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Current ArticleBy 186 on May 9, 2008
Friday May 9 2008 Hadball with Chris Matthews:
Chris Mathews calls John McCain and His Mother “Bartles and James”
Ed Schultz says McCain and his Mother look like they are “auditioning for Hee Haw”
Ed Schultz says “McCain can’t remember who he voted for”.
Technorati Tags: chris matthews, hardball, ed schultz, mccain
Posted in 2008, cable news
So last Sunday, I mentioned how awesome Obama looked playing basketball. I described him as Jesus Christ, but with a better jump shot. Yesterday on "Hardball," Chris Matthews has said the same thing, mentioning how impressive Barack looked shooting ...
So last Sunday, I mentioned how awesome Obama looked playing basketball. I described him as Jesus Christ, but with a better jump shot. Yesterday on "Hardball," Chris Matthews has said the same thing, mentioning how impressive Barack looked shooting ...
IS IT ANY wonder that John McCain was feeling a tad neglected? There was Barack Obama on a nine-day trip through eight countries with three network anchors, and all John got was a lousy T-shirt. Or to be more exact, all he got was a ride in George H ...
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