Ahhh, the Blubber Bellied, Needle Dicked moron chimes in. You don't care that a public figure is an admitted pedophile? Why am I not surprised? Speaking of which, go give your wife and daughter(probably one and the same) 60 seconds of Gas Bag Banging...Slapping-silly90)):flies::bigfinger:madasshol:Countdown:fckmad::finger::carto1710:kissingbb
Ahhh, the Blubber Bellied, Needle Dicked moron chimes in. You don't care that a public figure is an admitted pedophile? Why am I not surprised? Speaking of which, go give your wife and daughter(probably one and the same) 60 seconds of Gas Bag Banging...Slapping-silly90)):flies::bigfinger:madasshol:Countdown:fckmad::finger::carto1710:kissingbb
Where Sick Pedo Nugent got the term Subhuman Mongrel, No surprise at all. http://www.politifact.com/punditfac...litzer-ted-nugent-used-nazi-terminology-subh/
[FONT=arial, helvetica, clean, sans-serif]Janeane Garofalo referred to his administration as the 43rd reich, f[/FONT]ollowing the 2004 elections, singer Linda Ronstadt attacked not only Bush, but all newly-elected Republicans, saying, "Now we've got a new bunch of Hitlers."
BTW, if you want to get into some more of the hate-filled rhetoric spewed out by the left, we can get into things said by Al Gore, Bill Maher, Alan Grayson, etc. It's much worse coming from the left.
White liberals are really amazing, constantly bullying anyone and everyone, until one stands up to them, and they try to play the victim.
How many campaign events did Garofalo host? Ronstadt? For what candidates? You're missing the point that the Vile Nugent can say what he wants on Youtube, or at any gathering of loons he pleases, just like Garofalo or Rondstat can. BUT when he is at a campaign stop, introducing someone who wants to the the Governor of a state, that at least right now is part of the US(we can only hope that changes), you're held to a different standard. If you call the President a Sub Human Mongrel, the Governor wannabe you're introducing is endorsing that by using you in that manner, unless he STRONGLY denounces it, and rejects any contact with you, which the Governor wannabee has not done as of yet.
Please spare me any comparison of the hate filled rhetoric spewed out from the left. You have a 24 Hour News network which regularly calls the President a Communist, a Socialist etc, and regularly have guests which question where he was born.
Host? Nugent introduced a guy running for Governor. Of course Garofalo did host a show on Air America, along with Rachel Maddow and now Senator Al Franken. She was also a frequent guest on Keith Olbermann's show (would you like to look at things he said about W?), as was Barack Obama.
If you want to talk about hate filled rhetoric, look no further than the daily kos. It's basically a competition among liberals of how low can you go. Sadly, left heavy hitters don't denounce that, they regularly attend the yearly convention that it has.
There is a big difference between fox news contributors and former presidents, vice presidents, governors, etc.
Again, show me the Campaign Stops that Garofalo, etc hosted, and for what candidates, and you'd have some equivalency with what Nugent did for the wannabe Texas Governor.
Hosting a Radio Show??? The Vile Rush, Hannity, Levin, and countless other far right wing loons host radio shows which are a non stop Obama hatefest. C'Mon Josh, you're better than this. But if you're defending, in any way, Ted Nugent calling Obama a Sub Human Mongrel, and hosting a campaign Stop for a Governor candidate, and said Governor candidate lacking the guts and decency to denounce Nugent, and IMMEDIATELY disassociating himself from him, then maybe I'm wrong and you're not better than this.
Okay, how about her hosting a campaign rally for Gov. Howard "I hate Republicans" Dean, later chairman of the party? Al Franken was there too.
I'm not just saying she was a radio host, but she worked closely with Franken and Maddow, neither distancing themselves from what she said. The difference between Rush, Hannity, Leven, etc, is that they're not politicians. The modern playbook on how to smear your opposition was written by the Clinton administration, even going as far as hiring private investigators to look into the personal lives of republicans to smear them. Lanny Davis admitted that they crossed a lot of ethical lines in trying to demonize their opposition.
No, I'm not defending Nugent. I am pointing out that this type of stuff has been coming from the left for years with no fanfare, and the the term "subhuman mongrel" is said and the left is screaming. Maybe the problem is the phrase. I bet if Clinton had called someone that, the democrats in congress would have written up their own impeachment papers.
