MSNBC Info-Babe to Congressman: ‘Do you have a degree in economics?’ ‘Yes ma’am, I do. Highest honors’ « Investment Watch Blog

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MSNBC Info-Babe to Congressman: ‘Do you have a degree in economics?’ ‘Yes ma’am, I do. Highest honors’


MSNBC’s Contessa Brewer, you may remember just yesterday said the attack on Rupert Murdoch at a hearing encapsulated what the British were feeling.

Today, Contessa “educated” a conservative Representative that if Congress does not raise the debt raising, the country would be “reverting into a depression.” Rep. Mo Brooks (R-AL) said he disagreed which prompted the MSNBC host to ask him if he had a degree in economics.

“Yes ma’am, I do. Highest honors,” Rep. Brooks responded.

According to his Congressional page: “Mo graduated from Duke University in three years with a double major in political science and economics, with highest honors in economics. In 1978, he graduated from the University of Alabama Law School.” - realclearpolitics

4 comments to MSNBC Info-Babe to Congressman: ‘Do you have a degree in economics?’ ‘Yes ma’am, I do. Highest honors’

  • Vinnie Da Blade

    Contessa, did yer boobs get ya yer job or did you “work” your way into it? Your journalism ethics certainly don’t reflect the non-partisanship and objectivism which is the foundation of true journalism…..Once your lips wear out and your throat gets raw from all that swallowing, you think you’ll still have a job?

  • TBabe

    @ Vinnie Da Blade, Your comments reflect bias and bigotry; never would you say such a thing to a handsome male reporter. Fact is that there is a lot of debate about the debt ceiling – Contessa representing a concern of many economists. The fact that you disagree does not give you license to berate a woman for her appearance. Disagree with intelligence, please.

  • anonymouse

    Even though he’s right and its very clear she got her job for other “assets” and “talents” that had nothing to do with professional unbiased journalism?

  • A Citizen

    While I disagree with the position that Contessa and many others have, it is not appropriate to make off color remarks about a person or their appearance. Let’s vigorously debate people’s opinions without regard to their gender or race.

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