In an interview today on her low-rated MSNBC talk show, Rachel Maddow apologized to gay congressman Barney Frank for those gay-bashing Tea Party protesters who ganged the capitol yesterday. Both Maddow and the congressman tied House GOP members to (“more than one”) slurs, Frank accusing Republican congressmen of “egging them on.” Frank called the protestors “thuggish.” Rep Frank, the only current member of congress to have operated a gay brothel in Washington, went on to say that he didn’t have much respect for “those people” anyway.
The two blathered on for five minutes about how the majority rules, which made them obvious winners, ignoring virtually every pole in the nation showing that the majority doesn’t want ObamaCare or anything close to it.
Maddow, a venomous pro-abortion and gay activist, also attacked Democrat sellout Bart Stupak for his alleged pro-life views. With MSNBC ratings already in the toilet, the network needs all the help it can get to bury the company. Of the one percent of one percent of cable viewers who watch her show, all three said they would certainly never attend a Tea Party rally after this.
Along with Keith Olbermann and Chris Matthews, Maddow (the only one of the three I’d be afraid to fight), has been alienating even mainstream Democrats with her vitriolic lambasting of anyone who doesn’t agree with her. She has slandered Rush Limbaugh with false stories, and attacked Michele Bachmann and Sarah Palin. It only makes sense that Rachel would brand an entire movement for the ill manners of a few bad apples, something she vehemently condemned when the Right called into question the conduct of Kevin Jennings. Jennings is the controversial Obama-appointed “safe schools czar,” who gave a 16-year-old boy sexual advice for an affair with a 34-year-old man.
Politico interviewed Andrew Breitbart last month, and the blogger went off on Maddow’s attacks on former Alaska governor Sarah Palin’s family, saying in part:
“The left’s Alinsky tactics — that’s you Rachel Maddow — of isolating Sarah Palin or her poor children and beating on them, beating on them, beating on them … [won’t succeed] with the tea party movement. …You can call them racists and homophobes. But those tricks aren’t working anymore, because people are saying, ‘This is ridiculous.’”
You can read and view excerpts of the interview here.
Right again, Andy. The Three Mesketeers at A Mess at NBC are a sorry lot, and Maddow is most inept by far. Wait. Did I say that? Screeech!
I am, however, concerned for Rachel’s personal safety. ObamaCare will be law tomorrow, and I know you’re excited. But please stay away from the hospitals. We wouldn’t want to see you trampled by the doctors stampeding out of the profession.
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