My NewsBusters item last week previewed how Sunday's then-upcoming episode of the L word, Showtime's drama series about lesbians in Los Angeles, would feature the “Unauthorized Abortion of W,” a sculpture of a woman's body with an exposed womb displaying George W. Bush's adult face with each of his hands holding onto a rocket labeled “U.S. Air Force.” The rockets were angled to suggest they represent forceps. The preview on which I based my posting (video in the earlier NB item) only displayed the exposed womb in a woman's body. The full scene aired Sunday night showed that the figure was made to look just like Barbara Bush, with an American flag blindfold, and with the suction end of a vacuum cleaner just below her crotch.
Video clip (1:40): Real (2.9 MB) or Windows Media (3.3 MB)
In the January 28 episode (which will re-run several times this week), university chancellor “Phyllis,” played by Cybill Shepherd, warns “Bette Porter,” the dean of the university's art school played by Jennifer Beals, that big potential donor “Skip Collins,” who is coming for a visit, is quite conservative: “Conservative is a little left of where he is. He and George W. grew up playing G.I. Joes together.” So, Bette Porter asks “Jodi Lerner," an “artist-in-residence” played by Marlee Matlin, to hide anything in her sculpture studio which would upset Collins. Instead, she puts the Bush abortion sculpture in the center of the art studio. When Porter pulls her aside to complain, Lerner lectures: “My understanding was that you wanted me to capitulate to some asshole's reptilian politics to get money out of him and that I will never do.”
Lerner then announces to Collins: “This is called the 'Unauthorized Abortion of W.' Some of the most powerful student work I've seen.” Collins, seeing the sculpture with a vacuum cleaner at its base, fires back: “It's an abomination and an abuse of university funds.” Porter pleads with him: “Look Skip, don't you think, really, that the primary purpose of a university is to provide a safe haven to explore ideas and expand boundaries?” Collins: “Not on my dollar.”
After Collins storms out, Lerner urges Porter to “give him the speech about how the impressionists were met with the same response when they debuted their work in Paris in 1874.”
—Brent Baker is Vice President for Research and Publications at the Media Research Center





















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Classy stuff... I hope they
January 29, 2007 - 17:00 ET by dervishClassy stuff... I hope they finish the theme more realistically and show "Jody" applying for her NEA grant.
Difference
January 30, 2007 - 11:06 ET by cvgbuckeyeIf anyone wants a perfect example of the difference between Conservatives and liberals; there now you have it. Enough said.
Beyond crude, rude, tasteless
January 29, 2007 - 17:01 ET by kathleenirishBeyond crude, rude, tasteless, offensive and downright mean. If I were Barbara Bush, there would be more than one face punched in. That's the only response that can even come a little close to the provocation of these pigs. Who the hell do you think you are, using this lady in such a disgusting way?
"He who has a thousand friends has not a friend to spare, and he who has one enemy will meet him everywhere" -Ali ibn-Abi-Talib, 4th Islamic Caliph
Foul writing from foul minds.
January 29, 2007 - 20:06 ET by Andrew H.Foul writing from foul minds.
Liberalism is a convenient lie.
Yup, the conservative's polit
January 29, 2007 - 17:07 ET by TheDeuceYup, the conservative's politics are 'repitilian', but they sure as hell loved his money.
The 'nuance' of the left...UGH.
May these filthy people who m
January 29, 2007 - 17:13 ET by bigtimerMay these filthy people who made this crap burn forever...and Showtime for putting it out.
How low are the evil people in this country going to descend...every time you think you've heard or seen it all from the leftists the devil comes up with more pure evilness.
Disgusting, despicable...absolutely deplorable.
My anger at this filthy slimy tripe cannot be felt with words here...
What a disgrace to a former First Lady and a serving President...filthy filthy slimy dirty b*stards.
If Barbra Bush has a way to sue, I would do it, for every single penny these people and Showtime has...big-time!
These people are pure shameless swine.
Bigtimer, I'm pretty sure B
January 29, 2007 - 17:31 ET by Rupert CadellBigtimer, I'm pretty sure Barbara Bush would have no case.
Whoever referred to this as "meant to provoke" was spot on. I think you're giving exactly the reaction that the producers wanted from the right. Rather than act indignant and offended, and condemn the creators to the fiery bowels of hell, I think it would be more interesting to write about what a sad, empty gesture the aborted George sculpture is. Utter provocation, devoid of content.
Don't give this spectacle the satisfaction of outrage.
RC...Can't help myself...it i
January 29, 2007 - 17:38 ET by bigtimerRC...
Can't help myself...it is outrageous.
Below contempt.
Good point, Rupert! I'd encou
January 29, 2007 - 17:50 ET by Mica the MagnificentGood point, Rupert!
I'd encourage the producers to show us 'abortions' of famous people who actually supported abortion throughout the years. We can start in Hollywood and segway to the N.O.W., on to the screaming supporters . . yes! I see a 30+ year daily segment here!
Great idea Mica...but that wi
January 29, 2007 - 17:59 ET by bigtimerGreat idea Mica...but that will happen when pigs fly.
Pigs do fly. You don't think
January 29, 2007 - 18:04 ET by HumanEventsPigs do fly. You don't think Hillary got to Iowa by car do you?
The media even showing what an unborn baby looks like inside the womb will also be as likely to happen.
HE,Actually, I thought it was
January 29, 2007 - 18:08 ET by Dave RHE,
Actually, I thought it was a broom. :-)
HE...As to your first line...
January 29, 2007 - 18:09 ET by bigtimerHE...
As to your first line....LMAO!
As to your second, seriously I do think the technology we have now and word of mouth has changed views of many young women/men over the years...which I am very happy for.
Correct Dave!And absolutely,
January 29, 2007 - 18:19 ET by HumanEventsCorrect Dave!
And absolutely, bigtimer. The truth about abortion gets out through alternative media, thank God. But the MSM, who do all kinds of in depth reports (eg. Time magazine with detailed illustrations about various scientific processes and functions of the human body) have never even shown what the unborn look like. A glaring proof of their pro abortion agenda.
HE... Also I was very surpri
January 29, 2007 - 18:25 ET by bigtimerHE...
Also I was very surprised at the show National Geograhic had about twins/multi babes in the womb about three weeks or so ago...it helps people wake up and educate them some...even though it was done through computer it was very effective.
Well I'm pro-choice and wou
January 29, 2007 - 18:06 ET by Rupert CadellWell I'm pro-choice and wouldn't vote for Bush if he was running against a gay illegal immigrant with prison tattoos, but I think that imagery like the Bush Abortion just lowers the level of discourse about 200 notches. It marginalizes everyone who has something intelligent and relevant to say about these issues. It makes it look like anyone left-of-center thinks that way, which is insulting and inaccurate.
It's just such a sad little cheap shot. Shame on showtime; they had the courage to make a show centered on lesbianism (good for them) but then they plaster idiotic stereotypes all over it (thanks for nothing).
RC...Surely you jest... When
January 29, 2007 - 18:29 ET by bigtimerRC...
Surely you jest...
When it comes to voting for an illegal immigrant before Bush...
Are you related to tumbler by any chance? (Just joking I think)
I respect your honesty though.
BT, it's true, I'm jesting.
January 29, 2007 - 18:50 ET by Rupert CadellBT, it's true, I'm jesting. I think most prominent Americans who say, out of some sense of liberal guilt, that they don't have any problem with illegal immigrants would eat those words if we just opened up the border. I was just being hyperbolic to demonstrate that I reeeaaally don't like W.
Rupert...Okaaay...you may of
January 29, 2007 - 18:53 ET by bigtimerRupert...
Okaaay...you may of just stated that fact ya know what I mean?
bt,Ultimate justice for the a
January 29, 2007 - 19:02 ET by Dave Rbt,
Ultimate justice for the abortion-at-any-price crowd is going to be when the day comes that we find out that the person who would have grown up to discover the cure for aids was aborted as an "unviable cell mass."
