US EditionWashington Post Writer Criticizes MSNBC for Limited Debate on Liberal Network
- Erik Wemple, The Washington Post's media critic, published a scathing column on May 13, 2025, criticizing MSNBC's limited debate on its liberal network.
- Wemple traced MSNBC's bias toward consensus back to President Trump's second term and noted the network’s preference for anti-Trump Republicans to maintain a facade of balance.
- Wemple spent 18 hours watching MSNBC programming and found few dissenting voices debating Trump-supporting guests, unlike CNN which hosts more overt pro-Trump arguments.
- He highlighted Jen Psaki’s new primetime show which lost 53% of its key demographic viewers on its second day, exemplifying the network’s struggles with engaging diverse viewpoints.
- Wemple’s critique implies MSNBC’s model risks producing predictable programming where hosts and guests strongly agree, limiting rigorous debate and potentially alienating viewers.
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