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The Twenty Most Annoying (and STUPID) Liberals 2002!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
The Twenty Most Annoying (and STUPID) Liberals 2002!!!!!!!!!!!!!
20) Ed Asner: If there's any sort of anti-war gathering that the
"stars" are participating in, you can expect Ed Asner to show up
somewhere. Yes, crusty, old Lou Grant somehow managed to be a
prominent member of the "Not In Our Name" crowd and the "Artists
United to Win Without War" despite being a D level celebrity who can
only get parts like the voice of an airedale terrier in the children's
movie "Here's Looking at You, Kid." If only Asner could fade into
obscurity gracefully instead of saying things like...
Defining Quote: (On the American people) "They're sheep. They like him
(Bush) enough to credit him with saving the nation after 9/11. Three
thousand people get killed, and everybody thinks they're next on the
list.
The president comes along, and he's got his six-guns strapped on, and
people think he's going to save them." -- Ed Asner
19) Amiri Baraka: Let's face it, poets are annoying to begin with. But
anti-semitic liberal poets? They're off the charts on the annoyance
meter -- especially New Jersey Poet Laureate Amiri Baraka . Here are
few lines from his now infamous poem, "Someone Blew Up America."
Who knew the World Trade Center was gonna get bombed Who told 4000
Israeli workers at the Twin Towers To stay home that day Why did
Sharon stay away?
Not only did Baraka continue to insist that urban legend he stuck in
his poem was true, he showed himself to be completely nuts in an
interview with Connie Chung. Here's some of the paranoid ranting from
Baraka that Chung's audience was treated to...
Defining Quotes: (Baraka on 9/11) "Well, here's the point. My
intention was to show that not only did Israel know, because Israel --
we're talking about 9/11 -- not only did Israel know, but the United
States knew. Bush and company..." -- Amiri Baraka
"You're saying that Israel and the United States knew..." -- Connie
Chung
"And Germany. -- Amiri Baraka
"...that these attacks were going to occur?" -- Connie Chung
"And Germany and France and Russia and England. And this is
confirmed." -- Amiri Baraka
18) Sean Penn: Now how could we have a list of annoying left-wingers
without mentioning Spicoli? This week, Penn has been playing useful
idiot for the Iraqis. He spent three days puttering around Iraq
meeting Iraqi flunkies like some sort of 4th rate Bono. Then when his
trip was over, the Baghdad Online News Service claimed, "he [Penn]
confirmed that Iraq is completely clear of weapons of mass destruction
and the United Nations must adopt a positive stance towards Iraq"
which Penn quickly denied. Maybe the peacenik
image Penn is trying to project helps him pick-up women at cocktail
parties, but the rest of the planet wishes he'd spend more time making
his mediocre movies and less time trying to be a cheap Ghandi
knock-off.
Defining Quote: "I think that people like the Howard Sterns, the Bill
O'Reillys and to a lesser degree the bin Ladens of the world are
making a horrible contribution." -- Sean Penn
17) Woody Harrelson: A lot of Hollywood stars love to go to Britain to
shoot their mouths off about the United States. Woody Harrelson is a
prime example. He wrote an insane column about what he would do if he
were President that was published in the Guardian. Some of Woody's
ideas included shutting down all nuclear power plants, reviving the
Chemurgy movement, and cutting the defense budget in half in the
middle of a war. Sheer brilliance!
Woody also went nuts in a cab and had to be run down by 14 British
cops, praised Steve Earle for writing a flattering song about traitor
John Walker Lindh, and called George Michael "brave" for making an
Anti-war/Anti-Blair/Anti-Bush pop song.
Defining Quote: "The war against terrorism is terrorism. The whole
thing is just bullsh*t." -- Woody Harrelson
16) Norman Mailer: Like several other vitriolic celebrities, addled
coot Norman Mailer spent a good portion of the year in Britain giving
stupendously irritating interviews to left-wing British papers. In
Mailer's
case, he seemed particularly sympathetic to the terrorists who killed
almost 3000 people on 9/11...
