Interesting that @chucktodd refers to "so-called" Right To Work legislation. Chuck, why the prefix?
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Michael Freeman (@michaelpfreeman) December 11, 2012As often as MSNBC hosts accused conservatives of blowing racist “dog whistles” during the campaign season, we still think our hearing is pretty good. Quite a few people heard real journalist Chuck Todd this evening refer to “so-called right-to-work legislation” in his coverage of Michigan’s recent vote. Now why would he say that?
@mattklewis Saying "so-called 'right to work'" is a good sign that one is cribbing from Big Labor talking points @chucktodd—
Jesse Hathaway (@JesseInOH) December 11, 2012
@mattklewis @chucktodd Because those are the talking points they got from the DNC this week.—
Michael Bogle (@gamecocklaw) December 11, 2012
Exactly. But as long as we’re qualifying terms, why stop with right-to-work?
@mattklewis @chucktodd or the so-called "transparency" in the Obama Administration—
(@skinnydipinacid) December 11, 2012
@mattklewis @chucktodd How about the so-called video that led to the attacks on #Benghazi ? What a shame that apparently was.—
(@skinnydipinacid) December 11, 2012
@mattklewis @chucktodd I'd like to give a shout-out to the so-called declining number of unemployed Americans—
(@skinnydipinacid) December 11, 2012
@mattklewis @chucktodd @instapundit Chuck Todd – so-called journalist.—
Victor (@vicnewyork) December 11, 2012
Todd’s not alone, apparently.
@mattklewis @chucktodd Shepard Smith on FOX just called it "So-called Right to Work" as well. A media conspiracy—
Marc Caputo (@MarcACaputo) December 11, 2012
