Tweety still calling out ReTHUGS to

[malaise]

renounce Limbaugh. Not one has the guts to call him.

[FrenchieCat]

1. The problem that I have with Matthews is that he still promotes

that the Republicans will be kicking ass in November,
and that the TeaBaggers are something other than Republicans 2008 losers.

So I am always wary of him, regardless of how much he can be right,
because almost as often he can be wrong....making him uneven.

But yes, I'm enjoying this particular call-out for sure! :)

[malaise]

5. Tweety has his days and his moments

but I agree with your general point.

[ShortnFiery]

2. Tomorrow or even perhaps, later on in the show, Tweety will be ...

bitching about the net roots or what he has crassly labeled "The Pajama Hudeen."

Tweety loves it when the unwashed masses continue to bicker with each other. It makes for good conversation for his masters within the ruling political elite class. He never misses and high-powered expensive soiree within the Beltway. They "lovingly" refer to us proles as "The Chattering Classes."

[AlinPA]

3. Matthews is a loudmouthed slobbering fool.

[malaise]

4. Tweety showed this a few minutes ago

http://thinkprogress.org/2010/05/12/oil-spill-fundraiser/
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ThinkProgress reported from the fundraiser and spoke with several lawmakers as they went in and out of the building. We asked Brady, who praised the environmental record of the oil industry shortly after the spill, if he still believed that oil drilling still has a “very positive” record. He replied, “you know, I do.”

Rep. Pete Sessions (R-TX) — the chairman of the Republican committee tasked with raising funds to elect more House Republicans — told us that he saw no conflict with his members raising money from the oil industry just about an hour before BP was scheduled to appear for questioning:

TP: Do you think that on the morning that the House is going to talk to these BP and other oil executives, it’s good that your caucus is meeting with the oil and gas industry for a fundraiser?

SESSIONS: You know what I think is really good is that Barack Obama wants oil prices to skyrocket, consumers to pay five dollar gasoline, and to continue his drive to lose ten million American jobs.

TP: I saw that Frank Luntz went into the fundraiser. Did he give you that talking point?

SESSION: No, you see, I put them on the floor of the House every day.

Watch it: