On Wednesday night's "Hardball," Chris Matthews led a not-so-balanced panel of lefties that included Mother Jones's David Corn and Salon's Joan Walsh, in hammering Dick Cheney's concerns, relayed in an interview with Politico, about the Obama administration's softer stance in the war on terror. The "Hardball," host led the attack on Cheney as he charged the former Vice President: "Was wrong in a way that was lethal. 100,000 people dead including 4,000 Americans are dead, something like 15,000 wounded because he was wrong."
Walsh piped in: "We have a situation where it's vintage Dick Cheney. It's dark, it's dire, it's creepy, it's kooky, it's very scary, but there's absolutely no evidence. And so you're right to point to the fact that this is a man who's gotten everything wrong. There was no connection between the 9/11 hijackers and Saddam Hussein. There was, there were no weapons of mass destruction. We were not greeted by a mushroom cloud as the smoking gun. He got everything wrong, thousands are dead and now he's back."
And for his part Corn wondered: "How detached from reality is he?"
Then Matthews, parroting a line his NBC colleague Tom Brokaw made on Inauguration Day, remarked: "He does seem like a character out of 'Dr. Strangelove.'"
The following exchanges were aired on the February 4 edition of "Hardball":
CHRIS MATTHEWS: Former Vice President Dick Cheney warned of possible terror attacks in an interview with three Politico newspaper reporters. We have audiotapes from that interview from yesterday and we’re gonna review them with David Corn of Mother Jones magazine and Joan Walsh of Salon. Here’s, welcome Joan. Well here’s Vice President Cheney – by the way he’s back, in just two weeks now -- on the threat to the United States security that he sees coming.
(Audio clip of Dick Cheney)
MATTHEWS: Well that’s the question David and Joan and his, his threat is well his warning is if that happens it’s because you dropped my habits of water-boarding and Guantanamo, and you dropped me.
DAVID CORN, MOTHER JONES: It’s certainly not news there’s this threat out there. Anyone who watches "24," knows about Jack Bauer, knows this. So it’s not a big deal that he’s worried about this. But in the, in the interview he said time and again, "You know the Obama people, they want to release suspects. They want to turn the other cheek." He was, you know, really arguing against a caricature of the Obama position. Making it sound like they really want to beat al-Qaeda with hugs and that’s just not the case.
JOAN WALSH, SALON: Right.
CORN: So, so the question is how detached from reality is he?
MATTHEWS: Well 100,000 people are dead now because he got it wrong about nuclear weapons before-
CORN: Yes.
MATTHEWS: -back in 2001.
WALSH: Right.
MATTHEWS: We have to remember that Dick Cheney was wrong in a way that was lethal. 100,000 people dead including 4,000 Americans are dead, something like 15,000 wounded because he was wrong.
WALSH: Well yeah.
MATTHEWS: There was no nuclear weapons in the hands of Saddam Hussein and he said there was. Yes, Joan?
WALSH: And Chris here again, Chris here again, you know, we have a situation where it's vintage Dick Cheney. It’s dark, it’s dire, it’s creepy, it’s kooky, it’s very scary, but there’s absolutely no evidence. And so you’re right to point to the fact that this is a man who’s gotten everything wrong. There was no connection between the 9/11 hijackers and Saddam Hussein. There was, there were no weapons of mass destruction. We were not greeted by a mushroom cloud as the smoking gun.
MATTHEWS: Yeah.
WALSH: He got everything wrong, thousands are dead and now he’s back. And I think the really creepy thing that David has pointed is that you, you, all Obama has done is announced we will not torture and we’re going to begin to close Guantanamo. He has not closed it yet. It’s going to be a very, very time-consuming painstaking process. So really what he’s done is say, "We’re not gonna water-board, we’re not gonna torture and that’s what, that’s all it takes. That’s all that stands between us and disaster is Dick Cheney’s water-boarding that he’s so proud of and torture and things that are Americans are horrified by. So you know it’s just ridiculous.
