What is it about leftists and their hate-hate affair with America?
RadioOrNot.com host Nicole Sandler, formerly of the justifiably defunct Air America Radio, has upped the ante on libtalker Bill Press, who vented about his visceral loathing for the national anthem, and chirpy MSNBC weekend host Chris Hayes, who sniffed in disdain at the notion of fallen soldiers as "heroes." (Audio clip after page break).
Heck, Sandler hates the nation as a whole, not just its venerated secular hymn and most selfless warriors.
Here is Sander filling in for liberal soulmate Randi Rhodes on Tuesday, the eve of Independence Day, and elaborating on her hatred for the good ol' US of A --
I've made no secret of the fact that since Air America went off the air I've been struggling. You know, that was my last steady paycheck. January, well it was before then, Jan. 21st 2010 was when Air America went off the air and at that time they owed me about, you know, a month's worth of pay. So, it was about a month before that that I got my last steady paycheck. (This while Air America was paying former host Rachel Maddow for nothing more than to rebroadcast her MSNBC show).
.... And although I do all these odd jobs and thank God for Randi and the fill-in work I get here, it's tough to make ends meet. And I told you that I pay through the, yeah, for health insurance, about $1,200 a month with a two hundred, a two thousand dollar deductible before the insurance company even kicks in a dime. So that stretches me to my limits, if you know what I mean. And I had something I needed to go to the doctor, but honestly I put it off because I still had to meet the deductible. And in a bit of a crying fit, I screamed out I hate this G**-damned country! How can I live in a place that let's people go broke because they get sick?! How is health care not a basic human right? Well, you know what? Last week we took a step towards making this country a better place. Burt we still got a long way to go, a long way to go.
At risk of stating the obvious, it might be time for Sandler to consider another line of work.
(h/t, Brian Maloney at Radio Equalizer)
