Chris Matthews: The Fact That I Speak Openly of Barack Obama's Speeches Giving Me Erections Does Not Prove That Either I or My Clownshow Employer Is Baised In His Favor

Uh huh.

And Kate Upton gets tough, objective coverage on this site, too.

Is it a lie when the person speaking it knows it is too ridiculous to be believed? Interesting ethical question.

Both Matthews and Salon.com Editor at Large Joan Walsh agreed that, “if you’re really an honest person,” neither proposed docudramas are going to help shape Clinton’s image favorably ahead of a potential presidential campaign.

“By the way, those who talk about the tight relationship between MSNBC and Barack Obama, for example, count the number of times he’s been on this network,” Matthews insisted. “Zero.”

“He agrees with us and we agree with him sometimes,” Matthews added when lightly challenged by Steele. “I actually have my views and he tends to coincide with them.”

Sometimes this coincidence of views happens to result in a visible hard-on, but that doesn't prove anything, except that I have dreams.

posted by Ace at 05:23 PM

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