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Is Chris Matthews’ Thrill about President Obama Gone?

November 20th, 2011

Here is an old video featuring Chris Matthews speaking of the thrill he got when he heard Candidate Obama speak.

Here and here are two recent videos from Breitbart TV, both featuring Mr. Matthews. The first explains, unhappily, that President Obama has failed to connect and the second offers his opinion that President and Mrs. Obama don’t really enjoy being in the White House.

Is it possible that even Mr. Matthews has changed his mind? Please, Mr. Matthews, tell us it ain’t so.

(This article was first published at The PJ Tatler.)

Articles written by Dan Miller
Tags: Chris Matthews, election, failure, Obama, thrill
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4 Responses to “Is Chris Matthews’ Thrill about President Obama Gone?”

Tom Carter | November 21st, 2011 at 10:00 pm

I suspect what’s running down Matthews’ leg these days is rather wet and warm as he considers the likelihood (at present, anyway) that his guy is going to lose next year.

larry | November 22nd, 2011 at 9:30 am

Latest rumors are that Chris is doing a flip-flop on his hero.
Actually he was recently taped as he vented his disappointments in Obama. If my memory is correct the interview video is on the Brett Bart website.
Strangely enough it was taped on MSNBC during an interview with one of his fellow MSNBC colleagues.
I always suspected that Chris was talking about an orgasmic experience but had to phrase it differently. However I will concede that perhaps it was really bad bladder or bowel control. One of life’s great mysteries I suppose.

larry | November 22nd, 2011 at 9:41 am

Dapper Dan
Be damned if I didn’t over look your reference to the Breitbart website. Please take away 10 of my atta boys and replace them with one oh shoot. Sorry bout that.

amal | March 13th, 2012 at 12:07 am

Chris Matthews wasn’t calling West Point an Enemy Camp, but in the aipoticll sense he was referring to the live audience.Obama is basically telling the military that they have 18 months to get the job done, and he is letting the Afghan leadership know that this isn’t another Iraq, and that the Afghan leaders will have to step up and govern themselves in 18 months.I am not a villager, nor can I read a villagers mind, so I cannot answer your last question.