National Review caught this very revealing look at the mind of the far-left “progressive” liberal Democrat lamestream news media anchor today, as he calls the most prestigious military academy in the world, West Point, where President Obama chose to make his speech on Afghanistan, the “enemy camp”. A military academy is an “enemy camp” for a U.S. Commander in Chief...
In his appraisal of Pres. Obama's speech at West Point last night, Chris Matthews said he went into the 'enemy camp'. Mediaite has this: "During last night’s analysis of President Obama’s speech at West Point, MSNBC host Chris Matthews made a stunning analogy that set the conservative blogosphere atwitter. Matthews claimed that the Commander-in-Chief of the US Military “went...
no tingle? [Chris Matthews on West Point as choice of venue for President Obama�s speech on the War in Afghanistan:] “I think it’s true of most wars,” Matthews said. “They start with a lot of excitement. I remember the scene in �Gone with the Wind’ where the rebels are so excited about going to war with the North, a country they can’t beat because of...
DOWNLOADS: (38) PLAYS: (94) Chris Matthews with possibly the stupidest comment of the night after Obama's speech at West Point. A military installation is "the enemy camp" Chris? Unbelievable. Matthews: Well I think that’s true of most wars, you start with a lot of excitement and you know I always remember that scene in Gone With the Wind where all the Rebels are so excited about going...
West Point is ‘The Enemy Camp’ Posted by Erick Erickson Redstate Tuesday, December 1st at 10:52PM EST After a week of media ridicule over Barack Obama calling everything he does from flushing the Oval Office toilet to sneering at the press “unprecedented,” he wisely did not use that word in front of West Point graduates — soldiers who have been trained to repel the invading...
MSNBC is apparently trying to compete with Al Jazeera for viewers: "It seems like in this case, there isn't a lot of excitement," Matthews said . "I watched the cadets, they were young kids - men and women who were committed to serving their country professionally it must be said, as officers. And, I didn't see much excitement. But among the older people there, I saw, if not resentment,...
The West Point cadets were quietly respectful as the President spoke tonight. Not once did I see a head nod in agreement. There was no rousing or resounding applause for the mission laid out ahead. This had to apparent to anyone paying attention, but this is how MSNBC's Liberal hack Chris Matthews saw it - and he saw West Point as "the enemy camp:" Matthews said, “He went to maybe the...
Chris Matthews really went over the edge last night. After Obama's address, Matthews commented on the venue and the audience. Since when is West Point, the United States Military Academy, the "enemy camp"? Even for a hack like Matthews, even for MSNBC, that is stunning. Video. Transcript CHRIS MATTHEWS: I saw, if not resentment, skepticism. I didn't see a lot of warmth in that crowd out there...
Outrageous? I didn't think so until he poured on further contempt of the troops by stating that Paul Wolfowitz used to go to West Point to "rabble-rouse" -- our troops being the "rabble." So the "enemy camp" thing I took...
Why does this male still have a so-called news job? I didn’t see a lot of warmth in that crowd out there …uh, that, uh, the President chose to address tonight. And I thought that was interesting he went to, maybe, the enemy camp tonight to make his case. That’s where Paul Wolfowitz used to write [...]
After a week of media ridicule over Barack Obama calling everything he does from flushing the Oval Office toilet to sneering at the press “unprecedented,” he wisely did not use that word in front of West Point graduates — soldiers who have been trained to repel the invading hordes of British soldiers, fight a Civil War, two world wars, etc. Nonetheless, there was an interesting word...
Kathryn Jean Lopez calls out MSNBC for calling West Point an "enemy camp." She's got the short video: MSNBC reached a new shameful low tonight when Chris Matthews referred to West Point as an "enemy camp." He was trying to convey his surprise that Barack Obama would go to such a place, somewhere, he said, where Paul Wolfowitz would be more comfortable. Chris, he's commander-in-chief....
From Kathryn Jean Lopez at National Review Online: MSNBC reached a new shameful low tonight when Chris Matthews referred to West Point as an "enemy camp." He was trying to convey his surprise that Barack Obama would go to such a place, somewhere, he said, where Paul Wolfowitz would be more comfortable. Chris, he's commander-in-chief. Agreed.
Either MSNBC "Hardball" host Chris Matthews let one slip tonight, or it was an extremely poor choice of words. Following President Barack Obama's Dec. 1 speech, which he announced his intentions for increasing troop levels in Afghanistan, MSNBC followed with wrap-up coverage of his speech with arguably three of their most prominent on-air personalities - "Countdown" host Keith...
Just when you think MSNBC can't sink any lower in its criticism of conservatives and traditional American institutions, their talking heads manage to surprise us. Latest example: Chris Matthews's comments about President Obama's Afghanistan speech. He noted that Mr. Obama delivered his remarks from West Point, a location Matthews described as an "enemy camp," a place that "Paul Wolfowitz...