MATTHEWS: Of course we’ve never gotten a metric, we’ve never gotten, we’ve never gotten a metric, as, as Rumsfeld would put it. A metric. A number of people, the number of terrorists who become terrorists because of us going to Iraq. Let’s take a look.
WALSH: Right.
MATTHEWS: Here’s Dick Cheney on the likelihood of an attempted terrorist attack again. And he does seem like a character out of "Dr. Strangelove."
—Geoffrey Dickens is the senior news analyst at the Media Research Center.




















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Once again, leftist idiot
February 4, 2009 - 18:18 ET by BDOnce again, leftist idiot members of the press show their incapability to maintain more than one rationale for an action in their tiny little heads.
Mathews comment of:
Once again makes the false assumption that a nuclear armed Iraq was the only rationale presented to the public for going into Iraq, which is patently false.
But like most other journalists, he can only maintain one rationale in his head at a time and thus must assume it so. can they be any more shallow in their analytical skills?
He also forgets
February 4, 2009 - 20:13 ET by 10ksnookerThe over 100 nuclear bombs worth of enriched yellow cake that was removed from Iraqand sold to Canada. a lot more than the UN ever said Iraq had. Oh yeah, that's right, because his stupid network probably didn't report it. Too busy cleaning off his leg I bet.
Did they report the vote in both houses of Congress authorizing the Iraq war? Maybe that is the basic problem with PMS NBC.
Can't wait for the first 'Willie Horton' ads when a terroist who gets released from GITMO strikes.
these hussein supporters
February 4, 2009 - 20:55 ET by TruthMongerthese hussein supporters must forever revise - forever - what a bazarre position they took on iraq - much to the right's delight:)
DAVID CORN, MOTHER JONES:
February 4, 2009 - 18:26 ET by ProssDAVID CORN, MOTHER JONES: It’s certainly not news there’s this threat out there. Anyone who watches "24," knows about Jack Bauer, knows this. So it’s not a big deal that he’s worried about this.
How detached from reality is CORN? Was that a joke? Do I just not get liberal humor or was he serious? Someone please help me on this one.
"We will not tire, We will no falter, We will not fail." President George W. Bush, October 26, 2001
As Clarice Starling once
February 4, 2009 - 18:23 ET by BKeyserAs Clarice Starling once said: "You see alot [Chris Tingle]. But are you strong enough to point that high-powered perception at yourself?"
100,000 Nonsense
February 4, 2009 - 18:25 ET by slickwillie2001The liberals' 100,0000 number that they love to throw out re Iraq is nearly as ridiculous as Princess Nan's 500,000,000 lost jobs. Democratics are not good with numbers; if they were they might have ended up in real jobs.
Poor Chrissy...he still is
February 4, 2009 - 18:31 ET by bigtimerPoor Chrissy...he still is bound and determined to get Conyers and others to hold hearings and have Cheeeeeny (as he loves to pronounce his last name) bound over to some jail, tried, found guilty, hand-cuffed and frog-marched to prison to do hard labor.
He has never got over the arse he made of himself daily on his show with the Plame/Wilson BS....and he never will either.
Matthews is one petty, sick cookie.
Doe's anybody
February 4, 2009 - 18:33 ET by zoro7957.................pay attention to these kooks?
Yea, the cameraperson
February 4, 2009 - 18:43 ET by legacyrepublicanBut only just barely.
No and that's why they want bailout, porkubus, money
February 4, 2009 - 18:54 ET by upcountrywaterAlong with the MSM ... These kooks cannot compete in the real world.. so take my money.. and VOILA! Here they are here just like the NPR...forever...
FREEDOM
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She's creepy and she's
February 4, 2009 - 18:53 ET by SickofLibsShe's creepy and she's kooky
She's crazy and she's spooky,
She's all together ooky,
She's just Joan Walsh.
Matthews is Matthews, of course, but this biotch Walsh is THE most grating libshrill of all time in my book. I can only take 30 seconds, max.
SoL.... Shhh...You might
February 4, 2009 - 18:58 ET by bigtimerSoL....
Shhh...You might give Dick Armey some more ideas regarding Ms. "I take offense to that"...
