Chris Matthews scored 16 points and hit five 3-pointers, leading St. Bonaventure to a 75-60 win over Maryland Eastern Shore on Saturday.
Sen. Arlen Specter, R-Pa., says he's ready for a tough re-election race in 2010, whether it's against MSNBC pundit Chris Matthews or someone else.
Chris Matthews refused to be drawn in to a debate last week when fellow MSNBC host Joe Scarborough talked on "Morning Joe" about whether President-elect Obama had fumbled the appointment of Rahm Emanuel as his White House chief of staff.
MSNBC is replacing Keith Olbermann and Chris Matthews as co-anchors of political night coverage with David Gregory, and will use the two newsmen as commentators.
He's become the target for critics who think a backlash against the media played a part in Hillary Clinton's surprise win in New Hampshire. Chris Matthews laughs off that idea, and insists he has a lot of respect for her.
The Media Research Center today announced its Best Notable Quotables of 2008: The 21st Annual Awards for the Year's Worst Reporting, and MSNBC's Chris Matthews "won" the dubious honor of Quote of the Year for gushing over a Barack Obama speech back in February: "I felt …
"Where do you get this from?" Matthews screamed. "We can't find the weapons, we can't find the rationale, what kind of mortal threat? Where do you get these words from? Mortal means you die.
In a new interview with ABC News, Vice President Cheney claimed that the the case for war had nothing to do with whether Saddam Hussein had WMD; America would have invaded anyway.
Just a few minutes ago, one of Chris Matthews' guests on Hardball said that he thought Caroline Kennedy running for U.S. Senate would have echoes of Sarah Palin running for V.P.
Chris Matthews is seriously considering leaving MSNBC in preparation for a US Senate campaign, friends and NBC colleagues tell Politico.
Chris Matthews is being advised to resign his post at MSNBC as soon as possible if he is serious about running for the U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania.
Already one of the most polled 2010 Senate races, and one candidate has not even announced his candidacy yet, Pennsylvania is shaping up to be one of the most hotly contested Senate races of the 2010 Midterms. A new poll from Rasmussen shows why. Sen. Arlen Specter (R): 46%
Chris Matthews is dead serious about running for the Senate in Pennsylvania — and is shopping for a house in the state and privately discussing quitting MSNBC as proof of his intense interest, according to NBC colleagues, political operatives and friends.
At the same moment Hillary Clinton is being nominated for Secretary of State, the Clinton campaign versus MSNBC feud -- which lasted throughout the presidential primaries -- continues.
According to multiple sources, who confirmed the Tip O'Neill staffer-cum-MSNBC host has negotiated with veteran Obama staffers to enlist in his campaign, Chris Matthews will run for United States Senate in Pennsylvania in 2010. Matthews, 62, will run as a Democrat.
Now that it's considered a foregone conclusion that Sen. Hillary Clinton will be the next secretary of State, the chattering class is weighing in, including legendary reporter Bob Woodward.
So yesterday was Chris Matthews's much-anticipated appearance on Ellen. Anticipated, of course, not for the interview, but for the dancing. Would there be awkwardness? Would there be falling? Would there be groping?
It really goes off the deep end, the out-of-left-field CRAP that often gets drummed into the ground on MSNBC. I am just thankful that Rachel Maddow is there to leaven the irrational mouth-foaming that just the mention of the Clintons seems to set off with Chris Matthews.
Chris Matthews finally admits what we knew all along. - He's not a journalist, he's a partisan hack.
Just in time for the new James Bond movie, Chris Matthews has earned himself a new moniker: Odd Job. Matthews says he sees his job as a journalist as doing everything he can to make the Obama presidency a success.
Appearing on "Morning Joe" today, Matthews was reluctant to criticize Rahm Emanuel's kabuki dance over accepting Obama's offer to be chief of staff.
Actually this news couldn't come at a better time to a more biased media organization than NBC. Anytime one of their major journalist says that his job is to make sure that the President-Elect does a great job, I mean you can't be more in the tank than that.
Michelle Bachmann, Congresswoman for Minnesota's 6th District, declared that Members of Congress should be tested for their level of pro-Americanism. She was just elected to a new session in Congress.
As Barack Obama's candidacy for the Presidency of the United States continues its rapid and historic meltdown, I thought I might offer - free of charge, mind you, because I am a kind-hearted man - some strategic advice to The One, Lord Obama the Munificent, so that he can re-gain …
I had friends complain that Barack Obama's TV ad Wednesday night was "dull," but I thought it worked.
Invoking William Ayers and Rev. Jeremiah Wright on MSNBC's Hardball with Chris Matthews today, former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay declared that Sen.
'What more does the guy have to do to get American voters to vote for a black guy?' Chris Matthews of MSNBC said immediately after Barack Obama's 30-minute message to Americans. "He exemplifies the best of us, all of us...'
In a room full of television industry executives, no one seemed inclined to defend MSNBC on Monday for what some were calling its lopsidedly liberal coverage of the presidential election.
I often hear those in the political arena referring to the liberal bias of the U.S. media and I think that to an extent it is a refrain which is so often heard that it tends to lose the impact that it rightfully deserves.