Tweety just said Gore deserved getting pounded by the media in 2000...

[JaneQPublic]

...because he claimed to have invented the Internet.

Then, ironically, Matthews hammered a guest talking head by telling him he needed to "Get back to the Land of Truth."

Anybody know his e-mail address? I couldn't find it on his msnbc.com site. He definitely deserves our help learning the truth about this Gore and the Internet fable.

[givemebackmycountry]

1. Don't waste your time...

A:) It's not worth it. He could give a rat's ass what you think.
B:) It's a right wing myth. And they must be repeated endlessly as such.
C:) He couldn't find the "land of truth" with an atlas and a GPS device.
D:) There's a place where Matthews deserves to get pounded and it ain't pretty.

Eff Chris Matthews.

[nashville_brook]

3. tee hee -- good answer!!

[NCarolinawoman]

6. I saw that and it infuriated me.

Tweety insulted the guy who tried to refute the lie.

The hatred for Gore was written all over Mathews' face. :grr: It was simiar to the hate he so transparently shows towards Hillary.

I wonder why the press never exposed Bush for being a fake cowboy with a fake (pig farm) ranch, and afraid of horses? Now there was the REAL falseness. Not to mention the fact that DIM-SON was an AWOL coke-head!
:grr:

Hope you enjoy this Iraq War, Tweety!
The stupid lazy press helped bring it! :grr:

[Jane Austin]

2. [e-mail]

Is Tweety's address and I also sent my complaint to [e-mail].

[JaneQPublic]

4. Thanks! I'll e-mail both. (nt)

[K Gardner]

5. He's a waste of space..

If I remember correctly, and about this subject I usually do, I believe Matthews HIMSELF debunked that myth about Gore quite a few years ago. Now, he's back to quoting it, knowing full well it's bullshit. I guess that goes along with his "Gore doesn't look like us", crap. Fuhgitaboutit. He'll say it again tomorrow and the next day if it gets him any attention.

Sputtering for an explanation, Matthews charged that "you are afraid of me" and there must be something in the book “that you fear."

"Like fascism, I fear fascism," Stewart responded.