PMSNBC host, Wretched Madcow, seen here BEFORE her unsuccessful facial reconstructive surgery. She apparently used the same surgeon who performed Chrissie Mathews’ failed brain transplant.
Posted on 04/11/2009 10:19:24 AM PDT by pissant
Out Magazine has unveiled its 3d annual "Power 50," a compendium of the most influential gay men and women in America, and -- no surprise -- it's full of heavy-hitters who call the Bay State (or New England) home.
Topping this year's list is congressman Barney Frank, chairman of the House Financial Service Committee. At No. 4, MSNBC's Rachel Maddow -- she of the chunky glasses, whipsmart political sense, and wry wit -- who lives in Western Mass. At No. 7, it's Episcopal Bishop V. Gene Robinson of New Hampshire.
No. 23 is the tireless blogger/author/pot-stirrer Andrew Sullivan, who's racked up a couple of degrees from Harvard, and, if memory serves, has a place in Provincetown. Another Harvard guy, Chris Hughes, who help found social-networking leviathan Facebook, comes in at No. 32.
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PMSNBC host, Wretched Madcow, seen here BEFORE her unsuccessful facial reconstructive surgery. She apparently used the same surgeon who performed Chrissie Mathews’ failed brain transplant.
PMSNBC host, Wretched Madcow, seen here BEFORE her unsuccessful facial reconstructive surgery. She apparently used the same surgeon who performed Chrissie Mathews’ failed brain transplant.
A most unimpressive list. All politicians and “artist” types, a few “journalists.” No scientists, inventors, moral leaders or parents, etc. Just a humdrum collection of misfits and self-haters.
What a bunch of grumpy looking people!! My only regret is that Jodie Foster is on this list.
Well said.
With some exceptions (e.g., Jodie Foster), I would call it the Top 50 List of annoying twits.
The only relevant ones are the socialist politicians (Frank, Baldwin et al.).
I never figured Olbermann as gay. He seems to hate men and women equally. I think he’s more infatuated with his right (er, make that “left”) hand.
Blarney’s theme song:
“I with I were an Othcar Mayer Weiner
That ith what I twuwy with to be
cauth if i were a othcar mayer weiner
everyone would be in love
oh everyone would be in love
everyone would be in love with me”
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