"The key thing is that we in America are convinced that it was blind,
mad fanatics who didn't know what they were doing. But what if those
perpetrators were right and we were not? We have long ago lost the
capability to take a calm look at the enormity of our enemy's
position." -- Norman Mailer
"The WTC was not just an architectural monstrosity, but also terrible
for people who didn't work there, for it said to all those people: 'If
you can't work up here, boy, you're out of it.' That's why I'm sure
that if those
towers had been destroyed without loss of life, a lot of people would
have cheered. Everything wrong with America led to the point where the
country built that tower of Babel, which consequently had to be
destroyed. And then came the next shock. We had to realize that the
people that did this were brilliant. It showed that the ego we could
hold up until September 10 was inadequate." -- Norman Mailer
When he wasn't sucking up to al-Queda, Mailer found time to criticize
patriotism in America. Hey Norman, do us a favor and stay in Britain
-- no one's going to miss you here.
Defining Quote: "America has an almost obscene infatuation with
itself. Has there ever been a big, powerful country that is as
patriotic as America? And patriotic in the tinniest way, with so much
flag waving? You'd really think we were some poor little republic, and
that if one person lost his religion for one hour, the whole thing
would crumble. America is the real religion in this country." --
Norman Mailer
15) Jesse Jackson: Like shower mildew or toenail fungus, Jackson never
really seems to go away no matter what happens to him. Whether he
calls New York "Hymie Town", births a kid out of wedlock, or has an
incredibly embarrassing book written about him, Jackson somehow
manages to keep springing back into the limelight every time a TV
camera gets in his vicinity.
That being said, Jesse didn't have the great year. Pretty much
everybody trashed him for criticizing the movie "Barber Shop", Jessie
Lee Peterson from BOND has been publicly ripping him all year long, &
Jackson had to call off a meeting with the terrorist group Hamas
because they murdered a several Americans right before they were
scheduled to speak with him. Fortunately, Jackson's power is on the
wane and hopefully he won't even make this list next year. Since
Jackson was such a joke this year, that should be reflected in his
defining quote...
Defining Quote: "Jesse Jackson is upset about scenes in the new movie
"Barber Shop." I guess there's some jokes made about civil rights
leaders like himself and Rosa Parks. Rosa was asked about the movie
and said she was upset - but it wasn't because of the scenes, it was
because she went to the theater to see it and the place was full and
she couldn't find a seat." -- Jay Leno
14) Michael Moore: Few people play faster and looser with the facts
than Moore. But no matter how many times he gets busted fudging
numbers or just making things up, it doesn't dent his popularity on
the left. From his hastily removed, "Years From Now They'll Call It,
'Payback Tuesday'' article that predicted big Democratic wins in 2002,
to his complaints that the media is against him despite having the
International Documentary Association name "Bowling for Columbine" the
best documentary ever made, Moore never ceases to annoy.
Defining Quote: "Every would-be oppositionist in the country has lined
up to blow Moore every since he put out the amazing film Roger and Me,
anointing him as a leading political figure and a brilliant creative
mind even though he's been an unfunny, egomaniacal blowhard for over
ten years now. Moore wears his dissident credentials not on his
sleeve, but on his head and his waistline: his mesh baseball cap and
fat body are now the leading brand-ID marker for political discontent
among the narrow, incestuous "enlightened
left" demographic." -- From The Beast, Most Loathsome People in
America, 2002
13) Gore Vidal: Crazed lunatic Gore Vidal said so many outrageous
things that you only need to read some of his quotes from a single
interview to see that he deserves a spot on the list...
"The government] plays off [Americans'] relative innocence, or
ignorance to be more precise. This is probably why geography has not
really been taught since World War II -- to keep people in the dark as
to where we are blowing things up. Because Enron wants to blow them
up. Or Unocal, the great pipeline company, wants a war going some
place." -- Gore Vidal in the LA Weekly
"The current junta in charge of our affairs, one not legally elected,
but put in charge of us by the Supreme Court in the interests of the
oil and gas and defense lobbies, have used first Oklahoma City and now
September 11 to further erode things." -- Gore Vidal in the LA Weekly
And here's Vidal's master stroke of idiocy...
