CNN's Bill Schneider is a resident fellow at the AEI (RW think tank)

"Impartial" or "middle-of-the-road" doesn't quite get it.

Check him out:

http://www.aei.org/scholars/scholarID.53/scholar.asp

William Schneider
Resident Fellow

Schneider researches politics, the presidency, and public opinion. He is a senior political analyst for CNN and a contributing editor to the Atlantic Monthly, National Journal, and The Los Angeles Times.

Professional Experience

Fred and Rita Richman Visiting Professor, Brandeis University, 2002
Senior political analyst, CNN, 1991-present
Contributing editor, Atlantic Monthly, 1988-present
Contributing editor, National Journal, 1987-present
Contributing editor, The Los Angeles Times, 1982-present
Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr. Visiting Professor of American Politics, Boston College, 1990-1995
International affairs fellow, Council on Foreign Relations, 1979-1980
Senior research fellow, Hoover Institution, Stanford University, 1977-1979
Associate professor of government, Harvard University, 1972-1979

Education

Ph.D., political science, Harvard University
B.A., Brandeis University

dellusional pirates...

overandoverandoveroverandoverandover ad nauseum.
He had that angry zealot look.
A moderator on another site corrected a post I made about that crap, saying Schneider was a rational centrist and I misread him.
DOH!

which still makes me giggle, oh how i miss MWO.

candidates to show dogs.

This comes up every so often and there are photos around somewhere that show they are different men.

I didn't see that photo there when I looked for it last time. Another photo turned up in this old thread-

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=104&topic_id=2134785&mesg_id=2135133

Did the AEI "disguise" the identity of one of their fellows with a bogus photo?

Because CNN Bill Schneider is in it with a link to his AEI bio. There may well be another Wm Schneider who is a PNAC guy as well.

I love watching schneider's face when he's on camera. He is helpless with it. He cannot help telecasting his true feelings in his so-called "objective" analysis (yeah, SUUUUUUUUUUURE). I will still treasure the experience I savored - watching him report on libby's recent sing-a-long, nailing bush for approving the leakworks. He looked like everybody he loved had just died. As sober as an undertaker. Whereas, when the Dems aren't doing well or there's the most remote excuse for "good news" for republi-CONS, just watch that impish grin, the twinkle in the eyes and the merry little crinkle at their outer edges. You can ALWAYS tell how he feels, personally, about what he's spinning. Lord it was a delight to watch him try to agonize gracefully over libby's songbird act. He was visibly - rather profoundly shaken and upset by this, and what you could tell he dreading about its ramifications. It was beautiful! He didn't even look like himself. He's ridiculously transparent. Gee, bill, nobody could EVER tell that YOU had any agenda...

it's a bum rap. Dig a little deeper and you'll find the debunking.

I have seen this topic many times and thought it was proven to be a different Schneider. But look at this old link: http://www.cnn.com/ALLPOLITICS/1996/analysis/bios/frames/cnn/schneider.html

"Schneider is a resident fellow at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington, D.C., and a contributing editor to The Los Angeles Times, National Journal and The Atlantic Monthly. He recently held the O'Neill Visiting Professorship of American Politics at Boston College, a post named after the late Thomas P. O'Neill Jr., speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives."

But, he's one of CNN's most balanced analysts/reporters, which says a lot about CNN.

Sure, Schneider will ever so often frame things positively for Bush et al. But, it's to a lesser extent than we're used to from CNN's countless whores. He really does try to be (or at least appear) fair, which I can't say about Zahn, Crowley, etc.

one of those bob-heads they used to make years ago.