And to think some people don't believe God has a sense of humor.
How would we ever find that
January 29, 2007 - 19:04 ET by Rupert CadellHow would we ever find that out? What if the person who would have found that cure died when we bombed Baghdad (for the sake of argument)?
Oh puhleeeze Rupert.You want
January 29, 2007 - 19:16 ET by bigtimerOh puhleeeze Rupert.
You want to argue...go over to Iraq and pray for him/her would ya.
Take Code Pink and half of the Senate with ya.
Rupert,Judgment day, that's w
January 29, 2007 - 19:47 ET by Dave RRupert,
Judgment day, that's when. If you don't believe that we are all going to be held to account, you'd better hope you're right.
I doubt very seriously that one of those terrorist types that bought it in Iraq was going to stumble upon the cure for aids. I've seen the videos, and they just didn't look the type.
Besides, maybe we got the one raghead who was planning to set off a nuke in the middle of San Francisco, or New York or D.C.
What sadly is required
January 29, 2007 - 22:26 ET by UnsaneFor Rupert Cadell to "get it", the United States MUST lose a city.
"HAV3 TH3 BRIDG3S OF INSANITY B33N CROSS3D AND FOR3V3R R3TRACT3D???." - Meshuggah, "3ntrapm3nt", from Catch Thirty Thr33 (2005)
Once again, I nominate San Fr
January 30, 2007 - 00:03 ET by MikeBOnce again, I nominate San Francisco, Boston, and New York City, in that order.
"A communist is someone who reads Marx. An anti-communist is someone who understands Marx." Ronald Reagan
Why, because they're sooooo
January 30, 2007 - 08:22 ET by Rupert CadellWhy, because they're sooooooooo Un-American?
By the way, I'll bet you the Gipper never took the time to read Das Kapital.
Bigtime, what, I'm not allowe
January 30, 2007 - 08:17 ET by Rupert CadellBigtime, what, I'm not allowed to use wordplay and humor? Everyone else gets to,
Cf. The "pigs can fly" joke on this board.
Rupert,I am curious as to why
January 29, 2007 - 20:00 ET by msh1973Rupert,
I am curious as to why you are pro-choice? I always love to hear the rationalization one makes when discussing life and when it begins.
What about a mime?
January 29, 2007 - 20:11 ET by Carl KolchakWell I'm pro-choice and wouldn't vote for Bush if he was running against a gay illegal immigrant with prison tattoos
That's actually pretty funny Rupert.
Now in all seriousness though, what about if a candidate had all those qualifications and was a mime. Would you still vote for that person or W?
"I've always been crazy, but it's kept me from going insane" Waylon Jennings
What's he miming? Is it the
January 30, 2007 - 00:07 ET by Eric TurnerWhat's he miming? Is it the stupid "inside a box" routine? If so, then definitely not.
Ok, how am I supposed to put that together handily Rupert?
January 30, 2007 - 03:33 ET by SportPoliticsOk, how am I supposed to put that together handily Rupert?
They've gone too far and lowered the debate 200 notches, but...you raised the bar with " ... wouldn't vote for Bush if he was running against a gay illegal immigrant with prison tattoes."
Ok, offense intended, because then you go on to PRETEND that you are some centrist normal person( and have been pretending). No, indeed you are just the type of person that would put on the Barbara with mini GWB vaccuum abortion TV show clip, and after doing it, say it was to make a point, as you did above.
Yeah, you're them, and you've proven it. Here's your reminder, you doofus.
" ... wouldn't vote for Bush if he was running against a gay illegal immigrant with prison tattoes."
Of course, that was just you expressing what a republican really has in his or her mind ?
Whatever, you have no excuse, you're busted, and just as much a charlatan as the next democrat or liberal, which of course are one and the same today.
Wow, SportPolitics, I wish
January 30, 2007 - 08:15 ET by Rupert CadellWow, SportPolitics, I wish you could go one post without demonstrating how childlishly you think.
"some centrist normal person"? Whatever that's supposed to mean, but I haven't yet hidden my values anywhere on this site. You clearly want people to wear color-coded nametags that say "Conservative (Good)" and "Liberal (Baaad)," but gee whiz SP, this is political discourse, not Dune. So forgive me for not breaking down into histrionics over a television show that was designed to make us do exactly that. What exactly is wrong with watching it (as everyone is apparently doing here) and discussing what a pathetic attempt at being a provacateur it actually is? By the way, when did I say it was "to make a point"...as far as I know, I gave it unqualified disapproval.
As I said to Bigtimer, yes, I do "jest." I was illustrating how much I find Bush objectionable by hypothetically putting him up against the most un-electable composite Straw Man I could think of. Get it? Wordplay? Exaggeration?
Try reading slowly so you don't embarass yourself SP. Or at least, try to be dignified in your reply.
Michael Moore = Ann Coulter = Rosie O'Donnell = Sean Hannity. Idiocy is not partisan.
Collins: "Not on my doll
January 29, 2007 - 17:14 ET by TheDeuceCollins: "Not on my dollar.'
This comment, above all others, shows the superior logic of the conservative in this episode. The liberal assumes they simply deserve the money, to hell with producing something of which the DONOR approves.
Is the purpose of a univeristry really to 'provide a safe haven to explore ideas and expand boundaries'? And, even if so, does that include using public (here private against the wishes of the donor) funds to produce objectionable displays?
Collins: "Not on my doll
January 29, 2007 - 17:15 ET by TheDeuceDouble yer pleasure...oops.
Collins: "Not on my doll
January 29, 2007 - 17:15 ET by TheDeuceI know, I know...the relative newbie lurker done triple posted. Sorry about that, my little droogies.
Would you be suprised to knwo
January 29, 2007 - 17:25 ET by BurgherWould you be suprised to knwo showtime is owned by CBS. I wish I had a contact number.
This was absolutely uncalled for, but i suppose the sniveling little brats that produced, wrote, directed and acted in this episode are still peeing themselves with laughter.
This is the absolute desecration of the motherhood of Mrs. Bush.
I'm a well informed follower
January 29, 2007 - 17:35 ET by The Wicked ConservativeI'm a well informed follower of politics for the most part. I can destroy any of my misinformed friends in a debate on liberal vs conservative principles. Though they just devolve into shrill howler monkies (that's how I know I've won). I found this site on a link from Drudge and immediately became hooked. I signed up eagerly awaiting my chance to deposit my two cents. Now I can't even come up with something to say more often than not. How do you respond to this kind of pervasive hatred without degrading yourself to their level. How do you combat this level of hipocrisy? How do you combat this level of revisionist history. How do we combat the liberal stranglehold on American education and media. This garbage that even networks like Showtime now have to make a political statement has caused me to cancel my cable subscription for my childrens sake. (seriously..I just did it today). Sorry if this is a little random, I just needed to rant.
The only thing evil needs to succeed, is for good people to nothing about it.
TWC...Great post as far as I
January 29, 2007 - 17:42 ET by bigtimerTWC...
Great post as far as I am concerned.
Btw...If I hadn't got disgusted with HBO and showtime eons ago for the most part...I would of cancelled today for sure after seeing this disgusting filthy despicable crap.
Rant on Wicked Conservative...this deserves one....I wasn't even going to post today until I saw this before I turned the PC off.
Pillars of Salt! All of 'em
January 29, 2007 - 17:47 ET by rimskyPillars of Salt! All of 'em.. and they walk amoung us.
thank you. i just called an
January 29, 2007 - 17:59 ET by buddycthank you. i just called and cancelled my showtime package. becuase i was on a promotion it actually cost me money to cancel it but i did.
there has to be some common sense and decency in the media. where has it gone?
Great idea, buddyc. I get
January 29, 2007 - 18:47 ET by dervishGreat idea, buddyc. I get Showtime as part of some package or another myself.
Like the man said: "Not on my dime."
"Vacuum" is what de
January 29, 2007 - 18:08 ET by mattm"Vacuum" is what describes the area between the ears of those who created this idiocy and those who broadcast it.