BT, yeah, what was I
February 4, 2009 - 19:10 ET by SickofLibsBT, yeah, what was I thinking...
Let's run it by guttermouth and get it's opinion.
SoL... Shhh....
February 4, 2009 - 20:13 ET by bigtimerSoL...
Shhh....
*snap snap*
February 4, 2009 - 19:28 ET by katainkentduh-duh-dun-da! *snap snap* so glad I wasnt the only one lol.
By the way... when did these people get security clearances?
All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing. -Edmund Burke
Matthews is detached from reality - and David Corn?
February 4, 2009 - 19:09 ET by Gary HallMatthews is detached from reality - and David Corn? Well there has been plenty for Matthews and the rest of the MSM to ask him about over the years. The MSM only wants to hear that which fits nicely into their little biased agenda.
Look, David Corn was rather straight in suggesting that the millions of people who died in Africa during the late 90's from the horrific developing HIV/Aids pandemic had something to do with Dr Strangelove Bill Clinton. Let's see; we know that Bill Clinton knew very well what was going on in Africa with the pandemic - millions more were getting infected - millions more, then would died. How did David Corn describe President Clinton's efforts here in, Too little, too late - How many times is Bill Clinton going to apologize to Africa?: http://www.alternet....?
"The prevailing view was, these people should die quietly"
"A cynical guess at Clinton's motivations: AIDS in Africa, it doesn’t poll well."
Of course Clinton got the same treatment from former Obama advisor, Samantha Power (yup – it was she who called Hillary Clinton, a “monster”). Samatha Power, in Bystanders to Genocide http://www.theatlant... made president Bill Clinton just a wee bit more responsible than simple complacency in the deaths of hundreds of thousands in the Rwandan Genocide. Of course the deaths of millions, next door, a few years later, from genocide and civil war, etc., all occurred on the same man’s watch as well.
Cheney? VP Cheney, it seems was interested in doing all he could to stop genocide and horror. He was not looking the other way – afraid to look over his shoulder. And of course Bush? Pres. Bush, well he just jumped in with both feet and ordered up the $billions in a plan which many suggest has already saved over a million lives from HIV/aids and malaria.
Who are the real Dr. Strangelove types here?
We all know the answer to
February 4, 2009 - 19:13 ET by bigtimerWe all know the answer to that Gary.
Great post...you said it all.
yep, BT.. but just in case
February 4, 2009 - 19:17 ET by Gary Hallyep, BT.. but just in case - there's someone other than those, in the know, I thought it best to say it. Thanks. gary
It's dark, it's dire,
February 4, 2009 - 19:14 ET by JTPIt's dark, it's dire, it's creepy, it's kooky, it's very scary, but there's absolutely no evidence. HOW In the HELL does a couple of keyboard jockeys know there is no evidence??? What is their proof or lack there of? It is way past time to state some facts with their assumptions. Does not anybody besides this site hold these morons accountable any longer? This is more than ridiculous...
"I need more cowbell!" SNL
Whose really detached
February 4, 2009 - 19:35 ET by ckc1227Whose really detached from reality here? How funny is it that these morons are wrong on virtually everything they said here while trying to paint Cheney as being wrong. If you have to make things up to make your case, you must not have much of a case to begin with.
"Libs never let you down. You don't have to talk to one very long before the stupid comes out."
Quick - take the focus off Obama's screwups!
February 4, 2009 - 19:41 ET by KC MulvilleMatthews had to know that this echo chamber was just going to accelerate his own vitriol. While his new president is woozing from a daily round of screwups, Matthews spent his time celebrating his accusations against Cheney.
And talk about criminalizing political differences ... Now Matthews is presenting it as "well-known fact" that Cheney "murdered" over 100,000 people! You can hear his Democratic embarrassment rising to the surface, the self-excusing indignation talking over. As each minute passes, so too does the pressure to plead that Democrats are better than Republicans! We're moral, they're evil!
The pressure's on - he's going to blow! And he's not even Olbermann!!!
Lighten up, for God's sake.
Matthews may be crazy...
