When the first glint of light appears beneath the right nostril of MSNBC's Chris Matthews, during another of his bellowing yet sedentary ramblings about Dem frontroller Bernie Sanders, it's an amusing moment. One empathizes, even – who has not been forced to deal with the sudden runny nose that comes only when everyone's looking? Then he licks the snot off.
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