Since Democrat Congressman Steve Cohen used the month’s quota of Goebbels comparisons last week, I will instead point out that Chris Matthews used a deliberately deceptive editing trick to discredit an opponent, reminiscent of Alan Grayson’s infamous “Taliban Dan” commercial.

On the weekend the Green Bay Packers made their way to their first Super Bowl after parting ways with their most prolific—and most tearful—quarterback after deciding his squirrelly act was just too much hassle, MSNBC also called it quits with their top-rated screamer, just as new owners may be moving the network in a new direction.

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Why is it that MSNBC has not posted its shows’ transcripts since the Tucson shootings?

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Why is it that MSNBC has not posted its shows’ transcripts since the Tucson shootings?

Chris Matthews is just sure that if he yells loud enough, his fantasies will come true. While ridiculing others for lack of historical, geographical or scientific knowledge, Chris reveals himself to be nearly illiterate on all 3 counts. He has: Wondered why “frogmen” like “in Captain Nemo” didn’t plug the BP oil spill at twice [...]

On Saturday, MSNBC, like every other news channel, went all Tuscon shooting all the time. So, they dragged Keith Olbermann in for a “Special Comment,” and Keith quickly spotted the real story… Keith Olbermann.