The View co-hosts continue to spout off their opinions on the air without getting the facts straight. Joy Behar initiated the subject of Saturday’s anti-war rally in Washington, DC on this note:
Joy Behar: "There was a march in Washington against the war this weekend. And the New York Times, which is the paper of record, did not even cover it as far as I could see."
Behar apparently cannot see far enough. Although it did not make the front page, there was an article on page A-20 on the rally. Rosie O’Donnell subsequently chimed in to make up her fact.
Rosie O’Donnell: "Well, according to, you know, depending on who you ask, you know, there were either what they said in the newspaper, tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands. But they have aerial photos where you can, you know, count based on the amount of miles per square. You know, there were over hundreds of thousands of people there."
According to the New York Times, and the Washington Post, not exactly conservative newspapers, there were "tens of thousands." Perhaps Rosie took her information from Bob Schieffer.
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Yeah Rosie, kinda like your M
January 30, 2007 - 16:54 ET by bigtimerYeah Rosie, kinda like your Million Mom March eh?
That worked well for ya now didn't it?
Rosie - Million Mom March
January 30, 2007 - 18:36 ET by Gary Hall'Rosie - Million Mom March?' LOL. Interesting how you got there, bigtimer. Rosie did say .."there were over hundreds of thousands." Well, the next number over "hundreds of thousands" would indeed be a million. And I think Justin was onto something - Rosie must have taken Bob Shieffer's made up number of "hundreds of thousands" - but then, she just had to be the bigger liar.
does rosie have a high school
January 30, 2007 - 19:57 ET by buddycdoes rosie have a high school degree? nasty? yes. smart? no.
Well, you know, depending on
January 30, 2007 - 16:56 ET by MikeBWell, you know, depending on who you ask, you know, Rosie is such an, you know, authority on whatever, you know, she is talking about. We all know, you know, what intellectual heavyweights, you know, make up the coffeeklatch on The Spew. So, you know, we can accept whatever, you know, Rosie pontificates on as, you know, the truth. You know?
"A communist is someone who reads Marx. An anti-communist is someone who understands Marx." Ronald Reagan
Ha ha that's great, Mike. Ros
January 30, 2007 - 19:29 ET by HumanEventsHa ha that's great, Mike. Rosie repeatedly saying "you know" in such a short (and moronic) quote. Having to keep using "you know" as filler words is another sign of her utter lack of substance (intellectual substance, that is. We all know physically she is loaded with substance).
Are They Going To Count Every Single Person?
January 30, 2007 - 17:15 ET by emjem24It appears that Joyless doesn't read her liberal talking points very thoroughly. So disappointing since she likes to quote them all the time. Numbers? What are those? Oh, I'll add a ten here and a 100 there and voila! I have lots and lots of people that represent the ENTIRE country. You know, math in public by liberals is very embarassing. It's often quite, ummmm, unnerving to see these women try to "think" when it's really not their forte. More like spew. Ughhhh....perhaps these chicks can calculate how many abortions are conducted per day. Oh, I'm sorry, fetuses aren't humans what was I thinking. They'll use those numbers for stem cell research.
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.
Maybe 'Kelly' took that part
January 30, 2007 - 19:22 ET byMaybe 'Kelly' took that part of the paper and used it to line the kitty-litter box.
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January 30, 2007 - 19:23 ET by JnobleWhat is it with libs and speech impediments? Shrillary, just like Rosie, has always over-used the phrase "you know", the left's hero Jon Stewart stutters and stammers his way through everything, Cindy Sheehan sounds like a stoned 14 year old valley-girl....
Jn... Besides the other word
January 30, 2007 - 19:35 ET by bigtimerJn...
Besides the other word The Shrillmeister over-uses is 'ah...h..h...' in between her so-called smartest woman in the world majestic thoughts...it drives me up a tree!
Rosie's so fat, when she's st
January 30, 2007 - 19:51 ET by kathleenirishRosie's so fat, when she's standing on the corner, police mistake her for a crowd and yell, "okay, break it up now!" Maybe that's why they thought there were so many people there. A few like her hanging around.
"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
cnn finally did a head count.
January 30, 2007 - 20:05 ET by tkeefecnn finally did a head count. Found out they were all related to rosie. so after taking into account her size and girth. They did a recount of pics. With the amount of space taken up in pics and giving the body mass of rosie and her clan. They were sorry to announce that the total was closer to hundreds. SORRY ROSIE
Wonder what would be worse si
January 30, 2007 - 20:05 ET by HumanEventsWonder what would be worse sitting next to Rosie on a plane - the physical discomfort or the verbal discomfort?
Sure, Rosie, there were hundr
January 30, 2007 - 20:06 ET by ckc1227Sure, Rosie, there were hundreds of thousands.....UNTIL YOU ATE THEM!
Liberalism is the philosophy of the stupid.
Rosie
January 31, 2007 - 07:27 ET by JNaughtOne has to overlook all the hoopla now and then and give some deserved credit to Rosie. After hearing an appeal from Don Imus, she recently, without fanfare, wrote a personal check for $300,000 to the Intrepid Fallen Heros Fund for severely wounded vets of the war. Bravo Rosie!
I've looked through all of my
January 31, 2007 - 10:58 ET by Anthony WilsonI've looked through all of my conversion tables... and I just can't find out how many people are in a "mile per square."
Why does anyone watch this crap?
On Monday, www.truthout.org h
January 31, 2007 - 12:22 ET by Del DolemonteOn Monday, www.truthout.org had a screaming headline on their home page that said "hundreds of thousands march on Congress". When one clicked on the link, it went to one of these stories that said "tens of thousands". When I pointed this out in an e-mail to truthout's "Editor", they eventually changed the headline slightly-it now claims that the "hundreds of thousands" were not all in one march, but all of the marches combined. Too funny!
More "fake, but accura
February 2, 2007 - 17:32 ET by Jinx McHueMore "fake, but accurate" reporting, of course. OuttaTruth is a joke.