Comments on: I’m Stuffed

By: josephdietrich

josephdietrich — Sat, 13 Oct 2007 14:29:17 +0000

That boxing match thing is hilarious, and I like how it inadvertently highlights how out-of-her-league Malkin is: She would be crazy to debate someone who actually knows what he’s talking about on health care, just like Ezra would be crazy to box someone who is good at boxing. The apparently unnoticed difference by that mouth-breather Robbie is that Ezra didn’t complain on his blog about how no wingnut was willing to fight him mano-o-mano, while Malkin did complain on her blog about no moonbat wanted to debate the merits of healthcare.

Man, the things pathetic dipwads will do for a chick they think is hot.

By: The Democratic Daily

The Democratic Daily — Sat, 13 Oct 2007 03:54:06 +0000

Al Gore Has Made His Commitment…

There’s still a lot of buzz flying about Al Gore and ‘08, which is rather sad in my opinion, because the focus should be on the issue that propelled the Nobel committee to award the Nobel Peace Prize to Gore and the IPCC.
FAUX News reports…

By: greg

greg — Fri, 12 Oct 2007 22:22:33 +0000

I was going to mention Coulter’s latest remarks directly, but what’s the point? That’s the most outrageous thing she’s said this week, but she says this outrageous shit just to get people riled up. The rantings of Ann Coulter are the intellectual equivalent of Fear Factor. You know it’s crap, but people tune in anyways just to see what kind of disgusting crap they come up with next. For me, the shock value has worn off. Now it’s just boring.

The truly offensive thing is that she’s ratings bait for television producers who long ago gave up any pretense about keeping their viewers well-informed. Any program that books her has as much a right to consider itself “news” as The Daily Show. Sure, it’s about the news, but the news is just used as a set-up to the main event, ideologues yelling at each other. It’s junk food for the brain.

By: JB

JB — Fri, 12 Oct 2007 21:23:40 +0000

And you left out Coulter’s bizarrely inappropriate comments about “perfecting” non-Christians.

Because she follows the teachings of Jesus so closely.

By: K Ashford

K Ashford — Fri, 12 Oct 2007 18:18:14 +0000

You’re stuffed?

She got an unsolicited email (supposedly) from a neighbor of Frost’s, so — like the “journalist” she is — she reports it as fact, while regurgitating some already debunked “facts” about the Frosts.

I think she wants more attention, even if it’s negative.