February 4, 2009 - 20:03 ET by Prester John...but not as crazy as the leftists in the British parliament who now claim it's 2 million who have been killed in Iraq.
Of course they never bother to mention that if in fact that many were killed it was the Brits and the Americans who killed them, it was their fellow Muslims.
Look Prester
February 4, 2009 - 20:34 ET by candanceSomething bad happened, that means it's Bush's fault. No more questions.
Apparently there really are two Americas - the one where FEMA has to show up and the one where no one cares.
What's really creepy is that
February 4, 2009 - 20:12 ET by TN MomWhat's really creepy is that NBC still writes Chris Matthews a paycheck.
BINGO!!!!!!!!!!
February 4, 2009 - 21:46 ET by danybhoyJust 1 of many reasons I will not buy ANYTHING made by General Electric. Lightbulbs to dishwashers, nothing with from GE will be brought into my home. Mathews, along with BathTubBoy, & everyone else at NBC who are ruined a once great network name have no shame. They only care about their hard left agenda & being paid to do so.
Yesterday, I caught Mathews talking to Sen.Claire McCaskill about capping executive pay if you work for a company who has recieved bailout money. 1 of those companies that was bailed out was General Electric, to the tune of $138billion. I want to know if NBC, CNBC, NBCnews, & MSNBC are going to fall under these rules about capping pay? Nobody at 30Rock should be exempt from the proposed salary caps, & I wonder if Olbermann would be willing to take about a $7million paycut? I live in hope.
"...it's still We The People, Right?" Megadeth
danyboy... I'm with you
February 4, 2009 - 22:02 ET by bigtimerdanyboy...
I'm with you all the way here...one can hope....as they say, hope springs eternal.
...although I don't really think I am going to see that in my lifetime.
Still, my fingers are crossed. ;-)
Ahoy dany,GE is just trolling for bailout funds, stimulus funds.
February 4, 2009 - 22:06 ET by upcountrywaterIf GE's competiters get that funding , GE is out of business.
cash first, all other things secondary.
So now when you view bath tub boy and his ilk, you are viewing your tax dollars at work. NPR ish.
FREEDOM
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GOOD, SO I'M NOT THE ONLY ONE...
February 5, 2009 - 08:45 ET by danybhoyA couple of things...
1.I am happy to see that I'm not the only person who believes that NBC is "public tv" since they took bailout $$$, not to the extent of NPR (or the Corp.Public Broadcasting), but public in my eyes. MSNBC=State Chanel 1, it is pure propaganda. No news, just propaganda.
2.I sort of remember the "outrage" over AIG's multi million $, multi year shirt sponsership with Manchester United. Just so you know, ManU games are seen world wide by 10's of millions of people every week. Paying to put your company logo on a club's shirt like ManU, Real Madrid, AC Milan, or any of the giants in club soccer seems like an ok deal at worst. So did I hear any outrage when I was watching Australian Open tennis & seeing PROMINENT courtside signage for GE Money? Nope, & that(GE Capital)is the part that was bailed out. But since it is GE ANYTHING, it is GE that was bailed out, including NBC, NBCsports, CNBC, & State Chan...MSNBC.
3.Finally, I want to know if BathTubBoy has ever put anyone who has taken over from Jack Welch at GE as his "Worst Person In The World" segment? Have you seen the stock price since Welch left? Ok, maybe he can't take dead aim at those who can actually fire him, but Olby has always viewed himself as speaking truth to power. LOL.
That leads me to why Jamie Gorelick has not been "The Worst Person........In The Wooooooooooooorld". Look at Gorelick, she sets up a system that does not permit law enforcement & intel to communicate with one another before 9/11, & then she got appointed to the commission that was investigating why we could'nt connect the dots. So the 9/11 commission report means almost nothing. Thank you Jamie Gorelick, but she was'nt done. She was then installed at Fannie Mae & walked away with over $20million. Nice, she wins the lottery, & helps collapse the world economy. Great work if you can get it, & I doubt if Olbermann has ever or will ever have Jamie Gorelick in his "Worst" segment. Even though that almost any objective person could look at her track record & see that she has been an effing disaster. I will not hold my breath waiting.
