Is that a threat? Wolf Blitzer says 33-year-old CNN is 'only just beginning'

Brett T. | 4:31 PM on June 01, 2013

https://twitter.com/kennyfeeley/status/340875574031572992

Ouch! It’s hard to argue with Wolf Blitzer’s claim that CNN changed the way that people get their news. After all, CNN was the first 24-hour news network and set the template for cable news. But with Obama campaign tool Stephanie Cutter now on board as a political correspondent and the channel’s ethnic purge well underway, “we’re only just beginning” seems like more of a threat than a promise.

Fixed. MT @wolfblitzer: 33 years ago today Ted Turner launched @CNN & changed the way the world gets "news."

— Ben Harris (@BenHarris_1) June 1, 2013

https://twitter.com/BulldogPrvtEye/status/340878010200752129

https://twitter.com/dan_grrr/status/340876130267561984

@wolfblitzer @CNN The CNN of today is no comparison to CNN at its inception. In comparison current version suffers greatly. Sad.

— BMLewis (@BMLewis2) June 1, 2013

@wolfblitzer @CNN By "changed" you mean we the people dont get journalism or informed comprehensive news?Just weather,sports, celebrity crap

— Val Halla (@va_halla) June 1, 2013

@wolfblitzer @CNN Any plans on getting back into journalism?.. No, just more flashy graphics and "breaking news" on the screen permenantly?

— Jim O'Neil (@jimoo) June 1, 2013

@wolfblitzer and now Nancy Grace is the face of CNN, my how far that network has fallen! #sad

— REDIAR (@R8Rtrivette) June 1, 2013

https://twitter.com/compman1979/status/340885211673927680

@wolfblitzer @CNN But it seems to have contributed to the unfortunate new jump-to-conclusions reporting that y'all have to then backtrack.

— Emily (@EmeryBored) June 1, 2013

https://twitter.com/superPACattack/status/340894907348705280