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'''Rachel Maddow''' (b. 1973) is a [[left-wing]] American media personality. She previously worked for the now-defunct [[Air America]] radio network and is current news anchor for [[MSNBC]]. | '''Rachel Maddow''' (b. 1973) is a [[left-wing]] American media personality. She previously worked for the now-defunct [[Air America]] radio network and is current news anchor for [[MSNBC]]. | ||
| − | Maddow has a bachelors degree from [[Stanford University]], and earned a doctorate from [[Oxford University]] as a [[Rhodes Scholar]]. Maddow is one of the few openly [[lesbian|gay]] personalities in the mainstream news media. She is a supporter of President Obama's healthcare reforms.<ref>Maddow: "How about we get together as Americans and agree to get health care for the heros of 9/11." ''The Rachel Maddow Show'' transcript, MSNBC, September 9, 2010. [http://www. | + | Maddow has a bachelors degree from [[Stanford University]], and earned a doctorate from [[Oxford University]] as a [[Rhodes Scholar]]. Maddow is one of the few openly [[lesbian|gay]] personalities in the mainstream news media. She is a supporter of President Obama's healthcare reforms.<ref>Maddow: "How about we get together as Americans and agree to get health care for the heros of 9/11." ''The Rachel Maddow Show'' transcript, MSNBC, September 9, 2010. [http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/39099200/ns/msnbc-rachel_maddow_show/t/rachel-maddow-show-thursday-september-th/#.UF_Z7Y1lQf4]</ref> |
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Revision as of 03:59, September 24, 2012
Rachel Maddow (b. 1973) is a left-wing American media personality. She previously worked for the now-defunct Air America radio network and is current news anchor for MSNBC. Maddow has a bachelors degree from Stanford University, and earned a doctorate from Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar. Maddow is one of the few openly gay personalities in the mainstream news media. She is a supporter of President Obama's healthcare reforms.[1]