Category: Chris Matthews
By Larry Johnson on Aug 28, 2008 in Chris Matthews, Current Affairs, MSNBC, Morning Joe, Obamedia | 69 Comments
UPDATE from SusanUnPC: Check out Memeorandum.com’s coverage of this story, including a Wall Street Journal story, “MSNBC Anchors’ Fight Goes Live.”
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I don’t watch MSNBC, but the folks over at Olbermann Watch are doing a heck of a job tracking that dysfunctional group. Check this out:
God forgive me for ever comparing Olbermann to Edward R. […]
By NancyA on Jul 31, 2008 in Austan Goolsbee, California, Chris Matthews, Current Affairs, Economy, Electability, Employment, Gender Bias, Health Care, Keith Olbermann, NAFTA, Pennsylvania, arugula, campaign gaffes, women | 66 Comments
The AFL-CIO endorsed Obama. They have released two mailers. The first mailer is here:
• “Does he wear a flag pin on his lapel? Yes, but not always. Like many presidential candidates, sometimes he wears a flag pin, sometimes he wears a breast cancer awareness pin, sometimes he wears his U.S. Senate […]
By Uppity Woman on Jun 20, 2008 in Barack Obama, Bernardine Dohrn, Chris Matthews, Current Affairs, Delegates, Democrats, Elitism, George McGovern, Media Bias, Presidential Candidates, Recreate 68, Vietnam, William Ayers | 238 Comments
I was thinking yesterday about how I was a stupid angsty kid during the McGovern race. I remember being in love with George, no kidding. He was the cat’s ass to me. George was the next best thing to a 5-hosed hookah. I remember looking at Richard Nixon and thinking, yeesh what a miserable old […]
By Charles Lemos on Jun 16, 2008 in Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, Chris Matthews, Hillary Clinton, Keith Olbermann, MSNBC, Media Bias, Misogyny, New Yorker, Obamedia, Sexism, Tim Russert | 118 Comments
Well at least, we now know that he suffers from a neurological disease. He also suffers from CDS, Clinton Deranged Syndrome, another affliction that seems highly contagious these days. Perhaps it was only an epidemic but my sense is that it is a virus with no known cure. Pity, because the Clinton health care plan […]
By LisaB on May 29, 2008 in Barack Obama, Chris Matthews, Current Affairs, MSNBC | 80 Comments
Joan Walsh, executive editor-in-chief of Salon, appeared on Tweety’s Hardball yesterday with BO supporter Joe Madison, a radio talk show host. Chris brought up the kerfluffle over the RFK reference last week. Joan tried to remind folks it was a rather innocuous statement and then went on to say the Obama campaign is and was […]
By SusanUnPC on May 14, 2008 in Al Sharpton, Barack Obama, Chris Matthews, West Virginia, White People | 37 Comments
Via Michael Calderone’s blog at Politico.com:
When Chris Matthews says something he thinks is clever, it usually keeps coming up throughout the night.
Early in Tuesday’s primary coverage, Matthews said that if Hillary Clinton uses the word “white” once more, she could be called “the Al Sharpton of white people.”
A couple of hours later, talking to Sen. […]
By SusanUnPC on May 6, 2008 in Barack Obama, Chris Matthews, MSNBC, Obamedia | 74 Comments
Turns out that Chris Matthews’ leg-tingling* that he discussed recently on MSNBC’s Hardball — aired on a network so blatantly pro-Obama that we all call it MSNBO these days — is not due to restless leg syndrome. It’s a far more serious mental obsessive-compulsive condition that has disabled his ability to be neutral when […]
By MBolack and SusanUnPC on Apr 21, 2008 in Barack Obama, Chris Matthews, Hillary Clinton, Lobbyists, MSNBC, PACs, Rev. Jeremiah Wright Jr., Tony Rezko, William Ayers | 20 Comments
So many people have called Barack Obama the “Teflon Candidate” that I don’t even need to document this description. All you have to do is go to Google and search for the phrase to see how many have repeated it. You will also find lots of people who described Rudi Giuliani with […]
By SusanUnPC on Apr 9, 2008 in Chris Matthews, MSNBC, Media, Media Bias | 47 Comments
WED. UPDATE: The New York Times has released the full article early. The title (I wish I were kidding) is “The Aria of Chris Matthews.”
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Mediobistro.com has gotten a sneak peek at the New York Times’s magazine cover story on — why, god, why, of all the people in the world to write about, why […]
