Vanity: Geraldo with Jesse Ventura, Mike Huckabee, Rod Blagojevich

Fox News ^ | 03/13/2010 | Gerald Rivera

[iowamark]

I believe that this is my first true vanity. I saw the most repulsive thing on FNC tonight. I wanted to turn the channel but I couldn't. I felt like I was watching a live broadcast from Hell. It was pure evil.

Geraldo Rivera with Jesse Ventura, Mike Huckabee, Rod Blagojevich. Then for a guest they had Michael Lohan to talk about his daughter Lindsay.

It appears that Ventura and Huckabee have joined Geraldo in totally supporting Obama. Blago seems to be avoiding politics as might be wise for someone nearing trial.

[TigersEye]

It’s a pretty sad setting when Blago is the most rationale one of the bunch. Ventura is a complete rooty toot. He believes every kook conspiracy theory since the beginning of time but has no questions about 0bummer’s BC.

[chilltherats]

I saw the show. I’m no fan of Huckabee, but I did not get the impression that he supports zero in any way.

That said, Jesse Ventura has got to be the biggest political joke in America. He truly is repulsive in every respect. On top of that, he’s dumber than a bag of hammers. Even Geraldo and Blago were less disgusting than he was and I thought they seemed mildly supportive of zero, Blago more so than Geraldo.

Frankly, I don’t like any of them and I’m not sure why I watched, either. I guess I watched for the same reason people watch train wrecks.

[ansel12]

That link was not helpful, it was to his home page and a movie review.

[SvenMagnussen]

What J.D. Hayworth should have said ...

Geraldo: J.D., are you a birther?

J.D. Hayworth: Geraldo, I’m a Constitutionalist. I’m disappointed any American would become angry, disjointed or hostile to anyone else when they are asked to provide historical documentation about their life as an American.

Obama’s apology tour is working. Somehow, it has entered the mainstream American mind that birth records, education records and voting records are off limits to voters.

It’s an entitlement culture run amok, Geraldo. John McCain can’t be held responsible for his voting record. The Establishment has annointed John and he get a pass. The Establishment wants average Americans to wait until John decides to retire before real reform can begin.

[beckysueb]

Sounds like a sleazeball convention.

[Rational Thought]

The Left has done an excellent job defining the Obama past.

Sad to see that all politicians are so afraid to confront this issue, including J.D.

[HHFi]

I didn’t see this particular show, but I know Mike Huckabee quite well, both personally and professionally. And if you think he supports any part of Obama’s agenda, then someone must’ve put LSD in your Kool-Aid.

[The_Media_never_lie]

The Left has done an excellent job defining the Obama past.

BTW, when will there be an unauthorized biography of Obama coming out? I heard there are two Glen Beck unbios coming soon. I still want to know who my President is.....

[cranked]

Most idiotic show seen so far......

[SunkenCiv]

for a guest they had Michael Lohan to talk about his daughter Lindsay

Seems about right. Thanks iowamark.

[ConservativeMan55]

bttt

[pandoraou812]

Ventura is a complete rooty toot

He is & very annoying too. I can't stand his stupid tv show either. I am not really sure why I even watched ....

[iowamark]

You are quite mistaken. Huckabee has long supported amnesty for illegal aliens, government paid scholarships for illegal aliens. He said that proposals to limit welfare for illegals were “race baiting.”

Huckabees and McCains are the reason why Obama is in the White House.

[iowamark]

Maybe Huck didn’t explicitly praise Obama but he sat there with a big smile saying nothing while the others trashed America.

The Hucksters of America are even more dangerous than the Geraldos or the Jesse Venturas because he has the ability to trick the gullible that the more obviously repulsives do not.

[SunkenCiv]

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