Thanks Chris Matthews. We now know of NBC's bias against Mormons and Catholics and . . . . . . . ?

The host of MSNBC's "Hardball"
is waging war not on women,
 but on Catholics and Mormons.
ASSOCIATED PRESS 

This well-dressed liberal pundit,  one of several clowns at MSNBC,   has decided to reveal NBC's bias against both Catholics and Mormons.  

Bias: Having lost that tingly feeling up his leg, MSNBC's Chris Matthews savages GOP presidential candidates as belonging to cults. Well, at least they didn't spend two decades listening to the Rev. Jeremiah Wright.

Imagine the uproar if Rush Limbaugh had called Islam a cult. Yet there was Matthews, whose legs once twitched at every word coming from Barack Obama's teleprompter, telling fellow MSNBC left-winger Ed Schultz in the presence of the Rev. Al Sharpton that the GOP has "two RCs — Roman Catholics — running and a Mormon, so three cultists running."

Having Matthews, Schultz and Sharpton on the same show is perhaps the greatest collection of intolerant minds ever assembled, with the possible exception of when David Duke dines alone. . . . . .  finish the story here Investors.com 

Point of post:  to demand that NBC be held responsible for the idiocy of its commentators.  Matthews is as vindictive a pundit as appears on televised news.  He admits to having a "drinking problem" and is, himself,  a Roman Catholic.  His willingness to separate himself for those of like faith just to make an insulting point,  demonstrates the lack of a moral centre in this man's life.  

The "point of post" is just that simply stated . . . . NBC shares in Matthews idiocy and Matthews is a shameless rhetorical opportunist and nothing more.