"...it's still We The People, Right?" Megadeth
About that 100,000
February 4, 2009 - 20:19 ET by slickwillie2001Coincidentally, there are new developments on that BS 100,000 number, which you recall came from the British 'Lancet', h/t tp Ace of Spades:
"In a highly unusual rebuke, the American Association for Public Opinion
Research said this morning that the author of a widely debated survey
on "excess deaths" in Iraq had violated its code of professional ethics
by refusing to disclose details of his work."
The rest at: http://ace.mu.nu/arc...
matthews, walsh and corn
February 5, 2009 - 16:09 ET by east tennessee johnlet's see do any of these assholes remember the attacks against us prior to 9-11? Probably not and if they do, they were probably deserved, right? How are they going to explain the next one, after the Bush-Cheney protections have been dismantled, blame Bush? Walsh is such a bitter, dried-up old hag who can't mouth anything but the party line and Corn can't "analize" anything that isn't Bush's fault. How did FEMA do in red stae Kentucky? Whoops, they're conservative, bible belt white folks.
Good grief. I could count
February 4, 2009 - 20:23 ET by CortillaenGood grief. I could count all the lies, distortions, and twisted facts in that exchange of stupidity, but I'd be here all night. I'll try to keep it under control:
other cheek.' He was, you know, really arguing against a caricature of
the Obama position. Making it sound like they really want to beat
al-Qaeda with hugs and that’s just not the case." Caricature of Obama's position, huh... So Obama never made closing Guantanamo Bay a major plank of his platform, right? He doesn't advocate unconditional talks with terrorists and militant, dictatorial nutjobs, right? He wants us charging after Al Qaeda wherever it shows its head, right? Heh, yeah right...
"Try" being the operative word.
www.daybydaycartoon.... Proving that conservative comedy is very real.
"With your mind as high as Mt. Fuji you can see all things clearly. And you can see all the forces that shape events; not just the things near to you." - Miyamoto Musashi
Absolutely beautiful Cort...
February 4, 2009 - 20:41 ET by Lord ErondI had to read this a few times. Brilliant riposte.
"What you can not enforce, do not command" -Sophocles-
Cortillaen.. Actually Sen Levin (D) claimed Iraq had nukes
February 4, 2009 - 20:42 ET by Gary HallCortillaen. nice.. For your information - and I'll assume you'll like this; to the best of my memory, the only person of note who actually ever claimed that Saddam had nuclear weapons was Senator Carl Levin (D) (chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee - and he did it right there in front of none other than Chris Matthews - on Hardball. And guess when? He was still convinced on Nov. 5th of 2005!!
"- look there was plenty of evidence that Saddam had nuclear weapons, by the way. That is not in dispute. There is plenty of evidence of that."
That is the actual quote. Matthews quickly changed the subject. The MSM kept it's mouth shut. (;~> gary
hay Gary, Man oh man i looked for that video..No luck
February 4, 2009 - 21:10 ET by upcountrywaterHowever i found one that has things in common,
, DEMOCRAT on late show Future Governor Rod Blagoyobitch
FREEDOM
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upcountrywater et all.. Here's the link..Matthews/Cheney/Levin
February 4, 2009 - 22:03 ET by Gary Hallhttp://www.msnbc.msn...
Looks like all Matthews has on Cheney back in Nov, 2005, was that Cheney, like so many others, had expressed concern that Saddam was looking to build a nuke. In this transcript, Matthews doesn't claim that Cheney claimed that Saddam had nukes - only Senator Carl Levin does that (which Matthews doesn't seem to notice??)
For the record, there was an earlier moment in which VP Cheney said something sounding like Saddam might have nukes - or on the way to having them -- but was quick to publically correct the record by saying that he had mis-spoke. End of story. Matthews is the liar here. Big surprise.
Interesting...
February 4, 2009 - 21:49 ET by CortillaenI hadn't heard that before. Something new to add to my grab bag for the slapping of fools.
www.daybydaycartoon.... Proving that conservative comedy is very real.
