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Shocker! MSNBC’s Matthews Praises National Review
In a discussion last night on about the lack of enthusiasm for potential Republican candidates for president Chris Matthews offered praise to conservative National Review magazine saying that he loved it and has read it for years.
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This probably sent Matthews’ loyal liberal viewers into a state of apoplexy at the very though that the Hardball host would not only admit publicly to reading such a conservative publication but actually praise it.
Based on Matthews’ views though I think that he skims the magazine at best if he reads it at all.
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Don Irvine
Don Irvine is Chairman of Accuracy in Media. He is active on Facebook and Twitter. You can follow him @donirvine to read his latest thoughts.
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2 Comments for Shocker! MSNBC’s Matthews Praises National Review
Wildbird
maybe the peacock is delerious from low public oppinnions
Since he is not getting the tinkle down his leg from his other source, he has to turn to something to keep him stimulated.