[Mr. Mojo]

O'Reilly just mentioned this incident on The Factor a few minutes ago, and maintained that the caller "disrespected the office of the Presidency" by calling Dhimmi Jimmy out in such a manner.

[oceanview]

yes, its the next segment.

in a way, its too bad the caller went "to the max" like that - it would have been better if he had engaged Carter regarding his Iranian policy years ago, and his embrace of dictators worldwide.

[SkyPilot]

and maintained that the caller "disrespected the office of the Presidency

In a way I can see his point, but respect is a two way street. Ex-Presidents who act so irresponsibly (like Carter and Clinton) deserve our indignation. They are not kings.

God is to be respected. The Constitution should be respected.

If they want the "respect of the office of the Presidency", they should act like it.

Carter wallowed in bitterness and attacked Reagan and both Bush Presidents while they were in office!!!". Wasn't that not "respecting the office of the Presidency?"

Then we had Bill Clinton, masturbating into the oval office sink.

Lovely people these Democrats.

[guido911]

For the most part I like O'Reilly--particulalry when he addresses the issue of abused kids. There are those times, however, where he gets so preachy and condescending that he disrespects the opinions of those watching his show.

[CommieCutter]

Hasn't Jimmy "direspected the office of the Presidency" for years??

[archy]

O'Reilly just mentioned this incident on The Factor a few minutes ago, and maintained that the caller "disrespected the office of the Presidency" by calling Dhimmi Jimmy out in such a manner.

It will be particularly ironic if both Carter and O'Reilly are in New York at the time an Iranian nuke goes off there.