"With your mind as high as Mt. Fuji you can see all things clearly. And you can see all the forces that shape events; not just the things near to you." - Miyamoto Musashi
Well done.
February 4, 2009 - 21:51 ET by Dan DiegoAnd let's compare number waterboarded to number that returned to the fight after release from Gitmo.
Of course, eeeevil Cheney kept the innocent locked up and released the bad guys to continue his war.
The sanctions that were "working"
February 4, 2009 - 20:37 ET by funkdomeYeah, Chris. Better that we have kept up those wonderful sanctions for another 10 years or so. Who cares about how many folks were killed by them.
"The grim question of how many people have died in Iraq has sparked heated debate over the years. The controversy dates from 1995, when researchers with a Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) study in Iraq wrote to The Lancet, the journal of the British Medical Society, asserting that sanctions were responsible for the deaths of 567,000 Iraqi children. "
http://www.thenation.com/doc/20011203/cortright
Pissy Chrissy is just afraid...
February 4, 2009 - 20:38 ET by Lord Erond..of losing that nice tingly feeling up his leg that Obama gives him.
"What you can not enforce, do not command" -Sophocles-
Ask yourself
February 4, 2009 - 22:39 ET by doug1950Why are these people still even talking about Bush and Cheney? I suspect it is cover for what all is going wrong in the Obama run up to two weeks in office. Already there have been resignations before being confirmed, embarrassing revelations, waning support for the Porkulous package, etc. This is where the real subject that should be discussed is being avoided at all costs so they revert back to hammering on Cheney, Bush, Palin and anyone they can think of to deflect attention away from the obvious disaster taking place to their king's short and eventful honeymoon period.
Hi doug... All your
February 4, 2009 - 22:59 ET by bigtimerHi doug...
All your points are more than valid...but trust me there is an arm of the leftist party that is going to hang on like a biting sow to see if they can get Pres. Bush, Cheney and Rove...intentionally.
Matthews has it bad to see Cheney go to prison.
Of course they also have another agenda via House Hearings for a start, later referred to the Justice Dept., (with Holder leading the way), making all Classified Info they wish, be declassified, through various means to hurt this country, and all involved that partook in any way, shape or form...they want us weakened so bad it isn't funny...and complete control, the military being more than important.
Sorry I am in such a hurry here, hope you understood where I was going...this isn't going to go away, and msnbc will be leading the way all the time, as they do almost nightly, Matthews being the biggest cheer-leader, Olbie and Maddow following, like good little leftists.
If these critters get their hissy-fit nightly way, this would make their day, and talk about being televised...it would take years though getting the witnesses they want, via court fights, so time is on our side from the looks of what I have seen so far with O's performance.
Matthews isn't going to give up though...he is that dumb.
I never watch whatever show
February 4, 2009 - 23:08 ET by jdhawkI never watch whatever show that this guy Matthews is on. The only time I know what he has said is when I read it here on NB. Nevertheless, he has always reminded me of someone and I couldn't place him until tonight. Then it struck me - Chucky from horror movies like Child's Play. Chucky is a childs doll that has transferred to it the soul of a murderer only to then commit murder itself.
Fright movies have never scared me. To the contrary, I have always found them stupid. I guess that is how I think of Chucky aka Matthews . .
jdh... ROFLMAO! You hit
February 4, 2009 - 23:13 ET by bigtimerjdh...
ROFLMAO!
You hit the nail on the head....Chucky indeed!
I think of Chucky when I see
February 4, 2009 - 23:34 ET by Dan DiegoI think of Chucky when I see Colmes.
I hope Cheney did help arrange for 100,000 turban-sporting...
February 4, 2009 - 23:10 ET by R D Helm...camel washer terrorists to meet Allah face-to-face. Heck, I would call that a good start.
About 100 million more should just about do it. :-)
-Dave
Our clueless political leaders are about to drive us all over a cliff. The time to HITM is now-before we go over.
There's Nothing "Hard" Or "Ballsy" About Chrissy!
