I gotta say, Chris Hitchens sounded great--took control, and injected a real
sense of m***outrage into his reading of Clinton foreign policy. But
Chris Matthews was horrically fawning in his treatment of Peggy Noonan's
book-selling tour (_The Case Against Hilary_). He gave a stage, fed her
lines, gave her cues, and never challenged her. That was a bit pathetic.
DK
Sheepishly,
--DK
> Alright everyone, lemme have it.
> Sheepishly,
> --DK
> > Hey Ed,
> > I gotta say, Chris Hitchens sounded great--took control, and injected a
> real
> > sense of m***outrage into his reading of Clinton foreign policy. But
> > Chris Matthews was horrically fawning in his treatment of Peggy Noonan's
> > book-selling tour (_The Case Against Hilary_). He gave a stage, fed her
> > lines, gave her cues, and never challenged her. That was a bit pathetic.
> > DK
Todd
> Chris was just trying to get in her pants, wouldn't you?
BB
DK
From the King's***tionary.
Horrically. She whom you wouldn't want your wife to meet at a Cheese
Social.
Why watch msnbc when O'Reilly's on Fox?
dave henrie
> Your vocabulary is bigger than mine. What does horrically mean?
> Todd
> > Hey Ed,
> > I gotta say, Chris Hitchens sounded great--took control, and injected a
> real
> > sense of m***outrage into his reading of Clinton foreign policy. But
> > Chris Matthews was horrically fawning in his treatment of Peggy Noonan's
> > book-selling tour (_The Case Against Hilary_). He gave a stage, fed her
> > lines, gave her cues, and never challenged her. That was a bit pathetic.
> > DK
