Can MSNBC's Keith Olbermann & Chris Matthews Spell "Misogyny"?

Hillary Clinton read the book to Barak Obama on a variety of issues beginning with health care, extending to NAFTA, and to a range of other topics about which her opponent was largely uninformed. Chris Matthews immediately teamed up with buddy Keith Olbermann to engage in a pathetic and overabundant baseball metaphor. Did Hillary hit a "home run?"

Would she have been more ladylike had she bunted instead of hitting away? More salient issues might have been addressed by Olbermann and Matthews in the post-debate dissection. Olbermann might have pinned down Matthews on one of his comments about the much vaunted Obama oratory.

Did you once again have "a tingling going up and down your leg" as Obama spoke? Political junkies will remember that awkward remark by Chris Matthews during one of the earlier debates. While the MSNBC pundits Olbermann and Matthews tried to persuade viewers that Clinton was "peevish" in her remarks about the order of questions, it was an important point she brought ... more.

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