Tell me how the program works. Then apply it to the “they stole the election” crews on the left.

Conspiracy theories… yeah, methinks you’ve got your hands full.

Why does the media do this? The answer is simple. The people who run these networks don’t want to debate or dialogue with the people attending the tea parties, they want to DE-LEGITIMIZE and DISCREDIT them. The first steps in doing that are misrepresentation and ridicule. With one notable exception, that is the news networks’ “angle” on the tea parties, and why you can’t take this coverage seriously.

I don’t know why the rest of the media perceives these logical observations as partisan instead of real news that the American public is entitled to know about

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Pretty much… :P

I have to say INB, you don’t seem a bad sort even if you are, in my opinion, consistently wrong in matters politic.

Handsome too.

I prefer the clip where Chris Mathews talks about the “empty vessel” Sarah Palin.

Texas still feeds on federal pork. In a huge way.

Secession itself, for generations, tore Texas apart. My part of the state was vehemently against it, while the eastern sections nearer Louisiana and Arkansas, was greatly in support of it. The residue still defines Texas politics to some extent. The old secessionist sections are strongly Republican, the loyalist sections are Democratic. The problem for Republicans is that growth in the old loyalist sections, in league with Baja Tejas, is outpacing the secessionist sections, and the great urban centers in the secessionist region, Houston and Dallas, have undergone such demographic changes in the last couple of decades that they are voting like loyalists.

In essence, Governor Good Hair is forced to try to radicalize and already radical base. The demographics are not going to be kind to him, nor to future office seekers.

That about describes Chris (wannabe) Matthews show specifically and MSNBC generally.