Rachel has no obligation to distance herself from anyone, she's not a Politician. If Howard Dean didn't denounce any similar Garafalo phrase to Nugent's, when he was running for office, and she hosted a campaign stop, he was in error, and should have been called out. Yes, the problem is the phrase.
You'll get zero disagreement from me on the disgusting tactics that the Clintons have used since the early 90's. That's precisely why I know Obama is better vetted than any recent President, and why all the ridiculous charges against his personal origin are laughable.
Gee, if the child molester admits he went too far...
Ted Nugent apologizes, sort of, for calling Obama 'mongrel'
By Mark Z. Barabak
February 21, 2014, 10:54 a.m.
Ted Nugent is sorry.
Sort of.
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After several days of controversy surrounding his foray on the Texas campaign trail, the rocker/right-wing agitator expressed regret for using the words “subhuman mongrel” to describe President Obama.
“I did cross the line. I do apologize -- not necessarily to the president -- but on behalf of much better men than myself,” Nugent said Friday in an interview with Ben Ferguson, a Dallas-based conservative talk radio host.
Nugent said he regretted “using the street-fighter terminology of ‘subhuman mongrel’ instead of just using more understandable language, such as ‘violator of… the Constitution.... the liar that he is.'”
The 65-year-old “Motor City Madman” campaigned this week alongside Texas Atty. Gen. Greg Abbott, forcing the GOP gubernatorial front-runner to defend their association after Democrats publicized some of Nugent's more pungent remarks, including the slur against the president last month at a Las Vegas trade and gun show.
An Abbott spokesman said that while the candidate did not always endorse or agree with the language Nugent used, he appreciated his “forceful [advocacy] for individual liberty and constitutional rights.”
Other Republicans, however, were quick to denounce Nugent, including Texas Gov. Rick Perry, Arizona Sen. John McCain and Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul, a likely GOP presidential contender in 2016.
“I will try to elevate my vernacular to the level of those great men that I’m learning from in the world of politics,” Nugent said in the call-in interview with Dallas station WBAP.
http://www.latimes.com/nation/polit...a-slur-20140221,0,3757905.story#ixzz2u1IbUcOW
Ted Nugent apologizes, sort of, for calling Obama 'mongrel'
By Mark Z. Barabak
February 21, 2014, 10:54 a.m.
Ted Nugent is sorry.
Sort of.
Rocker Ted Nugent stirs controversy in Texas governor's race Rocker Ted Nugent stirs controversy in Texas governor's race
Obama backs away from a Republican budget priority Obama backs away from a Republican budget priority
Democratic governors join Obama in push for higher minimum wage Democratic governors join Obama in push for higher minimum wage
After several days of controversy surrounding his foray on the Texas campaign trail, the rocker/right-wing agitator expressed regret for using the words “subhuman mongrel” to describe President Obama.
“I did cross the line. I do apologize -- not necessarily to the president -- but on behalf of much better men than myself,” Nugent said Friday in an interview with Ben Ferguson, a Dallas-based conservative talk radio host.
Nugent said he regretted “using the street-fighter terminology of ‘subhuman mongrel’ instead of just using more understandable language, such as ‘violator of… the Constitution.... the liar that he is.'”
The 65-year-old “Motor City Madman” campaigned this week alongside Texas Atty. Gen. Greg Abbott, forcing the GOP gubernatorial front-runner to defend their association after Democrats publicized some of Nugent's more pungent remarks, including the slur against the president last month at a Las Vegas trade and gun show.
An Abbott spokesman said that while the candidate did not always endorse or agree with the language Nugent used, he appreciated his “forceful [advocacy] for individual liberty and constitutional rights.”
Other Republicans, however, were quick to denounce Nugent, including Texas Gov. Rick Perry, Arizona Sen. John McCain and Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul, a likely GOP presidential contender in 2016.
“I will try to elevate my vernacular to the level of those great men that I’m learning from in the world of politics,” Nugent said in the call-in interview with Dallas station WBAP.
http://www.latimes.com/nation/polit...a-slur-20140221,0,3757905.story#ixzz2u1IbUcOW
A pathetic liar with (very much justified) low self esteem, who feels the need to brag on an internet forum about his "accomplishments?" Yeah, you keep that self delusion, Blubber Belly-now, run along and give Daughter/wife Gas Bag Slapping-silly90))Loser!@#0azzkick(&^^^
:madasshol:trx-smly0:kissingbb:bigfinger:Countdown:fckmad::finger:some good 'ole needle dick lovin', as befits a man who endorses pedophilia...
