Keith Olbermann fantasized about Sarah Palin being shot like a moose from a chopper.
During this evening's election coverage, Keith Olbermann and Chris Matthews spar over Obama's broken pledge to take public financing for his campaign.
Saying "demographics is destiny," Pat Buchanan predicts that immigration will prevent the political pendulum from swinging back in favor of conservatives.
Joe Scarborough unloads on Paul Krugman for calling Republicans "racists" in his latest column.
The intrepid Willie Geist of Morning Joe ventures out onto the sidewalks of the Upper West Side, whose denizens live up to their reputation as a monolithic block of elitists.
What could be a more broadly acceptable sentiment than to suggest that God has blessed America with many riches? But when Sarah Palin expressed that thought in a speech today, Chris Matthews mocked her.
Obama supporter Prof. Jeffrey Sachs is stumped when Joe Scarborough asks him to name Obama's most significant accomplishment.
Appearing on Today, a smirking Chris Matthews literally laughs off the notion that the polls might be tightening.
When Ed Rogers, an Alabaman, clearly speaking in a political sense, says that Barack Obama has never done anything hard, Bob Shrum declares that a southerner shouldn't accuse a black man of not having done hard things.
Spike Lee calls Obama "pre-deortained," says history divided into A.B. and B.B. eras, Before and After Barack.
