at Davos interviewing all the billionaire intellagencia. Some must have rubbed off on her. She also was a financial reporter on other networks. Got to take her with a grain of salt.

she was good until she Davosed....$$$ is in her blood...

She and Ali Velshi. She also interrupts as much as Joe Scarborough. Frustrating...

by their Republican producers since after all they are owned by a Corporate Media Mafia (Comcast) that loves Trump.
Obviously TRM show can operate differently and not follow anything because of her superb ratings

Not everyone has to be a relentless progressive like RM, LOD, etc.

She definitely slips into the both siderism bullshit at times.

By and large he and Velshi have been taking Rs to school over the last two years.

she's conservative, because she comes out of the corporate world and finance.

But she has heart. And besides, she's gorgeous.

on the weekend while this person get what 10 shows a week all in all? I don't watch any MSNBC until Nicole Wallace and I skip Chuck Todd...I don't watch Ari if he has load of GOP types on either...Chris Hayes is usually OK...I also watch Chris Matthews sometimes and Rachel/ Lawrence...I won't watch right wing shills or listen to Fox lite.

lie. At that time she was a big Chris Christie fan

Don't know the reason why she left Bloomberg, but I suspect some of it was because she started voicing her personal political opinions, and in general Bloomberg tries to have the hosts not to inject their personal views in interviews they do, and she was one of the worst, and her bias was very evident when interviewing a republican verses a Democratic

So I usually avoid her show.

Edit: Sorry I meant to post this to the OP, not you!

her interviews, and her bias, (in my view republican), was evident in her interviews

but I have found her former (current?) association with them odd. Definitely would indicate a pro-corporate bias.

suspect is why she is no fan of trump


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephanie_Ruhle

I disagree. She and Velshi have been constantly trashing Donnie.

Know that she comes from the financial world. Her husband is a venture capitalist and uber wealthy. If a decent Republican shows up, she will shift back. She’s fairly harmless and one of the few Republicans with a heart. We like her now because she hates tRump. I could say the same about Jennifer Rubin, Steve Schmidt, Nicole Wallace, Rick Wilson.

she's MIA as often as Mika and JOe

And one of the better ones in my opinion.

If I want someone beating the drums for Democratic purity I can get that elsewhere.
I dont see the point of labelling anyone with a divergent viewpoint as a Republican shill, which means that they are being paid by the GOP to present their ideas.

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