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As usual, Jake Tapper tells it like it is. Talking about the media "on our knees" brings to mind Nina Burleigh and Bill Clinton. The difference is, Burleigh would not have had to wait in line behind about 1,000 other reporters.
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Robert Stacy McCain| 1.28.09 @ 4:29PM
An interesting mental image there. I'm sure Chris Matthews would be at the head of the line, so to speak.
Crusader| 1.28.09 @ 4:34PM
Matthews would have something run down his leg alright, but it wouldn't be a tingle.
ruth| 1.28.09 @ 5:18PM
Every time I see Chris Matthews now, I laugh; and it's not with him.
sidnee| 12.12.09 @ 12:46PM
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