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 Halperin: McCain house gaffe worst moment for Obama (video)
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Halperin: McCain’s Houses Gaffe ‘One Of The Worst Moments’ Of The Campaign For…Barack Obama
Think Progress — Last week Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) told Politico that he did not know how many homes he and his wife Cindy own. “I’ll have my staff get to you,” McCain said. ThinkProgress noted even though McCain’s comment highlights his pour record on the housing crisis and his economic policies that primarily benefit the rich, many in the media leaped to McCain’s defense, saying the gaffe was not “a big deal.” Today on ABC’s This Week, Time Magazine’s Mark Halperin took the media’s McCain defense a step further, arguing that the fact that McCain doesn’t know how many ...

‘One Of The Worst Moments’ Of The Campaign
Comments from Left Field — This morning on ABC’s This Week guest panelist Mark Halperin tried to play the “don’t mess with me or I’ll get really mad” bluff for the McCain campaign.  I almost missed it but luckily the intrepid reporters at Think Progress managed to snag a video of the ridiculousness. ...

Mark Halperin: McCain Forgetting How Many Houses He Owns Is Bad For Obama
Firedoglake — If there's a bigger asshole in the corporate media than Mark Halperin, I want to know who it is. In case you missed it, he went on Snuffleupagus this morning and said that McSame's housing gaffe is incredibly damaging...to Obama. HALPERIN: My hunch this is going to end up ...

Halperin: Stupidity or Worse?
The Anonymous Liberal — If you haven’t already seen it, watch this unbelievable bit of “analysis” from Mark Halperin on ABC’s This Week: For those of you who can’t watch youtube clips, Halperin is asked for his opinion on McCain’s now infamous house gaffe, and this exchange follows: Mark Halperin: My hunch is that this is going to be one of the worst moments in the entire campaign for one of the candidates--but it’s Barack Obama. George Stephanopoulos: Why? Mark Halperin: I believe this has opened the door to not only Tony Rezko in that ad, but to bring up ...

Set Phasers to "Ignore" (or "Point and Laugh Hysterically")
Rising Hegemon — Mark Halperin weighs in with some characteristically crack analysis of Sarah Palin's latest bold move. This was my favorite bit of Halperin Campaign 2008 analysis. It was so utterly incomprehensible that even Wee George Stephanapolous couldn't make sense of it. (The setup was that McCain's 2,217 houses was definitely bad news ... for Obama.) ...

Why Does Mark Halperin Have a Job?
J. Bradford DeLong's Grasping Reality with All Eight Tentacles — Res Ipsa Loquitur: Rising Hegemon: Set Phasers to "Ignore" (or "Point and Laugh Hysterically"): Mark Halperin weighs in with some characteristically crack analysis of Sarah Palin's latest bold move: http://wonkette.com/409687/halperin-everyone-not-named-sean-hannity-is-wrong-about-palin This was my favorite bit of ...

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