I become enraged at Chris Matthews

Chris Matthews is a big buffoon. Chris Matthews is like that kid in elementary school that made fun of the "dorks" in the class because the rest of the class did the same thing. We all may have done that in the past, when we were kids, but Chris Matthews has failed to surpass the maturity level of the kid he used to be. Here is a portion of Matthew's comments from last night: I think the analogy would be a water pistol against a machine gun. Every once in a while, Edwards would take a squirt at the vice president, and then the vice president would just turn the Howitzer on the guy. It was all the points about attendance record— that's tremendous amount of homework the Republican candidate for V.P. did here. I don't think the well-rehearsed and well-briefed senator from North Carolina was ready for the assault. It isn't only a failure of performance relative to that of the vice president's. It seemed to me the problem with John Edwards is— he has never really opposed the Iraq war, until recently. The Democratic Party really never came out and said it wasn't necessary, it was bad philosophy, it was making us enemies of the world. They tried to “me too” the president, "Oh, we went too fast or we might have stayed too long, and we didn't get in fast enough from Afghanistan." They never questioned the need to take down Saddam Hussein. And that's why they can't win this argument. What Chris fails to mention is the accuracy of Dick Cheney's "zingers" of John Edwards. Nor does he mention a pivotal point in the debate where the focus was on Cheney's own deplorable record. It is kind of interesting to look at what the other members of the panel said prior to Chris' take as well. Notice that there is no balancing opinion. Here is the address: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6187956/. Please write Chris Matthews and call him out for his cowardice! harball@msnbc.com