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What channel are you going to watch the returns on? (Original Post) apnu Nov 2016 OP
Flipping between ABC, NBC, MSNBC, and CBS Proud liberal 80 Nov 2016 #1
PBS Arkansas Granny Nov 2016 #2
Debating... MSNBC will undoubtedly have that interminable REPUG ahole, Tom Brokaw on... hlthe2b Nov 2016 #3
Probably PBS TheCowsCameHome Nov 2016 #4
This message was self-deleted by its author NightWatcher Nov 2016 #5
Twitter until I know it's okay... tallahasseedem Nov 2016 #6
I will most likely listen to the results on the radio? imanamerican63 Nov 2016 #7
FOX! JenniferJuniper Nov 2016 #8
I think I'll be a channel flipper, depends on how they're covering it. RKP5637 Nov 2016 #9
The ladies of the house will be wherever Rachel is. Orsino Nov 2016 #10
CNN Homoudont Nov 2016 #11
The Jameson channel pinboy3niner Nov 2016 #12
MSNBC and flipping occasionally to CNN. Sorceress Nov 2016 #13
DU is my source Emilybemily Nov 2016 #14
Mostly MSNBC. If things go like I hope, won't be able to resist peeking at FOX at times. Hoyt Nov 2016 #15

hlthe2b

(102,292 posts)
3. Debating... MSNBC will undoubtedly have that interminable REPUG ahole, Tom Brokaw on...
Tue Nov 8, 2016, 09:16 AM
Nov 2016

Although NBC or MSNBC usually has a historian like Michael Beschloss (Spp?) who I really like hearing from. CNN has had pretty incisive coverage lately, depending who anchors and it might be fun to watch those horrible Trumpster spokespeople go pale. I watched the debates on the combined PBS-NPR coverage and it was pretty good.

I probably will click back and forth.

Response to apnu (Original post)

Orsino

(37,428 posts)
10. The ladies of the house will be wherever Rachel is.
Tue Nov 8, 2016, 09:58 AM
Nov 2016

Seems fitting. Down the thread there's a suggestion to watch Fox, and it might be instructive to watch tonight, before they are issued tomorrow's excuses.

Sorceress

(309 posts)
13. MSNBC and flipping occasionally to CNN.
Tue Nov 8, 2016, 10:05 AM
Nov 2016

But when we win, it is tradition in my household to switch to Fox News for the meltdowns.

 

Hoyt

(54,770 posts)
15. Mostly MSNBC. If things go like I hope, won't be able to resist peeking at FOX at times.
Tue Nov 8, 2016, 10:06 AM
Nov 2016

Might check out CNN too.

Might try some of the suggestions here too.

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