Posted on 03/02/2009 4:33:06 PM PST by lewisglad
On Monday night's "Hardball," Chris Matthews feared Kansas Governor Kathleen Sebelius, in her nomination fight to head HHS, would be a target of "the terrorism of the, of the anti-abortion people." Then perhaps realizing he called all pro-lifers terrorists, Matthews feebly attempted to amend the statement, as he tried to clarify, "I mean verbal terrorism."
The following exchange was aired during the March 2, edition of "Hardball":
CHRIS MATTHEWS: Let's talk about, lets get to something really tough.
JONATHAN MARTIN, POLITICO: Sure.
MATTHEWS: Kathleen Sebelius, very likeable, very impressive. I think of the woman who becomes the governor in Mr. Hollands Opus, remember the one who comes back?
LOIS ROMANO, WASHINGTON POST: Right
a guy named Parkinson. Don’t know much about him other that he WAS a leading Republican who turned to the dark side to be her Lt. Gov. It has been said that he wont run for Governor since neither side trusts him. Sometimes it is hard to tell the Republicans in this state from the Dems.
She has a better chance than a newly formed fetus.
I heard on Fox that both Kansas senators have come out in support of Sebelius (Brownback and Roberts). That gives her “cover” and will make it hard or impossible to block her confirmation, absent some other issue (other than her pro-abortion zealotry). Brownback claims to be pro-life.
I’m getting so I really hate liberals. Or rather, hate the evil that they believe, speak, and act on. If they changed I wouldn’t hate them.
No, the terrorists are those who terrorize the tiny child in the womb by poking around with a powerful suction device, before sucking him out limb-by-limb. Chrissy got a little confused here.
What a . . . horrible human being he is.
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