When the Goals of a Retired Party Chair and a News Network Collide...
I always recommend reading Teri Kanefield's e ssays (you can find her blog here ) - she brings a knowledgeable and no-nonsense legal perspective to the issues we're seeing now with the various Trump trials. However, I disagree with her main point of argument she has made in her last two posts on the Ronna McDaniel/NBC News PR crisis ( The Ronna McDaniel Story and The Ronna McDaniel Fallout ), and I want to respond to that. In her second post on McDaniel , she says: "Last week I argued that the executives erred in hiring McDaniel to appear on MSNBC because, given who McDaniels is and how she talks, it was foolish to think she could appear on an MSNBC show." In her latest post on "S ex, Lies and Falsified Documents: Trump's First Criminal Trial ," she follows up with this thought on McDaniel: "I argued that McDaniel is hated and has no place on partisan talk shows because she hasn’t repented and will not deliver evocative performances of partisan ide