MSNBC's Hall referred to McCain and Lieberman as "maverick[s]"

http://mediamatters.org/items/200712170002?f=h_latest

During the December 17 broadcast of MSNBC Live, anchor Tamron Hall said of Sen. John McCain (R-AZ): "{H}e's been called, certainly, a maverick, but can he now be called the new comeback kid?" Hall then returned to the "maverick" label, asserting that "McCain now has the support from another maverick in his bid for president," referring to Sen. Joe Lieberman's (I-CT) endorsement of McCain.

Media Matters for America has repeatedly documented media figures describing McCain as a "maverick," despite the various instances in which McCain has fallen in line with the Bush administration or the Republican Party establishment or has taken inconsistent positions on a variety of issues. Carolyn Washburn, editor of The Des Moines Register -- the Iowa newspaper that has also endorsed McCain -- moderated the December 12 GOP debate, during which she asked: "Senator McCain, your reputation as a maverick has put you at odds with your own party leadership from time to time. Give us an example of a time you wished you had compromised to get something done instead of holding firm on your ideals."

From the December 17 edition of MSNBC Live:

delusional, has-beens maybe

mavericks?? I guess they could be considered mavericks since nobody gives a shit what they think and they keep letting us know anyway:wtf:

"War ON terror?"

No. War OF terror."

"Spreading freedom?"

No. Spreading slavery and misery.

...which equals Double Plus Ungood.