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Theory: Moonbat Socials

Is the flood of MSM/Leftist pressure especially noticeable around this time of year? The holidays offer a great time to gather around family and friends. Social gatherings also afford a great opportunity to snuggle up with like-minded comrades; if you are invited to all the "really important" cocktail parties.

While the left is generally fractured, self-absorbed and disorganized, Christmas 2005 can be remembered for its exceptionally strong anti-Bush, anti-religion, anti-war rhetoric on paper and on the airwaves.

Very public disagreements amongst the left, plus Bush climbing in the polls have to be the main focus for these Moonbat Socials. What better time to organize and plan offensive strategies while attending a gathering for a religious season that has no significance to the Moonbats in the first place?

News Directors, Producers, Publishers, Lawyers, Journalists, Academics, and on-air Talent are likely gathering under the banner of year-end (never called Christmas) cocktail parties. The result? A sort of collective rah-rah session with anti-Bush, anti-religion, anti-War ideas being tossed around as often as the phrase "did you see that dress she was wearing?"

Take heart FReepers, Moonbat Socials are a season thing; a product of circumstance. While many of us look to family and close friends around the Holidays, those with little regard for either are just a little more coordinated than usual.

Merry Christmas FReepers