Bernie's List Part 2

Noam Chomsky
MIT professor, linguist and barking moonbat. Chomsky is totally insane which explains his popularity among leftists. He blames every evil in the world on America.

Dan Rather
Gunga Dan. Has had a personal vendetta against the Bush family when 41 outed him for his hissy fit when he walked off the air because a sporting event cut into his broadcast. Hoisted by his own petard when he tried to unseat the President w/ the fake TANG documents. Good riddance.

Andrew Heyward
President of CBS. 'nuff said.

Mary Mapes
Barking moonbat and part of the Rather team. Waged a 10 year campaign to try and smear 43. Instrumental in ending Rather's career (for that we thank her) as well as destroying her own.

Ted Rall
America hating cartoonist. Draws racist cartoons of Condi Rice and Colin Powell.

John Edwards
Empty headed and thankfully, unemployed. Did far more damage as a trial lawyer than he does now. AKA "the Breck girl"

Al Sharpton
Odious windbag responsible for the death of several people at Freddy's Fashion Mart when he railed against "white interlopers." Local lunatic took his words to heart and firebombed the place. Also brought absurd lawsuit against State Prosecutor Stephen Pagones. Pagones was later awarded $150,000,000 judgement against his accusers.

Al Gore
Fat, bearded lunatic who became completely unhinged after he lost a bit for the presidency including his home state.

George Soros
Billionaire who dumps heaps of money on groups like MoveOn. Anyone who opposes Bush. His money makes him dangerous.

Howard Dean
Cantankerous doctor (redundant) and former goveror of Vermont. Screamed his way through a presidential run that ended in abject failure. He was deemed insane enough to head the DNC. He has shown himself to be the greatest gift the GOP ever received.

Judge Roy Moore
Dumbass judge who insisted on throwing his career away to keep a monument to the Ten Commandments in a courthouse.

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