Chris Matthews Goes Off on GOP ‘Hate’; Mark Levin Goes Off on NBC News

Watching MSNBC is fun from an anthropological perspective. This is the kind of stuff that liberals believe. This is how their minds work. Here is Chris Matthews accusing Republicans and the Tea Party of hate:

What is so bizarre about that is that this wasn’t some off-the-cuff  gaffe. It was an actual scripted segment, during which Matthews used the words “hate” or “hatred” ten times in less than two minutes.

Following up on David Gregory’s idiotic race-baiting on Meet the Press, yesterday Mark Levin went off on NBC:

” ‘Some people think that when you called Obama the food stamp president, you know, that has a racial connotation.’ Really? Isn’t that interesting?
“Well, some people think, Mr. Gregory, that your question has a racial connotation. Not just race-baiting, but prejudice, because apparently now it is the official position of ‘Meet the Press’ that if you’re on food stamps, you’re black. I just wanted to clarify that point, because otherwise the question makes no sense. Or, that a majority of the people are on food stamps are black, which is not true. And yet that is the inference. Well, why would Mr. Gregory make that inference? Sure he’s not prejudiced? Why would he do that?”

NY-26 Update: Tea Party Express Endorses Republican Jane Corwin

We are now just a week away from the special election in New York’s 26th District, and our Syracuse-area friend The Lonely Conservative reports:

The Tea Party Express showed up in the Rochester, NY area [Monday] to officially endorse Jane Corwin in the NY26 special election. They also denounced the fake Tea Party candidate Jack Davis.

State and local Tea Party activists joined with Amy Kremer of the Tea Party Express, who said: “Jack Davis is no more ‘Tea Party’ than Barack Obama. . . . Jack Davis is a phony who has run three times as a Democrat and has endorsed and supported Nancy Pelosi and Charlie Rangel.”

It is perhaps necessary to make mention of what should be obvious: The liberal media are trying to elect the Democrat, Kathy Hochul, by hyping Crazy Jack so that they can claim a Democrat win in NY-26 as a repudiation of the GOP’s conservative agenda. The New York Times:

Mr. Davis’s ascension comes as a race that had once seemed a certain Republican victory has become fiercely competitive because of a House Republican plan that calls for overhauling Medicare.

Read the whole thing, even thought it tells only part of the story, and tells it from a biased viewpoint. It’s bad that Paul Ryan has to defend himself against Newt Gingrich without Ryan also being scapegoate for the dysfunctional condition of the New York GOP establishment. However, if Democrats and the media (but I repeat myself) can trick enough idiots into voting for Crazy Jack, that result will be headlined as evidence that the Paul Ryan budget plan is a political liability for Republicans.

The real question that will be decided May 24, however, is how many idiots there are in NY-26, besides Jack Davis and David Bellavia.

JANE CORWIN FOR U.S. CONGRESS

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The New N-Word: ‘Food Stamps’

According to David Gregory of NBC News, it is “coded racially-tinged language” to mention the increased use of food stamps under President Obama’s economic agenda:

“You want to be a country that creates food stamps, in which case frankly Obama’s is an enormous success. The most successful food stamp president in American history. Or do you want to be a country that creates paychecks?”
— Newt Gingrich

Unfortunately for David Gregory, the facts are on Newt’s side:

Aleister at American Glob: “That’s not racism, it’s poverty. It’s families who work and own homes but can’t afford food or gas. It’s people who want to work but have no job prospects. . . . It sucks and Obama owns it.”

UPDATE: Et tu, Joan Walsh? Why is it that so many liberals can’t tell the difference between “poor” and “black”?

Schwarzenegger Shagged Her: Arnold Fathered Child With Household Staffer

Cook? Nanny? Housekeeper? No details, but (a) she was married, and (b) the kid is at least 10 years old:

Former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and his wife, Maria Shriver, separated after she learned he had fathered a child more than a decade ago — before his first run for office — with a longtime member of their household staff. . . .
To protect their privacy, The Times is not publishing the former staffer’s name nor that of her child.

This kinda explains the divorce, eh?

(Via Memeorandum.)

UPDATE: The Sperminator.

LIVE AT FIVE – 05.17.11

TOP NEWS
Fight For IMF Top Job Goes Global

Another Eurocrat, or will PRC have something to say about it?

