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Undo revision 838390 by Willminator (talk) I'll respond when I can - I'm thinking on it. :) CNBC, Maria Bartiromo has alway intrigued me
:Merry Christmas to you and to all!!! :-D [[User:DerekE|DerekE]] 14:47, 24 December 2010 (EST)
:Merry Christmas to you and to all!!! :-D [[User:DerekE|DerekE]] 14:47, 24 December 2010 (EST)
== My CNBC discovery ==
I see that you apparently know much about CNBC and those who are in CNBC, so I want to ask you another question. You told me that as far as you know, Rick Santelli and Larry Kudlow are the only conservatives allowed on CNBC, but I want to ask you about Maria Bartiromo, another sweety from CNBC. I found out that there are many allegations of a conservative bias made by liberals against her, but there are no allegations of a liberal bias made by conservatives against her. Bartiromo has also been accused by liberals of "spouting conservative talking points." Also, I remember one time she was asked if she was a Republican by congressman Alan Greyson. Senator Barney Frank seems to detest her and there was a debate between him and her that was featured on the O'Reilly Factor last month on his "Fact Check" segment. I have done my research on Newsbusters, google, and youtube, and I've found many things. It does appear like she favors conservatives more than liberals. So what do you think? Do you think that she leans more to the right than to the left? If so, should she therefore be included included in the short list of conservatives allowed on CNBC? Is she someone we conservatives need to keep our eyes on on CNBC? Is Maria Bartiromo therefore better than Erin Burnett? I haven't seen her in a while though. [[User:Willminator|Willminator]] 10:53, 5 January 2011 (EST)