Los Angeles Times columnists have produced several delusional doozies in the past few days.
One of the more hysterical came from Doyle McManus on Sunday ("The president's hump year; The sixth year is often tough, but Obama could triumph"). While acknowledging that "The public's initial romance with the president has faded" and that "events are in charge now," he backhandedly described Obama's presidency thus far as scandal-free.
Both ABC's Good Morning America and CBS This Morning on Tuesday covered a big win for the Second Amendment in the courts. But NBC's Today couldn't make time for the ruling by a federal judge that struck down Chicago's ban on retail gun sales. Instead, the morning show devoted almost five minutes to a new reality show about the mythological Bigfoot monster.
Both ABC's Good Morning America and CBS This Morning on Tuesday covered a big win for the Second Amendment in the courts. But NBC's Today couldn't make time for the ruling by a federal judge that struck down Chicago's ban on retail gun sales. Instead, the morning show devoted almost five minutes to a new reality show about the mythological Bigfoot monster.
Katie Couricâs upsetting the leftists again. The âgirl-on-girl culture siteâ Autostraddle was unhappy that she had to ask the inevitable âgenitalsâ questions when she had on two men on her talk show Monday who dress like women (âtrans womenâ), model Carmen Carrera and actor Laverne Cox. As might be expected, Couric promotionally titled the segment "Transgender Trailblazers."
âThe real trouble started when Couric started to ask Ms. Carrera if transitioning was painful because of all the surgery that she had to go through. Carmen looked a little confused and responded by talking a little about her nose job and breast augmentation and thatâs when Katie pounced,â the author âMeyâ complained. âShe immediately asked if Carmenâs âprivate partsâ are âdifferent nowâ and if sheâs had that surgery yet.â
Sheila Jackson Lee is also smarter than you, every day of the week.
Hell Lucrum everyone on ET is smarter than you and all the politicians you call dumb, stupid, morons etc. are smarter than you. You're the nitwit of every group you've ever been in boy.
Lucrum the nitwit
Sheila Jackson Lee is also smarter than you, every day of the week.
Hell Lucrum everyone on ET is smarter than you and all the politicians you call dumb, stupid, morons etc. are smarter than you. You're the nitwit of every group you've ever been in boy.
Lucrum the nitwit
"The New York State Legislature needs to Raise the Age of criminal responsibility, and they need to do it this year," demands the subheadline on MSNBC.com's landing page this afternoon for a story headlined, "Stop charging kids as adults." The column, co-authored by former NAACP president Ben Jealous and actress Rosario Dawson, promotes a push by the Citizens Committee for Children of New York [CCCNY] to change Empire State law so that minors aged 16 years old cannot be charged as adults.
Jealous and Dawson don't disclose to what age they believe the age of criminal responsibility should be raised, but they do include a reference to mental maturity which suggests they might be happy with it falling somewhere in the mid-20s:
