Chris Matthews: Constitution Protects President From Rudeness

Did not appreciate Mitt Romney's debate performance this week

Reason Staff | 10.19.2012 11:24 AM

On his MSNBC program last night, Chris Matthews suggested Mitt Romney violated the Constitution by not showing deference to President Obama.

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Ted Levy 13 years ago

America, the land where complete idiots can make millions of dollars as respected national commentators...

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Chris Matthews: Constitution Protects President From Rudeness

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