Confessions of a CNN junkie
Via Loudoun Times
Confessions of a CNN junkie
By Betsy Allen
I’m watching my back. My time may be coming. You see, I have an addiction of my own. I haven’t seen it on the show. I don’t know if there are any treatment centers in California or Arizona that help with this kind of thing.
But the ugly truth is, I gotta have my CNN.
I admit I wasn’t that bad before the presidential primary season. There was the occasional check-in when a big news story broke, but that was about it.
But somewhere in the snows of Iowa and New Hampshire, I got hooked. The dizzying highs of the state-by-state projections! The staggering lows of the exit polls! The exhaustive dismantling and analysis of every word spoken by Hillary Clinton, John McCain, Barack Obama (and all those other guys – Huckabee, Edwards and the rest of the peanut gallery) over the last six months.
I’ve loved the Tuesday night coverage of the primaries – the blow-by-blow from Wolf Blitzer, the touch-screen run-down of each state’s voting peculiarities by John King, the sensitive post-mortem by Anderson Cooper.
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