Great news. I love Josh Earnst, he’s good at what he does.
Plus it’s nice to see som Democrats on TV for a change
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I like Josh. He seems so…I don’t know what you’d call it…like, sincerity combined with energy. What’s the word what’s the word…hmm…
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Nice to have some great news to start the week! He’s so good at distilling things to their essence – and so droll. But now I may have to see if some streaming service has MSNBC – cut the cord a couple years ago.
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Oooh! Oooh! I know! Earnest?
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I liked Colbert’s take on his name. (Paraphrasing)–Josh Earnest, whose name means “just kidding… and completely sincere.”
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I really like this guy. Every time I see him on the teevee he as something substantive to say, backed up with having command of the subject and the facts.
And he’s quick on his feet - Bonus when dealing with Lies and the Lying Liars That Tell Them!
Glad to see this. I think he’s got a real future in politics.
Not to mention…could you pick a more perfect name for a political-type in these trying times?
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Enjoy the calm before the tweetstorm.
Certainly, but he’s young. Needs to get his name out there.
I think this is a good move for him, was hoping for it actually.
SAD!
(fine - is this descriptive enough?)
Might ask Carmen SanDiego…
To carry it the extreme 'You gotta be Joshing me!"
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MSNBC’s site is flaky and incomplete, but you can get a lot of their content on it if you persevere.
Republicans are anything but “reflective.” Possibly he said “reflexive.” Which is republican by definition.
Try this one:
Not flawless, but much more stable than the other one I’ve found (and even more than MSNBC’s own, at least for me). Minor warning: if you’re watching for a longish time (the Hayes-Maddow-O’Donnell prime-time lineup, say), it automatically forwards to another page after about two hours or so; just back up again or refresh/reload during a pre-2-hour break and it’ll be fine.