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5. I think you're giving him far too much credit.

Fri May 5, 2017, 04:50 PM

May 2017

But that is certainly an interesting interpretation.

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Lots of reasons to hate Chris Matthews, but... [View all] Atman May 2017 OP

I can barely watch him. Mad-in-Mo May 2017 #1

I don't. Atman May 2017 #3

I think he means something else. madaboutharry May 2017 #2

I think you're giving him far too much credit. Atman May 2017 #5

Come sit next to me, dear n/t cyclonefence May 2017 #6

As in Johnny one note. Says same thing over and over wasupaloopa May 2017 #7

Maybe he is confused with one note pony rock May 2017 #8

Maybe he's a fan of Tenacious D... Wounded Bear May 2017 #9

Cute, But Somebody Got There First Leith May 2017 #12

To each their own; it's all "one-note wonders" around here. procon May 2017 #10

I've never heard the term until his commercial. Atman May 2017 #13

Google is chock full of the phrase. procon May 2017 #14

Well, they're all using it wrong! Atman May 2017 #15

I Googled it. I am correct. Atman May 2017 #16

The Oneders! The_Casual_Observer May 2017 #11

One Note Samba canetoad May 2017 #17

I play that song. Great tune. panader0 May 2017 #18

Hey panderO canetoad May 2017 #19

Guitar---I have around 12. panader0 May 2017 #20

I cant' understand how anybody can take him seriously. BigDemVoter May 2017 #21

A mashup of two common idioms? sl8 May 2017 #22