All signs indicate that no, MSNBC host Joe Scarborough is not fair. Not at all. Even if I ignored the signs though, I could just turn my television to “The Place for Politics” and wait five minutes or so for this “objective journalist” to take the screen and present “bias free” news and commentary. And yes, everything in quotes is sarcasm.

For example, in the above clip Scarborough Wednesday prefaced a question to Mitt Romney by claiming — as if 100 percent factually true — that half of the credit for John McCain’s Florida presidential primary win goes to “the fact that he lied about [Romney's] position on getting out of Iraq.”

But who’s really “lying” here? Watch the video to see (hint: It’s not McCain).

Worse than his lies though is the fact that MSNBC continually lets Scarborough get away with constantly spinning for Team Romney and doing so from a position of feigned impartiality. Every time the guy is on camera he’s pushing their narrative.

If Chris Matthews and company really want to restore any of the credibility lost by Scarborough’s antics, they would cut down on his face time or outright fire him. Seriously, do they really need to have a guy with a blatantly pro-Romney agenda hosting a six-hour block of political news coverage every the morning and making twice-hourly appearances for the rest of the day?

So is Scarborough, as MSNBC tries to argue, really fair? And if not, why does MSNBC keep him around as anything more than just a talking head?