Adam Green over at Huffington Post has some thoughts on Erin Burnett's appearance today on MSNBC's Morning Joe which Media Matters highlighted this earlier morning and he's calling on folks to email the CNBC host with their thoughts on “what we think her role as a CNBC Wall Street reporter should be.” Green's entire post is well worth a read but here is the pertinent portion:

This morning, on Morning Joe, for no apparent reason, [Burnett] blurted out, “I'm going to throw this out there, it's just a question...” and then went on a long rant about “the whole question about unemployment benefits themselves.” As in, should they even exist?

After all, she pointed out, they don't have them in China (the epitome of a pro-worker country). She asked, “Does that encourage people in places like China to go get jobs more quickly rather than waiting to exhaust their unemployment benefits?”

A commentator who happened to be on the set with Scarborough helpfully pointed out, “Erin, if you met some people who are out of work right now, I don't think they'd be telling you that they're not working because they're waiting for unemployment benefits to run out.”

Burnett agreed, “No doubt.” But then said, “We get a lot of emails where people say, maybe they do wait a little bit.” She added that she has no opinion on it, but people are talking about it so “it's fair to bring up.”

Obviously, Burnett appreciates viewer email so much that she's willing to repeat even the most uninformed ones on air. For all my critique of Burnett, her openness to emails from the public is commendable.

So, let's email her some feedback on what we think her role as a CNBC Wall Street reporter should be: SquawkOnTheStreet@cnbc.com

If you have a minute, follow Green's lead and send Burnett your thoughts.