Chris Matthews definition of racism

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I keep asking for a web site that keeps track of words we're "allowed" and "not allowed" to say. That way we can check in daily to make sure the words we use are acceptable and won't get us in trouble.

This site, of course, would need to be regularly updated. I nominate Chris Matthews as the editor.

And he says "whites should rule all others" is the definition of racism? That's the first time I've ever heard that one.

Chris is cutting edge! Make him the editor of the site!

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Chris Matthews definition of racism...Takes me back to Clinton's definition of "is".


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I cant stand mathews.

that being said please tell us EXACTLY what you think was racist about what he said?
 
define racism - Bing DICTIONARY


racism
Definition
ra·cism[ ráy sìzzəm ]NOUN
1. animosity toward other races: prejudice or animosity against people who belong to other races
2. belief in racial superiority: the belief that people of different races have different qualities and abilities, and that some races are inherently superior or inferior
Thesaurus
NOUN
Synonyms: racial discrimination, discrimination, prejudice, bigotry, intolerance, xenophobia, bias, racialism
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Mathews still has that tingle running up his leg.

Its affected his brain power or lack thereof.
 
hes a goon and I cant listen to him.

He always says something stupid.

He also voted for Bush in 2000 and talked about how sexy he looked in jeans.

weird man.


He is the last TV guy I would say spoKe for the left.


No left leaning person could have decided to vote for Bush unless they knew nothing about him
 
Matthews's statements defy conservatives' claims that he is a "liberal Democrat" | Research | Media Matters for America



hes a conservadem and a clown



Matthews previously admitted that he "voted for Bush" in the 2000 election on the October 3, 2003, and February 23, 2004, editions of Hardball. Further, his stated positions on a variety of issues undermine characterizations of him as a liberal, and his false and misleading claims have often furthered a conservative or Republican agenda. Some examples since the 2004 presidential election are listed below.

Matthews on the filibuster debate

Matthews has repeatedly espoused Republican talking points while discussing the Senate compromise over judicial filibusters. He has claimed, among other things, that progressive advocacy groups are "fanatical" and "militant"; that because of the recent bipartisan agreement aimed at averting the "nuclear option," Democrats can stop "pouting and bitching ... [and] actually participate in legislation now"; that Republicans might "get double-crossed or screwed by the Democrats"; and that the Republican position that every judicial nominee deserves an up-or-down vote "sounds great to me."

Matthews on Social Security

Matthews baselessly impugned the motives of Democrats opposing Bush's proposal to cut Social Security benefits for middle-class and wealthy retirees using so-called "progressive indexing" and falsely suggested that means testing would result in cuts only for those who "do well" or "make more than the average income." Earlier in the Social Security debate, Matthews echoed privatization proponents' crisis rhetoric and pushed the Bush administration's terminology on Social Security privatization by referring to "personal accounts" more frequently than "private accounts."

Matthews on Hillary Clinton, Tom DeLay

Matthews has repeatedly smeared Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-NY) and questioned her ability to lead. On the May 30 edition of Hardball, Matthews expressed surprise that retired Gen. Barry McCaffrey, an NBC military analyst, wasn't "chuckling a little bit" at the idea of Clinton giving orders to the troops as commander in chief:
 
mathews says stupid stuff and he is a conservadem.


Look at his stances which he said himself.


He is Not an example of a liberal dem folks
 

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