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8. Except that he and his guests do raise important issues

Reply to Thinkingabout (Reply #7)

Fri Nov 15, 2013, 11:37 PM

Nov 2013

when he, on occasions, lets them talk and complete their ideas.

The program is important, one learns about news there. When he is willing to spend more than a few minutes on them.

We usually listen at the beginning to hear what he will cover and then decide.

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Dear MSNBC President - time to put Chris Matthews to pasture [View all] question everything Nov 2013 OP

Agreed, elleng Nov 2013 #1

And they should make Joe Scarborough take a dirt nap....... TheDebbieDee Nov 2013 #2

Yeah, JimboBillyBubbaBob Nov 2013 #5

Replace him with *anyone* - anyone at all. The Velveteen Ocelot Nov 2013 #3

They probably will not get rid of him, his ratings have been going up lately. See article below... Tx4obama Nov 2013 #4

Chris is annoying and flawed redstateblues Nov 2013 #6

There is a simple fix if some one does not like Chris Mathews, turn the channel. It is like the man Thinkingabout Nov 2013 #7

Except that he and his guests do raise important issues question everything Nov 2013 #8

Ron Reagan...why does he not have a show? BootinUp Nov 2013 #9

Tweety confuses rudeness with being a "hardball" interviewer. JaneQPublic Nov 2013 #10

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