Posted on 04/04/2014 5:08:34 PM PDT by nickcarraway
Today, in fights we would pay to watch, Bill "Papa Bear" O'Reilly, who's listed at six-foot-four, has challenged New York City Mayor Bill "Sandinista" de Blasio, who has a slight edge at six-foot-five-and-seven-eighths. Or rather, O'Reilly has guaranteed victory in what could be the first battle of the coming class war.
In front of a friendly home crowd at Long Island's Church of Saint Mary, O'Reilly, along with fellow Fox News hosts Megyn Kelly and Brian Kilmeade, delivered a rousing three-part sermon before taking audience questions, Gawker's J.K. Trotter reports. "Have we reached the point where there are more people on the free ride for example, the people on the free ride getting welfare than those who are actually working for a living?" asked someone who'd obviously already made up his mind. "It's growing," O'Reilly told the choir. "I'm hoping we can reverse that, but it's growing."
"I don't personally know the people who think somebody else should support them," said Megyn Kelly. "Everybody I know works hard, and has come from a family who works hard."
"I want to introduce you to de Blasio," quipped O'Reilly, delighting the crowd.
Kelly added, "The thing is, you work so hard, and you finally start earning some money, and you have people like de Blasio telling you you're not paying your fair share, that youre somehow bad, that you need to pay more, and you haven't earned it.
"I want to beat him up," said O'Reilly in a flat affect, to what sounds like a standing ovation. Seriously, folks it's a fair fight. Let's make this thing happen. For charity, or whatever.
And he’s been mayor for how long and it’s already starting???
Who doesn’t?
Bare knuckle bout - or, even better, MMA.
Let NYC experience the full “benefit” of its poor choice of a mayor.
Right - I read about it almost immediately after he was elected. If NYC thought that Bloomberg was an idiot, just wait ......
So ironic ... sort of like going from Lenin to Stalin with the Bloomberg to De Blaisio communist power transition.
Bill de Blasio VS Bill de Blovio
“...this is what those fools voted for.”
Or actually failed to vote against. I’ve read that only about 20% of voters voted. Which astonishes me very much. New Yorkers ought to realize how important their mayor is, it’s often said it’s the second most important elected office in the country after POTUS. And, for whatever reason, you can probably make that case. How many NYC mayors have become household names, esp. compared to other mayors, not to mention govs, senators and veeps.
I do not get what happened there.
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