Today's Leftwing Lunacy Backfires On Russert
Update: Allah has a report that NBC went with it then flushed the evidence down the memory hole. A double-barreled bust of the Left and the MSM. Heh! Sweet, for a Friday.
I caught this during the debate. Crooks and Liars has isolated the video - see link. It's a hoot in as much as C&L has it backasswards.
During the GOP Presidential Debate on MSNBC, a very curious thing happened during a Tim Russert question to Mitt Romney. You can hear what seemed like an on air-whispered answer directed at Romney in some fashion that I can’t determine–to a Reagan question about Social Security. It’s not clear one way or the other. It might not have been anything at all…
You can hear it plainly - "raised taxes." What it was, was Brian Williams or someone off-air coaching Tim Russert, as he asked a question that without the raising taxes component made no sense at all. It appears Romney didn't need the coaching during the debate. But media all-star Tim Russert certainly did.

chris - you owe me a monitor
Posted by: rhodeymark | Friday, January 25, 2008 at 07:28 PM
"This might be nothing at all".... but go ahead and act like it is and flame away.
That's what John Amato and his crew always do.
Posted by: D-day | Friday, January 25, 2008 at 12:45 PM
I think it was the angel Moroni speaking to Slick Willard through his holy underwear.
Holy underwear, don't leave home without it!!
Posted by: Chris | Friday, January 25, 2008 at 12:36 PM
Russert is beginning to turn into Chris Matthews and Brian Williams only hopes he will ever get to Tim Russert's level.
It is perfectly understandable that cretinous s***heads at C&L think it was Romney's aides, but Mitt is smarter than any leftie blogger out there---that's why the other candidates and the media hate him so much.
Mitt is successful and loo-zers like marxist loons at C&L, MSM loons at NBC, and academicide pinheads ALL HATE RICH SUCCESSFUL people. It's called resentment, and leads to feelings of revenge.
C&L is one step above criminality.
Posted by: daveinboca | Friday, January 25, 2008 at 12:20 PM