Still, it's not up to me or you to tell other people what to do about him.

My anxiety issues are bad enough, right now.

Don't care for him, but he does an exceptional performance...

Hey oooh look at me! You can’t tell me what to do!

It's a choice. You do know that, right?

And I hope you don't get bent out of shape I suggested not to get bent out of shape.

It’s all a game to him

NFL pregame stuff in the lead up to the playoffs.

Appearing on an NFL pregame show as one of carnival barkers isn't exactly a boost to one's credibility anyway, I would think.

rolling in after trump was up early. I might have given up and jumped Thursday, otherwise.

But he needs dark gray pants.

TV. I put him on mute when he comes on, it is more entertaining watching him hoping up and down with his arm flailing about.
He needs a cigarette in his lips and a brown fedora with a press pass in the band.

he really stuck a pin in the trump balloon and was able to talk me down off of a ledge or two after November 3. If you don't like him, don't watch him.

Like a mechanic or a doctor

CNN during the political season.

He helps me understand things, and the man REALLY loves his job!

And we are not at home right now so I don’t have access to MSNBC on the cable service we have here.

Oh well, it won’t change the results. I just would rather hear bad news from him as opposed to King. King drives me nuts.

if anything you could tell he was hoping for the dems to catch up

 
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Heisman ceremony. Nothing important til at least 9 or 10

Nor do I find him irritating. He informs the audience in an intelligent manner.

Don't want to watch him, change the channel.

The term horse race is often used to define a very close contest - as is often what happens with horse races (the winning horse often wins by inches). You can't fault Kornacki for that. We all kind of expect Georgia to be really, really close.

at the /little league/softball/baseball games.

Even that was stressful just given the overall circumstances, but far less stressful than either CNN or MSNBC and their sensory overload.

I think he's great. I like the enthusiasm and the geekiness. Tell me, who told you such intimate details about how he feels about elections? And what's a good personality for covering elections? Just curious.

reverse psychology