LIKE OTHER WINGNUTS, MARY MATALIN HAS BECOME UNHINGED

I noted her extremely nasty attitude before and The Root found that she's still bitter after the election.

BLITZER: The Republicans, Mary, as you know, retained the majority, the decisive majority, in the House of Representatives. So, where do you see bipartisan cooperation going, if at all?

MARY MATALIN, CNN CONTRIBUTOR, REPUBLICAN STRATEGIST: Well, it's certainly not initiated by this president. There's no record of that. Van is completely wrong. He's completely erroneous and he was there when -- I believe he was in the White House when the president said to Eric Cantor who came with all of the Republican ideas in hand, elections have consequences, Eric, and I won. He didn't include any of those Republican ideas. He had majorities in both chambers and he jammed through his own agenda. And he is -- his campaign was --

JONES: (INAUDIBLE) --

MATALIN: -- marked by malice. His campaign was marked by malice and mendacity. It was full of derision and division and destruction and distraction and distortion. I don't see how he can -- how anyone would trust him, even Democrats.

BLITZER: All right, let's let Van respond to that.

MATALIN: -- he has mow [NO] mandate for anything.

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JONES: I don't think this helps America. We've got to be able to move past this, Mary.

MATALIN: I don't care what you think, Van. And he did not have any issues mandated other than free contraceptions and taxing rich. He's got -- he's the only history in president who has -- his president in history who has a low-re-election margin and fewer electoral votes than his first time around. He won in a squeaker --

SOURCE:
CNN
November 7, 2012 Wednesday
SHOW: CNN NEWSROOM 1:00 PM EST
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BYLINE: Suzanne Malveaux, Wolf Blitzer, Jill Dougherty, Van Jones, Mary Matalin, Rob Marciano, Alison Kosik, Dana Bash, Ben Wedeman, Fred Pleitgen, Reza Sayah, Brooke Baldwin
GUESTS: Robert Reich, Gary Johnson
SECTION: NEWS; Domestic
LENGTH: 6886 words