Burnett, and I don't even get why some of them accuse her of leaning to the right when we know that's not true. Perhaps it has to do with her postitive views on Wall Street, according to them. If not (and even if that was the case), why is it that some liberals treat here like if she is not like one of them? [[User:Willminator|Willminator]] 12:43, 3 January 2011 (EST)
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What are her political views? Does she lean more to the left than she does to the right? [[User:Willminator|Willminator]] 16:37, 31 December 2010 (EST)
What are her political views? Does she lean more to the left than she does to the right? [[User:Willminator|Willminator]] 16:37, 31 December 2010 (EST)
:[[Erin Burnett]] is definitely [[liberal]], but she's such a "street sweetie," as Rush Limbaugh puts it, that I think she gets away with her liberalism a little bit more than others. As far as I know, [[Rick Santelli]] and [[Larry Kudlow]] are the only conservatives regularly allowed on CNBC. [[User:DerekE|DerekE]] 17:40, 31 December 2010 (EST)
:[[Erin Burnett]] is definitely [[liberal]], but she's such a "street sweetie," as Rush Limbaugh puts it, that I think she gets away with her liberalism a little bit more than others. As far as I know, [[Rick Santelli]] and [[Larry Kudlow]] are the only conservatives regularly allowed on CNBC. [[User:DerekE|DerekE]] 17:40, 31 December 2010 (EST)