Yeah, this is real sophistica
January 29, 2007 - 18:09 ET by Chris NormanYeah, this is real sophisticated art. How old is the out-patient who created this atrocity? How much bile does one have to have inside to produce such things? This is pathological hatred defined.
The dogs bark, but the caravan moves on.
- Arabian Proverb
This is pathological hatred
January 29, 2007 - 18:13 ET by bigtimerThis is pathological hatred defined.
To the umpth degree Chris!
Well stated!
I'm surprised I found any wor
January 29, 2007 - 18:16 ET by Chris NormanI'm surprised I found any words, bt. Now, cue the people who come on this board to say that it "got us talking about the show". Grrrrrr.
The dogs bark, but the caravan moves on.
- Arabian Proverb
Chris......and I'll double y
January 29, 2007 - 18:21 ET by bigtimerChris...
...and I'll double your Grrrrr!
LOL!
Since my wife died I have h
January 29, 2007 - 18:16 ET by Right2thePointSince my wife died I have had our tv locked on the cartoon channel for my handicapped son.
Perhaps I was wrong it it was more to protect me.
R2tP... Now there's a good po
January 29, 2007 - 18:19 ET by bigtimerR2tP...
Now there's a good point if I ever heard one!
BT I thank you for your respo
January 29, 2007 - 18:51 ET by Right2thePointBT
BT I thank you for your res
January 29, 2007 - 18:52 ET by Right2thePointBT
I thank you for your response.
I have not seen this example of what today passes for entertainment.
I have also seen the Sundance Festival has crossed the line to beastiality.
Well at least they are now at the outer edge. They have gone there and they can pat themselves on the back.
I hesitate to think if which form of depravity they will use next.
I cant help it that I have
January 29, 2007 - 18:22 ET by Right2thePointI cant help it that I have to give notice like AJStrata did to the loss of Debra Orin.
Their are good things in our life and there are some things that are better.
She was one of the best.
http://tinyurl.com/3...
R2...Man my heart sank this m
January 29, 2007 - 19:27 ET by bigtimerR2...
Man my heart sank this morning about five AM when I heard Debra Orin died...I shed my tears...she was one of the best and will be missed greatly by me.
That is how I felit about B. Olson when she died in DC during 9/11
God bless the woman and all she stood for!
May she rest in peace....
BTI am almost by birth a Ba
January 30, 2007 - 03:13 ET by Right2thePointBT
I am almost by birth a Baptist but I went today out of respect for my wife down to my towns cathedral to light a candle for this woman today.
If I lived another 30 years which I will not and were to be sitting in my rocking chair watching my 200 inch holographic TV, I would be unlikley to be blessed with a similiar presence.
She is not the only one out there, I know it in my heart of hearts. In fact I have met some of them and it burns me to no end that they are not shared. But some do not find it in their interests to bring them to the surface. What a pity.
Yep... another example of dis
January 29, 2007 - 18:42 ET by AJYep... another example of disrespect shielded by the theory of "artistic freedom". Yep...
some times, my ear plugs aren't enough to block out liberal manure.
Well, all of you here have po
January 29, 2007 - 19:22 ET by BlondeWell, all of you here have pointed out almost everything there is to say about this disgusting piece of trash. And I agree with most everything said here.
But no one has commented about this:
After Collins storms out, Lerner urges Porter to “give him the speech about how the impressionists were met with the same response when they debuted their work in Paris in 1874.”
The same response? Hardly. Yet these liberals try to make some sort of moral equivalence argument, yet again.
Disgusting.
Finally, IMO, the only thing worthwhile about the french was the french impressionist movement. Anything after that time, not.
More evidence there, in and
January 29, 2007 - 20:25 ET by AJMore evidence there, in and of itself... libs warping history for political gain.
some times, my ear plugs aren't enough to block out liberal manure.
I did a last eye-roll for tha
January 29, 2007 - 23:52 ET by kathleenirishI did a last eye-roll for that comment. Also, who do they think they are, comparing crap like this abomination to French Impressionist painters?Liberals are arrogant, ignorant gobshites.