Emerging economies want a shot at the top as Strauss-Kahn languishes at Riker’s Island on rape accusations






Kerry: Pakistan To Return Tail To US
Other promising moves to mend strained relations to follow

Bombs Defused In Ireland Before Queen’s Historic Visit
First visit by a British monarch since King George V in 1911



POLITICS
Romney Holds Day-Long Event To Demonstrate Fundraising Prowess

Dialing for dollars in Vegas

Mitt Romney works the phones in Vegas

California Deficit Falls Under $10 Billion, Brown Claims





Sen. Toomey Decries “Scare Tactics” On Debt Limit, Demands Spending Cuts

Environmental Groups Question Obama’s Forestry Plan

Ryan Strikes Back At Gingrich Criticism Of Medicare Plan



THE ECONOMY, STUPID
BP’s Arctic Oil Deal With Rosneft Collapses
Euro Gains For Second Day Against Yen As Portugal Bailout Approved
Paulson Takes $1 Billion Hewlett-Packard Stake, Increases Gold Bet
NASDAQ Withdraws Bid For NYSE
Sony Unveils PSN “Welcome Back” Package
RIM Nears Two-Year Low After Playbook Recall
Facebook Chat To Be Part Of Windows Phones



SPORTS
Yankees’ Damage Control Gives Way To Sixth Loss In A Row

AJ Burnett leaves the mound after blowing a five-run lead against the Rays

Veteran players not getting it done

NFL Owners Win Appeal, Lockout Is Back On

Tribe Gives Mazzaro, KC Royal Beating, 19-1

Gonzalez, Red Sox Rally For Six Runs, Upset O’s 8-7

Dodgers Scoring Woes Continue

A’s Edge Angels In 10th

Two Mets Hurlers Undergo Surgery, Wright Out With Stress Fracture Of Back



FAMOUS FOR BEING FAMOUS
The Dream Life Of Penelope Cruz

The Ricky to Johnny Depp's Lucy?

Penelope Cruz. In Vogue. With a slideshow.

“Belligerent” Lohan In Nightclub Ruckus?

Botox Mom Loses Custody Of Daughter



Seth McFarlane Gets Green Light For “Flintstones” Reboot

Ed Harris To Play Crazy Cousin John In HBO’s “Game Change”

Britney Spears Is Back: The Harper’s Bazaar Interview



FOREIGNERS
New Explosions Rattle Tripoli As Prosecutors Seek Qaddafi’s Arrest
Netanyahu Sees Growing Arab Threat
Belarus Opposition Leader Gets Five Years
Jury Selection Continues In Mumbai Terror Trial
Police In Guatemala Capture Suspects In Massacre



BLOGS & STUFF
Michelle Malkin: Trump Fires Self; Good Riddance
Allahpundit: The Rebuke In Dubuque – “Get Out Now Before You Make A Bigger Fool Of Yourself”
National Review: Ryan’s Mediscare Rebuttal
Cold Fury: Pin The Tail On The Radical
Lonely Conservative: Tea Party Express Endorses Corwin In NY-26, Slams Davis As Fake
Legal Insurrection: Kloppenburg Digs In Deeper
Ed Morrissey: Fox To Cancel “America’s Most Wanted”?
PJ Tatler: Look How Stupid Steve Israel (D-NY) Is

— compiled by Wombat-socho

Go, Willow, Go!

Ever on the lookout for the latest Palin scandal, TMZ reports that 16-year-old Willow Palin was clocked doing 84 mph in a 65-mph zone. And I just want to say, “Hell, yeah. You go, girl!”

It’s obviously hereditary. Willow’s dad is a championship snow-machine racer, so she gets it honest. And I can totally relate, because my granddaddy ran some ‘shine down in Alabama back in the day. Ask anyone who has ever ridden with me: I was born with that hillbilly NASCAR go-fast gene.

Eighty-four miles an hour? That ain’t even what I call “fast.” I hit 84 mph between here and the corner store. During the famous NY-23 campaign in 2009, Republican consultant Ali Akbar took a few rides with me. Ask him what that was like.

But one thing Willow — 84 mph in an SUV?

Uh-uh. The center of gravity is too high, and it’s unstable in tight curves. To drive safely at high speed, what you want is something low to the ground, like maybe a brand-new Ford Mustang.

“Daddy, I need a new Mustang. Don’t you want me to be safe?”

Also, a radar detector. Call it an “investment.”