Defining Quote: "Well, he (Bush) might as well have been bombing
Denmark. Denmark had nothing to do with 9/11. And neither did
Afghanistan, at least the Afghanis didn't." -- Gore Vidal in the LA
Weekly
12) Harry Belafonte: Harry Belafonte ripped into Colin Powell earlier
this year and for all intents and purposes called him a "house
n*gger". Listening to a washed up loser like Belafonte criticize
Powell was a joke. Powell is the son of an immigrant who received a
Purple Heart and the Bronze Star in Vietnam, became the chairman of
the Joint Chiefs of Staff, helped plan out the Gulf War, and became
the first black Secretary of State. On the other hand, Belafonte is
most famous for singing "Banana Boat (Day-O)" in 1956. In the game of
life, Belafonte couldn't carry Powell's jock strap. But as per usual
when Conservative blacks are attacked, it was up to the right to
defend Powell while the left and the Civil Rights Establishment either
ignored Belafonte's attacks or nodded along like bobblehead dolls. How
typical of the left to turn a blind eye to this sort of idiocy...
Defining Quote: "There's an old saying. In the days of slavery, there
were those slaves who lived on the plantation and were those slaves
that lived in the house. You got the privilege of living in the house
if you served the master... exactly the way the master intended to
have you serve him.
"Colin Powell's committed to come into the house of the master. When
Colin Powell dares to suggest something other than what the master
wants to hear, he will be turned back out to pasture." -- Harry
Belafonte on Colin Powell.
PS: Could this video be what actually made Belafonte so angry?
11) Bill Clinton: Foreign policy failure Bill Clinton has a lot of
nerve publicly giving George Bush advice about how to handle the war
on terrorism. The current Palestinian Intifada started on his watch,
North Korea revealed that they lied to Clinton and kept their nuclear
program going, the "Black Hawk Down" incident happened in Somalia
while Clinton was in charge, China stole a lot of military technology
from us, Clinton turned down an offer from Sudan to hand over Bin
Laden back in 96, and very little was done about
terrorism or Iraq during Clinton's eight years in office. Now that
Bush is trying to clean up all the messes Clinton left him, it seems
like we can't go a week without Bubba handing out foreign policy
advice to the Bush administration. Then there was Clinton's assertion
that the GOP "got a majority in the South" because of racism and
perhaps the most obvious lie I've ever heard a politician tell...
Defining Quote: "The Israelis know that if the Iraqi or Iranian army
came across the Jordan River, I would personally grab a rifle, get in
a ditch and fight and die." -- Bill Clinton at a Jewish fundraiser in
Toronto this
summer.
10) Tom Daschle: Even Bill Clinton didn't stick his finger up in the
air and go whichever way the polls seemed to be leaning as often as
Tom Daschle did this year. Plus, he always seemed to be "disappointed"
as a kid who got nothing but socks for Christmas. You knew Daschle was
"disappointed" because he talked about how "disappointed" he was
constantly, usually with something the Bush administration was doing.
Then there was his claim that Bush was "politicizing" the war (as if
Daschle wasn't) and his outburst on the Senate floor about Bush
correctly pointing out (although he was talking about the Homeland
Security Department, not the war) that the Democrats were, "not
interested in the security of the American people." Last but not
least, there was Daschle's laughable attempt to demonize talk radio by
claiming that he was getting death threats because Rush Limbaugh
called him an "obstructionist"...
Defining Quote: "When I was accused of being an obstructionist, there
was a corresponding and very significant increase in the number of
issues (threats) that my family and I had to deal with." -- Tom
Daschle
9) Cynthia McKinney: Ah, there are so many reasons to detest Cynthia
McKinney. First and foremost among them was her suggestion that George
Bush stood by and deliberately allowed 9/11 to happen so "(p)ersons
close to this administration" could make money.
"We know there were numerous warnings of the events to come on
September 11th...What did this administration know and when did it
know it, about the events of September 11th? Who else knew, and why
did they not warn the innocent people of New York who were needlessly
murdered? What do they have
to hide? Persons close to this administration are poised to make huge
profits off America's new war."
Then when the stridently pro-Palestinian McKinney got into a tough
primary race, anti-Semite Louis Farrakhan was trotted out to campaign
for her. The day before McKinney went down in flames, her father was
asked why things weren't going well for his daughter's campaign. His
reply was, "Jews have bought everybody. Jews. J-E-W-S." McKinney will
not be missed.
Defining Quote: "Ding Dong, The Witch Is Dead!" -- The headline that
went up on RWN when McKinney lost her congressional seat.
