The imbecile named Chris Matthews just recently made a not-so-flattering comment about the man who sent tingles up his leg in 2008. This clueless idiot just learned something that most of us grown-ups knew over 5 years ago. Chris is nothing short of a media-tool of the Obama administration and only now, when evidence is quickly piling up that Obama was completely un-experienced and ill-suited for the job of president, is this skin-job owning up to his mistake.
http://www.newsmax.com/Newsfront/chris-matthews-msnbc-morning/2013/08/20/id/521309Liberal Democrat and MSNBC commentator Chris Matthews says President Barack Obama lacks leadership skills when compared with other presidents like John F. Kennedy or Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
"The key political asset is the ability to sit in a room with four or five other people, and have them accept your leadership," the MSNBC host of "Hardball" said on the cable network's "Morning Joe" program.
Matthews said that while it took years for Kennedy and Roosevelt to develop their speaking skills, they worked first to build personal relationships.
"They were developing the back room skills, one-on-one skills. How you make friends. How you become [the popular] class president. How you establish the loyalty of people one-on-one," Matthews said on "Morning Joe."
While Obama had the "speaking skill way ahead of schedule," Matthews said he neglected to develop relationships among leaders in Washington and the world during his short time in the Senate and first term as president.
"He never developed a love of politics, love of other politicians — love to sit around and play cards with them, get to know them, their nuances, hooks, triggers, buttons. "Get to know them and figure out how you can work with some of them," Matthews said.
He added that "even tough customers like [House Majority Leader] Eric Cantor, [GOP political consultant]Larry McCarthy, [and House Speaker John] Boehner, get to know the tea party sentiment."
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