Posted on 03/29/2007 9:33:13 AM PDT by God'sgrrl
Channel surfing this morning, I came across the View’s opening segment. Please understand, this is not an overly dramatic statement. I honestly became teary eyed listening to the anti-American hate coming from the mouths of celebrities on ABC. Rosie O’Donnell angrily, wildly, ranting and raving about 9/11 conspiracies. Rosie defending Iran and the Middle East. Rosie going on and on our President. Marcia Gay Harden calling the USA primarily imperialistic. It never seemed to end… and the audience loved every minute of it. It was more than I could bear. Yes I could change the channel. But it’s getting out of control. All over, it’s getting out of control.
Conservatives need to wake up NOW! Libs can make up garbage and influence anyone for their own gain....
Sigh. I don't know what to say about Rosie except for the obvious. Intellectually speaking, she is a disgusting, vacuous pig. She is a proud bigot and racist. She openly hates and vilifies those who so selflessly defend her rights to free speech and freedom in general. She shows psychotic endearment towards those who would skin her alive. She exhibits every trait of a violent fascist incensed by a lack of real power. Complete lunacy brought to you daily by ABC.
Heh. I heard Chris Mathews on his show last week, Imus asked if he ever went to Iraq. He said was supposed to but got sick and couldn't go. What a sniveling, pudgy, little coward.
Today Deirdre and Don tried to weasel out of going because a "drug resistant Tuberculosis strain was ravaging the soldiers" and Don's health was too fragile. Col. Jack Jacobs shot that down. There is no TB among the soldiers. So we will see what the next excuse is! Imus is the white Jesse Jackson; a shakedown artist par excellence. He could go free if he wanted.
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