February 5, 2009 - 00:47 ET by Asian ConTo think, this guy had the temerity to actually think about running for office. I don't know about you but, I'd have a hard time looking at this man and not busting up in laughter after his thrill-up-my-leg comment.
Like Bernie Goldberg said, Matthews has a man-crush for Obama and is like a political whore who puts out everytime!
"For The First Time In My Life, I Am No Longer Proud Of My Country Because It Seems Like, Socialism Has Made A Comeback"
Huzzah for Vice President
February 5, 2009 - 01:36 ET by maggieqpublicHuzzah for Vice President Cheney, who continues to make the case for the Bush administration anti-terror policies. Don’t expect Matthews to stop nagging Dick Cheney, but our new Administration officials may take note now that the safety of the nation is on their collective shoulders.
P.S. Mother Jones still exists?
Corn wondered: "How detached
February 5, 2009 - 04:28 ET by USA4freedomCorn wondered: "How detached from reality is he?"
Ohhh I don’t know, he was only reading the top secret reports only 3 weeks ago, and what were you reading 3 weeks ago? Let me guess your ticket to the inauguration and hoping that you would get a chance to touch the messiah’s coat..
So lets see, who is based on reality??
His thoughts are not only based in fantasy, but are pure delusional.
Ronald Reagan, 1962: I did not leave the Democratic party, the party left me.
Insert: your name, 2008, and the Republican party.
The only thing I get out of
February 5, 2009 - 04:52 ET by ConservativeRexThe only thing I get out of this fiasco is Corn and Matthews are a couple of pansies. Calling another man "creepy, scary". What a couple of nancy-boys.
As far as I am concerned Cheney is exactly right, someone had better be minding the chicken coop.
And 3000 Americans dead
February 5, 2009 - 06:37 ET by RR GOPAnd 3000 Americans dead because of the kook in the White House who couldn't keep his pants up. Not to mention the people killed in Somalia and Bosnia to cover up his creepy scandals.
A lot of people point out 9-11 happened after Bush got into the White House. True. But if Bush had been present the first time the WTC was bombed, then I doubt the big one ever would have happened.
On second thought, opinion polls would never have supported any major anti-terror efforts in the early '90s as most Americans do seem to have this innate idea of 'acceptable losses' though they don't like our generals talking about that and collateral damage.
So, maybe the dead must indeed number in the thousands (at least) before a president who's willing to do something about it will get at least temporary support.
What's the timeline? Public support for one month for every 1000 Americans murdered?
One of the 24% who thinks George W. Bush was a great President. One of the 89% who wants to bring back the stock and pillory.
AHH the kooky leftist
February 5, 2009 - 11:16 ET by rick007What about Slick Willy and the Hildabeast. They thought Sadam had WMD??
Ah ha did they plant false documents to have Bush go to war in Iraqs
Sandy snuck thoes documents in in his socke I;ll betya
Did Chris get that leg tingle from B Frank?? Just wondering.
You know maby we should have Sharia law. That would be way better then Democratic law.
Democratic law = criminlas rule the goverment.
Of course that would mean alot of polititions would have only one hand.
Chris
February 5, 2009 - 11:18 ET by rick007I think Chris M gets a tingle in on his tongue from B Frank.
100,000 where from his own
February 5, 2009 - 19:40 ET by Radar_One100,000 where from his own A$$ did he pull that number???
Barack Obama= Half Honkey...ALL Donkey
Because of "Creepy Cheney"
February 7, 2009 - 23:44 ET by Charles H. GarridoHello! 2/07/09 11:38 PM Dickens: Thanks.- It's Ok!! Mr.Mathews, Socialism, Liberal or Demagoguery that's why we are in this America. If I'll Fired Mr. Cris Mathews by NBC or GE.- (President Truman "Kick"" Mitchell's Ass")'.-Remember... "what goes around comes around".- Probably you must be an atheist, but ok you're a human criature.
JOHN 8:7 "He who is without sin among you, let him trow a stone at first.-
JOHN 8:11"Neither do I condemn you: *and go*sin no more".-
Thanks & Cooperation:
Charles H. Garrido.
Miami Fla.-