Democrats: declared jihadists against Christian

Chris Matthews, MSNBC “Hardball”, along with Lois Romano of the Washington Post and David Corn of Mother Jones, devoted 10 minutes of last night’s “Hardball” to lamenting the religiosity of Republicans.

“Why does everything sound like the 700 Club?” Matthews flippantly probed his like-minded panelists. The criticism came in response to recent sound bites from Sarah Palin and Michael Steele — two very popular go-to targets of the left.

But the hypocrisy is particularly magnified in Matthews’ case. Unless we’ve forgotten the bizarre physiological effects then-candidate Obama had on his leg, it’s amusing to consider that he has no problem injecting his politics into his journalism, but Sarah Palin and Michael Steele can’t even acknowledge their religion — because they’re politicians.

Like any conversation about Sarah Palin on MSNBC, the “Hardball” discussion quickly devolved into one about her looks. She was compared to Dan Quayle, who was “also very good-looking,” they said. When Matthews and his cohorts mock 78 percent of the country, and some of its most respected national leaders, is it any wonder his ratings lag significantly behind his competition on FOX and CNN?

http://foxforum.blogs.foxnews.com/2009/03/27/cupp_hardball_religion/

Armon Ayers wrote:What if Palin's daughter had used cocaine? And, there was a video of it? Would the media hide it?

ziggy wrote:

Armon Ayers wrote:What if Palin's daughter had used cocaine? And, there was a video of it? Would the media hide it?

Should they hide it?

Why or why not?

ziggy wrote:

Armon Ayers wrote:What if Palin's daughter had used cocaine? And, there was a video of it? Would the media hide it?

Should they hide it?

Why or why not?