8) Ted Rall: The words, "bad natured punk" describe Ted Rall as well
as any. What else can you say about a guy who made fun of the widows
who had husbands murdered in the 9/11 attacks? Rall even took what
appeared to be a direct shot at Daniel Pearl's wife in the cartoon.
Then there was his insane column suggesting that the GOP killed Paul
Wellstone. Apparently this sort of crass lunacy pays off since Rall
has his cartoons carried by the New York Times and his columns carried
by Yahoo.
Defining Quote: "By the way, (here's a) money-saving tip for Ted
Rall's syndicate: Just lock a fatherless 8th-grader in a room with
nothing but a black crayon and a copy of The Communist Manifesto. The
results will be just as publishable." -- Jim Treacher On Ted Rall
7) Bruce Ratner: On 9/11, three firefighters, Dan McWilliams, George
Johnson and William Eisengrein, raised an American flag in the
wreckage of the WTC. It was a memorable, touching act that that
resonated with the American public. That's why many people thought
that a statue depicting that moment was an appropriate first memorial
to the 343 fire fighters and emergency medical personnel who died at
the WTC site.
Then the donor for the statue, Bruce Ratner, ruined everything by
insisting that the memorial had to feature one white, one black and
one Hispanic instead of the three men who actually raised the flag.
Because of his insane political correctness, Ratner managed to turn
what should have been a heart-warming memorial into an ugly,
race-related controversy. Eventually, because of the outcry from the
public, that memorial to political correctness, not the brave people
who died, was abandoned.
Defining Quote: "If they wanted to make this kind of monument, they
could've taken the Twin Towers, and could've had the people lined up
around it, all the emergency workers, all the ethnic groups in that
monument, sort of like what they did with the Vietnam Memorial
Monument down in Washington, DC.
With this, they took an actual picture of what happened and changed
the ethnic background just out of political correctness. You know
what, that's wrong." -- An anonymous fireman quoted by National
Review.
6) David 'Bin' Bonior (D - Iraq) and 'Baghdad' Jim McDermott (D -
Iraq): What can you really say about two Democratic Congressmen
running around in Iraq telling the world that Saddam Hussein can be
trusted and George Bush can't? It was unconscionable for Bonior and
McDermott to have been in effect
doing free public relations work for a murderous tyrant like Saddam
Hussein even though they knew that our military forces were going to
be putting their lives on the line fighting against Saddam in the
upcoming months.
Defining Quotes: "I think the president would mislead the American
people" -- Jim McDermott in Iraq
"They said they would allow us to go look anywhere we wanted and until
they don't do that, there is no need to do this coercive stuff where
you bring in helicopters and armed people and storm buildings.
Otherwise you're just trying to provoke them into war." -- Jim
McDermott in Iraq
"We've got to move forward in a way that's fair and impartial. That
means not having the United States or the Iraqis dictate the rules to
these inspections." -- While in Iraq, David Bonior forgets which
country he
respresents and tries to be impartial.
5) Al Gore: In all of my life, I've never heard someone incessantly
whine as much as Gore did about the 2000 elections. Gore talked about
how unfair it was that he lost in interviews, while he was campaigning
for Democratic candidates in 2002, and it even came up over and over
again in the episode of Saturday Night Live he did. It was so bad that
I wished someone, Bill Clinton, Tipper, Janet Reno, anyone, would grab
Gore by the lapels, shake him and scream, "You lost the election! Get
over it already you big baby!"
Couple Gore's incessant complaining with his flip-flops on national
health care and the invasion of Iraq, along with his shrill carping
about the Bush administration and you have one annoying lefty. Gore
even went so far as to call the Taliban a "fifth-rate military power"
in one of his rants which inspired Charles Krauthammer to respond as
follows...
Defining Quote: "The tone of the speech is best reflected in Gore's
contemptuous dismissal of the U.S. victory in Afghanistan as
"defeating a fifth-rate military power." If the Taliban were a
fifth-rate military power, why didn't the Clinton-Gore administration
destroy it and spare us Sept. 11?" -- Charles Krauthammer
4) The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals: This group of frothing at the
mouth lefties have a history of making dumb rulings. In fact, they're
the most overturned appeals court in the country. Well, they really
stepped into a buzzsaw when they declared that the Pledge of
Allegiance was unconstitutional because it contained the phrase "under
God." In response to their ruling, it seemed as if almost the entire
country went nuts. The
outcry was so loud that the Senate voted 98-0 "expressing support for
the Pledge of Allegiance." The furor grew so quickly that Circuit
Judge Alfred T. Goodwin stayed the ruling the next day.
