Thursday, April 10, 2008
NYT Lomanizes Chris Matthews of "Hardball"
This Times piece really makes Chris Matthews look like a sad sack of shit.
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1 comment:
Wow, it really does. I especially like this:
"He is, in a sense, the carnival barker at the center of it, spewing tiny pellets of chewed nuts across the table while comparing Obama to Mozart and Clinton to Salieri. At one point, Matthews suddenly became hypnotized by a TV over the bar set to a rebroadcast of 'Hardball.' 'Hey, there I am — it’s me,' he said, staring at himself on the screen. 'It’s me.'"
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