"He who has a thousand friends has not a friend to spare, and he who has one enemy will meet him everywhere" -Ali ibn-Abi-Talib, 4th Islamic Caliph
Could not agree more kath.(As
January 29, 2007 - 23:56 ET by bigtimerCould not agree more kath.
(As stated in my previous posts above already.)
“give him the speech about
January 29, 2007 - 20:54 ET by Jack Bauer“give him the speech about how the impressionists were met with the same response when they debuted their work in Paris in 1874.”
That's right!
I remember reading about that when I saw Claude Monet's famous painting The Abortion on the Grass (L'abortion sur l'herbe).
Liberal's. They're just so darned nuanced and sophisticated.
What is it about abortions and liberals? It is a rite of passage for them?
Yep, it's a silent oath they
January 29, 2007 - 20:59 ET by Clear thinkerYep, it's a silent oath they take. They have to in someway be responsible for the death of an innocent child via abortion before they can be labeled a liberal. If the numbers are any indicators, a lot of them have passed the test.
Lowlife scum!
This is..
January 29, 2007 - 21:23 ET by DeepSouthFarRightthis is nothing but pure, unadulterated evil. Our civilization is no longer in decline, it is in free-fall. God help us all.
The L word
January 29, 2007 - 21:35 ET by nkviking75Obviously the L word is.... LOSERS!
In junior high, I made my sol
January 29, 2007 - 22:40 ET by GoldenEagleIn junior high, I made my sole trip to New York City, taking part along the way in an obligatory visit to the UN. Amongst their sculptures on the grounds is the famous one that shows a revolver with the barrel tied in a knot. You can argue about the intentions of the artists if you want, and you may even disagree with the political insinuation, but the piece itself is not objectionable and presents a point of view in a manner that encourages responsible debate and progression of human nature.
Compare that to the abortion sculpture. It makes me think of the stories regarding how Nazi propaganda, whatever form they used, was so powerful in hate that it caused women to orgasm. No thought comes from this type of art. The only rational response is rage, whether you are for or against. It is akin, in some degree (not equating), to the emotions experienced amongst witnesses to a lynching. There are people who watch in a state of catatonic jubilation, while others are equally terrified and angry.
The simplest recourse is to terminate your services with Showtime. I don't subscribe to them anyway because their programming overall is pitiful. You could take it a step further and go after their parent, CBS. Remember, the Super Bowl is on CBS this year. If a boycott was sufficient enough, it would be devastating to their network. That is not likely, of course. Wish it could be like Super Bowl I when 2 networks carried it.
GoldenE...So do I!This is abs
January 30, 2007 - 00:23 ET by bigtimerGoldenE...
So do I!
This is absolutely beyond the limits of sanity.... this is not what we have given blood sweat and tears for from the beginning of our country in any way shape or form.
Despicable.
As an aside I was going to take a break from my addition to NB's today, just checked in to see if anything new before turning off PC and saw this at the top...I have been furious since.
Then to learn CBS owns Showtime on top of all this!
My oh my what to do!
This is beyond the scope of anything this country stands for....the devil is definitely in the details here.
Evil...pure evil.
You do NOT go after someone's
January 30, 2007 - 00:11 ET by CrimsonfistedYou do NOT go after someone's mother. Cancelling Showtime for this. Disgusting.
WhatAMaroon
The childish liberal game, TV spots included.
January 30, 2007 - 03:57 ET by SportPoliticsThe childish liberal game, TV spots included.
I LOL'ed when I read the actual show included a vaccuum cleaner nozzle placed just so. Of course, for the democrats, it's all a big joke up front, and outwardly a massive propaganda machine, in this case with an attendant "historical lesson", whereby the flaming demcorat hater BDS artist suggests to swing that "close minded" republican with a reminder from the dark ages, or whatever.
