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Listed below are comments made by duhbuh between Wednesday, 16th September 2009 and Tuesday, 13th October 2009.

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Leggless... 09:32am on 13 Oct 2009 "It's VERY difficult trying to convince MPs to come on the radio and talk about the letters they've received from Sir Thomas Legg."

Not even John Mann, MP for Derbyshire (V)? I thought he claimed second home allowance at Radio Five Live.
Jeremy Paxman's Manchester missive 6:24pm on 07 Oct 2009 I put it to you that we don't know how much we pay you. Why not? How much do we pay you?
Jeremy Paxman's Manchester missive 6:23pm on 07 Oct 2009 Once again, how much do we pay you Jeremy?
Jeremy Paxman's Manchester missive 6:22pm on 07 Oct 2009 How much do we pay you Jeremy?
Roman Polanski. 10:38am on 30 Sep 2009 It's an absolute certainty that those rushing to defend Polanski the film director would be taking a different view if the same crime had been committed by Senator Polanski the Republican politician, or Father Polanski the Catholic priest, or Corporal Polanski the American soldier.
Obama's dilemma over carts and horses 5:18pm on 21 Sep 2009 "He has to look a horse in the mouth, and one thing is for certain: this beast is not a gift... The president has talked about not putting the cart before the horse... He may have decided he admires Gen McChrystal's thoroughbred and that it is worth hitching a buggy on the back... The president could decide that Gen McChrystal's nag does not deserve a cart and put it out to pasture."

They say you can't flog a dead horse, but Mark sure can hammer a metaphor to within an inch of its life.
President of cool keeps calm 6:45pm on 20 Sep 2009 As North America editor did you have a say in the decision to commission left-wing Guardian columnist Gary Younge's report for From Our Own Correspondent this week? Does the BBC not employ enough of its own correspondents in the US? How much was Mr Younge paid for his services? Has a right-wing journalist ever been asked to report for From Our Own Correspondent?
Friday 18 September 2009 6:52pm on 18 Sep 2009 Newsnight Review - Kirsty Wark, Germaine Greer, John Harris, Oliver Kamm and Robin Ince. Five lefties. Give that one a miss, I think.
Wednesday 16 September 2009 9:38pm on 16 Sep 2009 MEMO TO ALL BBC NEWS DEPTS

Jon Stewart mentioned the growing ACORN scandal on the Daily Show, so it's now officially OK to mention it if you want.

THE MANAGEMENT.
Wednesday 16 September 2009 8:37pm on 16 Sep 2009 # 2. At 6:42pm on 16 Sep 2009, duhbuh wrote:
This comment has been referred to the moderators. Explain.

Newsnight is an exemplary programme which typifies the BBC's high standards of impartial journalism. Furthermore, the Obama-supporting activist group ACORN is not corrupt in the slightest. The fact that its activities have caused the US Census Bureau, the US Senate and the New York State Attorney General to cut ties is, quite correctly, of no interest to the BBC, especially when there's the far more important task of slandering conservative Americans as racist. Again.

Also, Greg Palast is everything an objective journalist should be, and more.

There, is that OK moderators?

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