He was always a gung-ho supporter of the invasion.

Doesn’t anyone recall his homo-erotic gushing and surging over Bush’s codpiece and “manly bearing” in that flightsuit? It was positively pornographic, and utterly disgusting.

Is this what US society has come to: you can just change your blather at any moment and abjure all responsibility for everything that you’ve said and done previously?

That country is doomed. It is a decadent watermelon republic.

The rest of us out here in the world hate you, and for good reason.

Tim Walz. I watched almost the entire Hardball but missed the last ten minutes. I suppose that’s when they had Tim on. He’s a good guy. They’ve already given him a chance to give the Dems’ response to Bush’s weekly radio address. He’s going to do really well in Congress.

One possible by-product may be, hopefully, them not allowing the same lies and rhetoric to get us into Iran. Maybe they will finally do their damned jobs.

Comment by Squirrel #97

Don’t bet on it Squirrel…

…If this mofo starts to burn they will…

Mr. Matthews had republican Duncan Hunter and democrat Tim Waltz? on.
It was painfully clear, by that interview, that Mr. Matthews is not interested in being unbiased.
Rep. Hunter had a ton of air time compared to rep. Tim Waltz. Hunter used the age old political ploy of talking and talking to use up air time.
Tim Waltz was passionate and effective. He was taking Hunter to the woodshed. Hunter was given much more air time to make his points. Waltz was not allowed to respond a second time to Hunter. Matthews, conveniently, went to a comercial break.

It is disturbing that Think Progress is backing up Chris Matthews in this way. TP did it once last week as well. Makes me wonder.

For the most part, Mr. Matthews talks out of both sides of his mouth. Tries to come across as moderate. He seems to take every position at one time or another, just to cover his ass. That’s what politicians try to do.

I hate to say this, but at least Joe Scarborough is consistent. I know he is a conservative republican. He does not try to hide it. He is also, solidly, against the troop escalation. While I don’t agree with almost anything he says, I do feel like I know where he stands.

People like Chris Matthews are more dangerous. They try not to be pinned down to one position on controversial issues. Sorry, but there is word for people who do not stand up for anything.
For people who do not stand up for their country.

Mr. Matthews had republican Duncan Hunter and democrat Tim Waltz? on.
It was painfully clear, by that interview, that Mr. Matthews is not interested in being unbiased.
Rep. Hunter had a ton of air time compared to rep. Tim Waltz. Hunter used the age old political ploy of talking and talking to use up air time.
Tim Waltz was passionate and effective. He was taking Hunter to the woodshed. Hunter was given much more air time to make his points. Waltz was not allowed to respond a second time to Hunter. Matthews, conveniently, went to a comercial break.

It is disturbing that Think Progress is backing up Chris Matthews in this way. TP did it once last week as well. Makes me wonder.

For the most part, Mr. Matthews talks out of both sides of his mouth. Tries to come across as moderate. He seems to take every position at one time or another, just to cover his ass. That’s what politicians try to do.

I hate to say this, but at least Joe Scarborough is consistent. I know he is a conservative republican. He does not try to hide it. He is also, solidly, against the troop escalation. While I don’t agree with almost anything he says, I do feel like I know where he stands.

People like Chris Matthews are more dangerous. They try not to be pinned down to one position on controversial issues. Sorry, but there is word for people who do not stand up for anything.
For people who do not stand up for their country.

America’s refusal to give Baghdad’s security forces sufficient guns and equipment has cost a great number of lives, the Iraqi Prime Minister said yesterday.

Nouri al-Maliki said the insurgency had been bloodier and prolonged because Washington had refused to part with equipment. If it released the necessary arms, US forces could “dramatically” cut their numbers in three to six months, he told The Times.

NO WONDER NO WONDER NO WONDER – Give them weapons and go home

Although I am thrilled to see the veneer coming off of the MSM, it doesn’t improve my opinion of any of them one bit. They had their chance when it could have made a real difference. It was their responsibility to give us the real information and truth in 2002-2003, they didn’t-Tweety included. They blew it, and although I’m grateful that they are beginning to get on the right side of this conflict, they are all still a day late and a dollar short. One possible by-product may be, hopefully, them not allowing the same lies and rhetoric to get us into Iran. Maybe they will finally do their damned jobs.

that gibb bros. skit was funny… i loved the chest wig…

but the dick in a box skit was fantastic:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=ZnhJA2a3rXo

did you see the “box in a box” spoof?… really great:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=vdaSv4a-ia4&mode=related&search=

i first heard about it on olbermann:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=NycK4n3TLj4

enjoy!
g’nite all…

Goodnight, true. See you tomorrow, wherever… :-)

Damn straight! I’ve copied 7 thread violations in a very short time. I know I haven’t got them all from each thread, but I think it’s representative.

Gotta go, now.
Sandman is clobbering me here…
zzzzz—–
goodnight.

I say we give it to him. :)