Chris "Tweety" Matthews said something very notable tonight:

[Whalestoe]

"If this is the best McCain has got, I'm beginning to think he can't win this thing."

Yikes. Even with Tweety praising McCain as the winner, that comment rings out loud and clear.

[road2000]

1. What?

I didn't hear him praise McCain as the winner. Even Krauthammer on Faux gave it to Obama.

[Whalestoe]

2. Directly after the debate.

Chris was PRAISING McCain.

[Window]

4. That's Tweety for ya.

[Whalestoe]

5. He's a weirdo.

It's like he wants Obama, but thinks everyone is too racist for it to be Obama.

[roguevalley]

13. tweety has actually pushed for people to give up their prejudices

and vote for Obama in the past.

[book_worm]

11. Well, he qualified it by saying that he didn't know how McCain's demeanor would go over

the way he treated Obama.

[jmondine]

3. Next he'll say he's beginning to think that Bush isn't very popular

Real swift on the uptake there, Tweety.

[jules1962]

6. Chris also said that McCain seemed grumpy and trolllike.

So McCain is a troll? LOL That is what he has been doing while he suspended his campaign.

[SomeGuyInEagan]

7. People still watch Matthews?!

Really? Why? Seriously ... why?

[Kahuna]

8. For all his warts, he's like our crazy DU uncle. Gotta love him. nt

[krkaufman]

10. I sort of think we spin-up some "Draft Matthews" organization, based in Pennsylvannia ...

... in an effort to convince Matthews to run for office, and leave his job at MSNBC.

[Skidmore]

9. Matthews makes the same mistake most of the pundits have made,

they side with the status quo because that's what the know and they are too lazy to form new relationships and ask real questions. It will come as a shock to them when they have to update their address books after the election.

[democrat2thecore]

14. That's not the Chris I know - sorry. He makes plenty of enemies

and HARDLY sides with the "status quou."

[Native]

12. 'Beginning' to think? WTF?