In honor of Chris Matthews' Program tonight

[PCIntern]

and his stupid-as-shit comment about how Bush carried the day on 9/14 at the pile of rubble and that no one else "coulda done that'.

[daninthemoon]

1. No he didn't. He said that? Are you fn kidding me?

[PCIntern]

2. My friend...

you can't make this shit up. He said that Gore absolutely couldn't do it even though he got more votes that the "President"..
Tweety is a schizophrenic whore.

But I digress...

[Pirate Smile]

4. Did he say that about Gore tonight?

[PCIntern]

7. Yessir!!

HE soitinly did!

Extra creepy the way he spat that out. Maybe on YouTube later or MSNBC's biggest assholes?

[DesertRat]

12. Tweety is a turd

Doesn't he know that 9/11 wouldn't have happened under President Gore?

[waiting for hope]

5. He thinks Freddie

has sex appeal.....go figure, another Tweety Crush!

[PCIntern]

6. Aqua-Velva'd Fred!

Ewww. Very creepy...

[waiting for hope]

11. How about Freddie Spice?

EEuuwwwww....I just threw up in my mouth, what a waste of good coffee.

[Virginia Dare]

3. Tweety my man, you rock!

catapultin' the poopaganda...

[tech3149]

8. Most anyone else would have done the same on 9/12 at least n/t

[BleedingHeartPatriot]

10. In fact, they would have been VISIBLE on 9/11.

I still remember seeing him cowering in a bunker and saying to those around me, "Oh, shit" MKJ

[WinkyDink]

20. Like Bill Clinton? He was ON THOSE STREETS, comforting people who were piteously holding photos of

their missing loved ones.

[Amerigo Vespucci]

9. I moved to a new home in August and gave up cable TV...

...thank God.

I used to tune in every night to Matthews, primarily as a lead-in to Olbermann, and when I'd tell my friends about his latest blast of lunacy (like asking Tony Blankley if Bush could regain his "sunny nobility") they'd unanimously ask "HOW CAN YOU WATCH THAT CRAP?"

No cable TV, no Tweety. Life is good.

:evilgrin:

Matthews: Bush sometimes "glimmers" with "sunny nobility"

http://mediamatters.org/items/200510250003



From the October 24 edition of MSNBC's Hardball with Chris Matthews:

BLANKLEY: Well, there are bad and there are worse. First of all, I think that perjury proven beyond a reasonable doubt is a serious felony. I thought that seven years ago about Clinton. And I will think it this week, if that charge comes down and if the evidence supports it against Republican officials. But I think that the real question the White House and the president, personally, has to decide, presumably in the next several days, is how they're going to respond to whatever does come out, presuming it's not going to be a total clearance. And in that regard, I think the president would be ill-advised to try to minimize anything. I think he needs to make a clean break and set his administration looking forward and not get defensive. Whatever is going to happen is going to happen. The evidence is either going to be there or not. And if he continues to try to defend what is something which will be, you know, indefensible, if in fact there are indictments -- is going to be a mistake, and it will drag him down. What he needs to do is put together some new staff, admit whatever mistakes have to be admitted, and start moving forward. He's got three years left in his administration, and it's important for him and for the country that he be functional.

MATTHEWS: You know, Tony, there is in the past, it's not always there, but sometimes it glimmers with this man, our president, that kind of sunny nobility. How does he bring it back, because it hasn't been apparent for a while now?

BLANKLEY: Well, he's had a very, very hard last three months, and he's had a pretty difficult administration because of all the -- well, the way it is. But I think that if he is straightforward with himself first, and then with the public, he can get back to an agenda and start moving forward. But if he gets locked in to defending the indefensible, then it's just going to get -- go from bad to very worse.

[OHdem10]

13. In defense of Chris, ordinary citizens including Democrats

were with Bush that day.

He lost them later as he decided with GOP to work and
pander to GOP Base.

[PCIntern]

14. Not THIS ordinary Democrat...

I knew he was a lying SOS from before Day 1 and was appalled that he had the temerity to stand there when he'd been running around the country and evading the whole business and read a book while all this was going down.

Sorry...

[Gato Moteado]

15. exactamundo!

same here.

[scarletwoman]

17. I must not be an"ordinary citizen", then. I thought he was a disgusting piece of crap on 9/11, same

as I'd always thought of him -- so I call bullshit.

The establishment media LOVED trumpeting the story of shaken up Americans rallying around their "prez'nint", but methinks they overstated it from the start.

There's the mainstream media narrative, and then there's the truth. They are NOT the same.

sw

[WinkyDink]

21. Not I! He was playing macho on the VERY ASHES of the DEAD. The ASHES, people.

[daninthemoon]

22. Not me! Godamn photo-op, nothing more.

[UTUSN]

23. No, person, ordinary citizens were wondering for 3 effing days where the "prez" was!!1 n/t

[zbdent]

16. Folks, we warned against thinking that Tweety might have come to his senses ...

all it takes is a few minutes to get Tweety's brain to "normal", and he starts paying attention to the BS he's paid to spout ...

[peacetalksforall]

18. He adores him, but remember the word probably went out from the WH

to talk about George's (so-called) glory day to offset the multiple embarassing mistakes while traveling.

[Gabi Hayes]

19. I can't believe I watched some of his garbage twice in two days again.

I thought I was cured

yesterday he said Michael Deaver was a GREAT MAN!

he was a great student of Bernays and Goebbels, but definitely not a great man. he was a monster, just like tweety