Chris Matthews is already endorsing Hillary for 2016 and pleges support.

[PSGator66]

This guy is a loose cannon and everyone knows it but he probably shouldn't be so obvious in his liberal bias.

http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Journal...o-Help-Hillary

[orangeblueorangeblue]

Is this a surprise?

[rivergator]

Originally Posted by orangeblueorangeblue

Is this a surprise?

considering how negative and vicious he's been to her in the past? yes.

[gator996]

And what, like Hannity isn't Rubio's bitch boy already?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...v=ZWTDhgBvs_Q#!

[Tim85]

Originally Posted by gator996

And what, like Hannity isn't Rubio's bitch boy already?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...v=ZWTDhgBvs_Q#!

More respectful and well spoken commentary via gator996.

[gator996]

No less harsh than some of what I see written about the POTUS here...

You eat cheese with your whine?

[108]

yea, what is the fuss here

who is the Fox News candidate?

[Tim85]

Originally Posted by gator996

No less harsh than some of what I see written about the POTUS here...

You eat cheese with your whine?

You're right, however, others being diarespectful and immature isn't good reasoning for you to be as well.

[gator996]

Fine.

The bitch boy comment was for yucks






Though the point of Hannity doing the same with Rubio is legit

[The_Graygator]

Matthews?

I myself don't think I'd want someone as emotionally unstable as Chris Matthews endorsing me. lol

[CharlestonGator]

The Matthews/Sharpton team is the epitome of professionalism. LOL

[Tim85]

Originally Posted by gator996

Fine.

The bitch boy comment was for yucks






Though the point of Hannity doing the same with Rubio is legit

You're right, the point is legit -- both commentators are in the wrong for being so open. However, Is Chris Matthews actually an openly and publicly professed Democrat like Hannity is a Republican? I think that can make a difference.

[rivergator]

Originally Posted by Tim85

You're right, the point is legit -- both commentators are in the wrong for being so open. However, Is Chris Matthews actually an openly and publicly professed Democrat like Hannity is a Republican? I think that can make a difference.

That's actually a good point. You naturally assume it with Hannity. With Matthews, it was apparently enough of a surprise to warrant a thread.

[The_Graygator]

Originally Posted by Tim85

You're right, the point is legit -- both commentators are in the wrong for being so open. However, Is Chris Matthews actually an openly and publicly professed Democrat like Hannity is a Republican? I think that can make a difference.

Slight correction... hannity doesn't claim to be Republican, he calls himself a "conservative".

[RealDeal]

with bill raising millions and carville running the campaign, hillary should win easily against the next token republican they put up.

[Tim85]

Originally Posted by rivergator

That's actually a good point. You naturally assume it with Hannity. With Matthews, it was apparently enough of a surprise to warrant a thread.

People like Hannity who has his own radio show, writes conservative books, and is much more than just a political commentator may not be as comparable to someone as Matthews who is solely a political commentator. Although, I will say, even his wikipedia page mentions that he's Liberal -- so perhaps it is public knowledge.

[rivergator]

Originally Posted by Tim85

People like Hannity who has his own radio show, writes conservative books, and is much more than just a political commentator may not be as comparable to someone as Matthews who is solely a political commentator. Although, I will say, even his wikipedia page mentions that he's Liberal -- so perhaps it is public knowledge.

I'm not sure that having a radio show in addition to TV makes you "much more than just a political commentator."
See, he's got a radio show, too.

[Tim85]

Originally Posted by rivergator

I'm not sure that having a radio show in addition to TV makes you "much more than just a political commentator."
See, he's got a radio show, too.

Maybe not, I thought most political commentators in the position Chris Matthews was in, were more political reporters than anything else -- and reporting certainly shouldn't be done from any bias, but I don't know.

[rivergator]

Originally Posted by Tim85

Maybe not, I thought most political commentators in the position Chris Matthews was in, were more political reporters than anything else -- and reporting certainly shouldn't be done from any bias, but I don't know.

Reporter and commentator are not synonyms. So I still don't know what it is your trying to say. Hannity is so much more than a commentator because he has a talk radio show in addition to TV? But Matthews is just on TV, so he's just a commentator, which is a reporter, so he's not supposed to have any opinion?
No offense, but I don't have a clue ....

[Tim85]

Originally Posted by rivergator

Reporter and commentator are not synonyms. So I still don't know what it is your trying to say. Hannity is so much more than a commentator because he has a talk radio show in addition to TV? But Matthews is just on TV, so he's just a commentator, which is a reporter, so he's not supposed to have any opinion?
No offense, but I don't have a clue ....

I know they're not synonyms, that's why I brought it up. Which is Chris Matthews and which is Sean Hannity? If Chris Matthews came out and said, "Actually I'm a Republican," wouldn't the context of his criticisms change? My point ultimately is that someone who is overtly partisan is different from someone who is covertly partisan, and I wasn't sure which one Chris Matthews is.