CNN: PWNED!

This reads like systemic, mind-blowing journalistic incompetence.

Willful omissions of professionalism amounting to naked bias aren't incompetence. They're intent. It seems that CNN's definition of "undecided voter" is anyone who hasn't already voted, which means everyone.

Let's review: Democratic candidate debate involving questions from "undecided voters" is found to be heavily stacked with leftist activists and Democratic Party operatives. CNN gets caught in moments with Google-fu, apologizes, claims ignorance. Republican candidate debate is found to be heavily stacked with leftist activists and Democratic Party operatives. CNN gets caught in moments with Google-fu, apologizes, claims ignorance.

From WSJ's Political Diary:

Last week, CNN's Anderson Cooper quipped in an interview with Townhall.com that ?campaign operatives are people too? and that CNN wasn?t worried if political partisans posed questions at the upcoming GOP debate he was moderating. ?We don?t investigate the background of people asking questions (by submitting video clips). It?s not our job,? is how he put it.

But now CNN?s logo has egg splattered all over it, as it scrambles to explain how a co-chair of Hillary Clinton?s veterans? committee was allowed to ask a video question on gays in the military at Wednesday?s debate and was also flown by the network from California to the debate site in Florida so he could repeat his question to the candidates in person. CNN claims it verified retired Brig. Gen. Ketih Kerr?s military status and checked his campaign contribution records, contradicting Mr. Cooper?s blas? attitudes. Still, they somehow missed his obvious connection to the Hillary campaign which any Google search would have turned up. CNN later airbrushed Mr. Kerr?s question out of its rebroadcast of the debate, indicating that it apparently doesn?t think ?campaign operatives? are legitimate questioners at the network?s debates.

And another questionable questioner has been tabbed. "Yasmin from Huntsville, Alabama" is a former intern for CAIR, the Council on American Islamic Relations.

PWNED.