I think the libs ( democrats - one and the same ), have a big silly kick over this kind of stuff, but it of course colors their mind, attitudes, and actions for a long time afterwards. We see the result with all the whining bobblers chanting on about the parties getting along, in between all their ridiculous attacks and smears and rumor spreading and "citing BS as if they were facts" crap.
My mind goes to the Chris Matthews on TV show drooling thread. I can picture Matthews watching this and having his evening thrill, and then moving into his standard lies about the Libby case, and having his 15-20 minutes of his Sunday show Bush bashing, then saying, as they zoom into David Gregory bobbing up and down in a close up fake laughing at the camera, " We were just kidding around having some fun."
Well, eventually all the kidding becomes the raging hatefest that all the bobblers are whining about. There isn't a chance in HE double toothpicks that the democrats would give up their joke machine, or their smear departments, or their after pretending it was all funny, repeating it, and then not pretending and believing it's dead serious.
They've learned how to lie, lie often, lie a lot, and say most of it is kidding around, excuse it, do it again, claim they weren't serious, then attack with dead seriousness and make it all " historical context" while they issue their next faux complaint, or their babbling stupidity that they somehow now believe to be true.
When Joe Wilson lied and claimed he had a personal send off from Cheney, then lied and claimed Cheney "read the report" he never made ( it was a vocal debriefing), it of course it was not Cheney's plan to "cover up the fact that they ordered the investigation" as Chris the drooler Matthews claimed, but in fact a way of correcting Wilson's lies.
In the end it doesn't matter, because we have expert liars and fools out front in the media, and I don't know if they are that stupid, or just that full of it and don't care. It's probably a combination of it all : too dumb to know better, partisan enough that knowing better doesn't matter, and finally not giving a darn, since they've convinced themselves haphazardly that their enemy ( republicans ) does it all the time.
Ok, doesn't have much to do with a Barbara Bush full sized demolib abortion fantasy doll on a national TV show, but the same ignorant attitude prevails in the ranks of the democrats. I'll bet the line about sending the conservative a certain history lesson is repeated on cspan by a democrat on the house floor within the week, in a very arrogant, and self justified fashion, wether or not the demolib has any clue what they're talking about.
Showtime And The Gay Agenda
January 30, 2007 - 10:38 ET by emjem24Just love how the MSM will use gays to prop up their attacks against Pres. Bush. Personally, I've never watched this show and don't wish to. I love how the MSM caters to gays at every opportunity and shamelessly promotes them. Don't these people know that liberals don't give a flying leap about them and that they are just another part of the cultural cesspool that now exists in this country? One of the significant reasons for why our society and culture are stuck in the gutter is because we're constantly bombarded by gay messages of tolerance and it's okay to be gay. Not when gays deep inside know that no one trully accepts them or believes they're right and never will be.
The difficult we do immediately; the impossible takes a little longer. Air Force Motto
emjem says: When your brain's stuck on liberalism it self-destructs.
Cybill Shepherd...worse and worse all the time...
January 30, 2007 - 11:11 ET by Guy Arthur ThomasThink back to the '80's, one of America's greatest decades. And think back when television viewers were discovering Bruce Willis on the series, Moonlighting , who co-stared with the already known Cybill Shepherd from 1974's The Last Picture Show (though a few small movie parts later how remarkably relevent the title of the picture is regarding Shepherd's career).
It is interesting to watch how the positive and upbeat Willis achieved and succeeded while the bitter, angry, resentful, and petty Shepherd not only sat on the sidelines but when called back into the game failed miserably.
And like typical liberal blamers and raging misfits, she has decided to align herself with all that is left, people like her who find amusement in degeneration because they hate social order. These are people who reject genuine authority, principles of respect and the higher ideas of civilization that enable humanity to not just exist but live with enough harmony and compatibility that they can work together and achieve. Cybill, however, is not an achiever but a blamer and a whiner.
But if you wish to see the real face of Cybill Shepherd rage, discontent and bitterness behind the mask of Hollywood make-up, try this one on for size...Cybill Shepherd.
If you claim to be a conservative, please don't disgrace yourself and conservatism by thinking and arguing like a liberal. Go Rudy!