RATS of a feather and all that... do I really have to say it???
Posted on 09/24/2011 5:06:26 PM PDT by antidemoncrat
Bill Maher and controversial filmmaker Michael Moore defended singer Tony Bennett’s earlier comments this week that America “caused” the Sept. 11 attacks.
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Sun rises in east......
Nice goin’, Tony...some real classy company you put yourself into, there.
I would have been shocked if they didn’t.
Muck Faher.
Specifically, Bill Clinton.
gah! Tony Bennett is insane, too?! Would have thought someone his age wouldn’t be so...stupid.
My gastroenterologist has told me that turds most often are excreted in groups of three.
Passing a turd like Moore-on would kill ya.
RATS of a feather and all that... do I really have to say it???
Why would anyone care what these two pukes have to say?
Both are brain dead publicity hounds.
Yeah, well unfortunately for them, Tony Bennett backed off the comment and apologized for it.
He may have left his heart in San Francisco, but he left his brain in the toilet.
Tony Bennett is an old crackpot senile mummy....
Would that not make Ron Paul a loser, as well, given he asserts the same?
Lets all hope and pray that this unholy trinity if stupidity continues with their loud and public displays and truthers all the way thru the next election.
All this can do is demonstrate how unhinged and idiotic the Left has become and the co-called leaders of the Left do nothing to correct their remarks so it makes it seam as though they agree with these dipshirts.
This confirms rumors that Tony left his BRAIN, not his heart, in San Francisco...
Now if we can get these idiots to go on TV and back the Food Stamp President, that might help our cause.
so America caused 9/11?
I guess we should expect them to blame BJClinton any time now...
waiting...
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