MSNBC’s Chris Matthews said Obama’s opponents want to be able to say he’s “a complete and utter failure.”
No, we just wish he’d give us ANY excuse to describe him another way.
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You know, I watch a lot of movies. And sometimes, when I’m partway through a really terrible film, I find myself wanting not for the film to suddenly get good, but for it to get even worse so that I feel even more justified in hating it: it’s cathartic.
Unfortunately, Obama’s failures cause more lasting damage than watching “The Master of Disguise” does.
You realize that by watching Matthews, even so that you can post stuff up on IMAO, you are doubling his viewership and making it easier for the network to continue his program.
You know, I watch a lot of movies. And sometimes, when I’m partway through a really terrible film, I find myself wanting not for the film to suddenly get good, but for it to get even worse so that I feel even more justified in hating it: it’s cathartic.
Unfortunately, Obama’s failures cause more lasting damage than watching “The Master of Disguise” does.
Chris Tingle just unintentionally admitted BO is a terrible president. Who would make such a statement about a successful and popular president?
You realize that by watching Matthews, even so that you can post stuff up on IMAO, you are doubling his viewership and making it easier for the network to continue his program.
So, he’s admitting we were right all along, it’s about time.