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Matthews Insight On Sarah Palin: A better wave – Video

November 7, 2008 at 12:25 pm by Jim Vicevich  
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I am guessing he thinks the dead giveaway on Sarah Palin’s intelligence, gravitas … is her wave. Please Lord, save us from these people. Oh wait. I just prayed in public. These beltway elites, Republican and Democrats,don’t like that either.

More below the fold.

Update: Cafferty (always classy) repeated the now discredited report about Palin and North America tonight (Jack see your own network here) but I thought it might be nice to also post this video from Greta last night and an assessment from a Democrat on Sarah Palin.

Hmmm … a good thing our President elect knows how many states there are in the US.

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  1. Brian Partridge says:
    November 7, 2008 at 1:10 pm

    Wow, a quick glib statement at the end of a segment. Clearly he thought that it had a serious impact on her candidacy.

    Jim, don’t over-inflate statements to make them seem like huge headlines. Next thing you know, no one will want to have a sense of humor. Except you, of course…

  2. Chris says:
    November 7, 2008 at 10:04 pm

    Matthews says Palin’s wave is a problem, then what about Obama’s fist bump. As if that is so presidential

    Matthews is becoming a parody of himself

  3. Dimsdale says:
    November 9, 2008 at 8:23 am

    Seems to me, Brian, that “over-inflating statements to make them seem like huge headlines” is the MO of the liberal press. Look at what they do to Rush: they routinely take him out of context to hyperinflate their biases and diminish him.

    The difference is that Matthews is a petty little weasel, who dreams of being as influential as Rush.

    Or the girl selling lemonade down the street.

    Should Matthews be exempt from criticism of his words?