Defining Quote: "What's next? Will our courts, in their zeal to
abolish all religious faith from public arenas, outlaw 'God Bless
America' too?" -- Rep. Roy Blunt
3) The Wellstone Memorial: Not in recent memory has there been a
spectacle like the Wellstone Memorial. At the nationally televised
service, Trent Lott, Rod Grams, and Jesse Ventura were booed, upbeat
music was played, political speeches were given, and there were even
beach balls being bandied about by the crowd.
The fallout from the service was enormous. Jesse Ventura was so
offended that he appointed an Independent to fill out the rest of
Wellstone's term instead of a Democrat as he'd planned to do earlier.
Furthermore, so many Minnesotans were offended by the Memorial that it
probably cost the Democrats Wellstone's seat in the Senate. My guess
is that Terry Mcauliffe was largely responsible for that fiasco, but
absolutely no one was willing to accept credit for planning the
service.
Defining Quote: "If Paul Wellstone's legacy comes to an end, then our
spirits will be crushed and we will drown in a river of tears."...To
U.S. Rep. Jim Ramstad, R-Minn., "You know that Paul loved you. He
needs you now...Help us win this race." -- Rick Kahn speaking at the
Memorial Service
2) Barbra Streisand: If the top twenty list would have been based on
nothing more than reader opinion, Babs would have won in a landslide.
Streisand made the biggest splash with her obnoxious memo to
"Congressman ***** 'Gebhardt'. In that classic memo, she misspelled
several things including Gephardt's name & speculated that the
"logging industry" (among others) was pushing Bush to go to war with
Iraq.
Streisand was also was busted less than a month later making another
humiliating error. See if you can spot the mistake from this screed
posted on foreign policy expert Barbra Streisand's web page...
Defining Quote: "A Republican/Conservative candidate trying with
fading hopes to unseat respected Democratic Congresswoman Carolyn
McCarthy made a last-ditch effort to win headlines by devising ads in
which she blatantly misquoted Barbra Streisand, fabricating outrageous
quotes and completely misrepresenting Ms. Streisand's deep opposition
to the Iranian dictator, Saddam Hussein. An Associated Press
correspondent brought the ads to the attention of Ms. Streisand's
representatives Tuesday, October 15, requesting comment"
1) Jimmy Carter: When Jimmy Carter was the POTUS, he destroyed the
economy, crippled the military, gave away the Panama Canal, pandered
to Yasser Arafat, and stood helplessly by while Iran was taken over by
pro-terrorist Islamic radicals who immediately took American hostages.
Yet, Carter has spent a large part of this year very publicly giving
George Bush foreign policy advice. Uh -- no thanks.
Earlier this year, Carter went to Cuba to pal around with Fidel Castro
while declaring that the Bush administration was lying about Cuba
having biological weapons. Carter also blamed Israel for creating
"intense feelings of animosity in the world" because of the "inability
of Israel to live in peace with its neighbors." Jimmy has yet to
comment on whether the Jews in Germany were responsible for the
Holocaust because of their "inability to live in peace with (their)
neighbors."
Notably, Carter also received a Nobel Peace Prize. Part of the reason
why he received it, the biggest part I'm guessing, was simply to spite
the Bush administration...
Defining Quote: "(The 2002 Nobel Peace Prize) should be interpreted as
a criticism of the line that the current (U.S.) administration has
taken. It's a kick in the leg to all that follow the same line as the
United States." -- Nobel Committee Chairman Gunnar Berge on giving
Jimmy Carter the Nobel Peace Prize
Honorable Mentions: Madeline Albright, Robert Altman, Alec Baldwin,
Martha Burk, Robert Byrd, James Carville, Noam Chomsky, Hilliary
Clinton, Maureen Dowd, Steve Earle, Danny Glover, Ted Kennedy, Paul
Krugman, Terry Mcauliffe, Neil Rogers, Al Sharpton, & Ted Turner.
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