What a pathetic and ridiculous example of what is wrong with the MSN. She probably scoured the crowd looking for someone like that ass so that she could paint the picture to make it appear that the whole crowd of protesters was like that idiot. That’s not journalism, it’s “mind-think” propaganda.

It would not surprise me a bit if that was an ACORN plant. It’s just too damn convenient that that putz was near the camera.

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@MataHarley

I think the teabaggers have got a point and the rallies is good local action at it’s best but it would be easier if they hadn’t focused on teabags – as it does having an amusing (or disgusting!) metaphor. Did they even have teabags back during the times of the Boston Tea party? I remember suggesting doing something based on the Trojans and using that title for a game until it was pointed out to me that Trojans mean something else in the States.

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Missy, knowing Curt’s attitude toward schizophrenic personalities…. aka sock puppets… I shall take the liberty of acting on his behalf in his absence, and issuing Curt’s famous “you’re outta here” buh-bye to liberal dud/orion/joe.

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@joe:

And the dolts at MSNBC and CNN have been giggling about teabagging all week, they aren’t even pretending to be professionals.

No wonder FOX womped them in the ratings last night.

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joe the joke says:

“…at one of the events who bought the lies?”

What lies?

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Hi Jeff,

Thank you for reading my blog. Sorry if you misunderstood my comments. This is what I meant:
Even if she is Jewish, she has been raised in America where we have lived under a capitalist system with Judeo-Christian values(until recently). She should be grateful and thankful to be able to prosper in this country, to have a job and to earn a good living because of this system.

And then she turns around and acts like that on TV. She has the right to do that but it did not show well on her but maybe at CNN she got a raise. Still, she needs to understand that she is who she is because of the country where she has been raised and given these opportunities. She has a debt with this society and she is acting un-American!. Freedom is not for free.

Imagine if she grew up in Saudi Arabia. First, she wouldn’t be on TV unless she was covered; Her son, husband or father would have to drive her to work. Moreover, she wouldn’t be talking to this man since he is not her husband. Finally she would have never be who she is today.

Most Americans, hard working ones that love and respect people, would have never acted this way. What a shame to her parents! She could have been so much more than a liberal TV announcer for CNN.

PS: Her taxes are going to go up so much more than mine next year, specially with that new CNN pay raise she got yesterday(she will pay for it, let’s hope)

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Wow, Fox goes on and on about the Tea Parties for weeks to the point of almost sponsorship and Hannity rails about Ayers and Wright almost nighty (including last night) and you complain about CNN interviewing morons at one of the events who bought the lies?

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@Scrapiron,

I’ve been dying to bring up a certain interesting coincidence concerning Nancy Pelosi’s name and certain physical “features,” but figured I’d look like a real heel if I set the whole thing up. However, since you made the necessary reference:

“Now you know what the goattee is”

it’s no wonder to one of the nation’s largest immigrant communities that Nancy Pelosi should have any hint of a goatee, sideburns, or other “furry” outcroppings. Her last name (Pelosi) in Italian means “Hairy.”

Sometimes it comes in handy to know a couple of other languages.

Jeff V

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Vitamin J, she didn’t find it offensive at all. There’s a vid to that effect.

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I wonder how offensive Susan Roesgen thought it was when the left was calling President Bush a Nazi, Baby Killer, Fascist, etc. etc.

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