Chris Matthews thinks the Republican Party's Pledge to America is all part of a ploy to hide the more "radical" ideas of their party as he, on Thursday's Hardball, announced that the GOP "manifesto" could be "the biggest cover up since Watergate."
Back in 1994, Tom Brokaw derided the Contract with America as "long on promises, but short on sound premises." and on Thursday's Today show he came on to rip the GOP's new Pledge To America as he claimed it doesn't "address, in many ways, some of the toughest issues that are still before us."
Bill Maher, on Tuesday's Hardball, wished that Barack Obama was more like Jimmy Carter.
NBC's Meredith Vieira, on Tuesday's Today show, demonstrated just how out of touch she is on the economy as she doubted the positive effect tax cuts can have on creating jobs as she questioned GOP House members: "What's so good about them?"
NBC's Meredith Vieira, on Tuesday's Today show, demonstrated just how out of touch she is on the economy as she questioned GOP House members, as she doubted the positive effect tax cuts can have on creating jobs as she questioned: "What's so good about them?"
On Monday's Hardball, as he overlooked the bad environment for Democrats this midterm season, Matthews appeared grateful he didn't make his much rumored run for Pennsylvania's Senate seat, as he asked one of his guests: "Do you think it could be the year where guys...like me were smart not to make the run?"
NBC's Meredith Vieira, on Thursday's Today show, invited on New York Republican Congressman Peter King and CAIR's Zead Ramadan to discuss the furor over the Ground Zero mosque, but it was only King that was pressed by the Today anchor, as Vieira let Ramadan go unchallenged even when he equated opposition to the mosque to internment of Japanese-Americans in World War II and even slavery.
Chris Matthews, is still getting a thrill up his leg, and even further, whenever he hears Barack Obama speak, as the MSNBCer, on Monday's Hardball, announced to the world "I get the same thrill up my leg, all over me," whenever he listens to Obama's 2004 Democratic convention speech.
It's no secret that Chris Matthews once flirted with the idea of running for Senate in Pennsylvania, but since he didn't throw his hat into that race, the Hardball host, on Thursday night, did everything he could to help Joe Sestak beat Republican Pat Toomey.
NBC's Matt Lauer wanted one question to stick in the minds of his Today show viewers, as from the top of Wednesday's show, to his interview with Vice President Joe Biden, the Today co-anchor repeatedly asked was the Iraq war "worth it?"