Mike Malloy
Prior to his radio program, Malloy was a news writer with CNN from 1984 to 1987, and editor of the weekly Atlanta newspaper Creative Loafing. He occasionally contributes opinion pieces to the Huffington Post.
OOOOOH! We get a mention;
““Now, you don’t believe, gentle listener, that these Free Republic, Limbaugh, Drudge Report suck-heads are not completely mad? They’re completely insane? And you know who is the perfect personification of this madness, is their new darling, Sarah Palin....I can look at Sarah Palin and look at her eyes and see a total collapse of anything that even resembles reality. This is a woman who is absorbing more and more and more of her own life force, if you know what I mean by that. She is eating herself alive. She honestly is starting to believe what the brain-dead teabaggers and birthers and, and — ‘Obama’s health care plan is to murder old people’ — what — the adulation and the praise and the cheering that they heap on this crazy psychopath, when she makes a public speech. And I’m hoping, I’m praying, while I — I don’t pray — while I hope that Rush Limbaugh will choke to death on his own throat fat, I also hope that Sarah Palin will drive herself completely, completely into madness, and I think the possibility truly exists.”
— Mike Malloy, The Mike Malloy Show, July 28, 2009. [MP3 audio]”
Mike Malloy
Prior to his radio program, Malloy was a news writer with CNN from 1984 to 1987, and editor of the weekly Atlanta newspaper Creative Loafing. He occasionally contributes opinion pieces to the Huffington Post.
Mike Malloy, even though he is in Atlanta, defines the insane moonbat mentality in Minnesota, especially in Minneapolis. Formerly of Air America, he still gets airtime on the anemic powered KTNF, a former Air America Radio affiliate, which I am amazed that it stays in business (must have found a local Boys and Girls Club to loot). He also gets airtime on Sirius Left (Ch. 146).
Yes, I listen to that lunatic’s ravings from time to time. It’s called know your enemy, much like when Thomas Jefferson had a copy of the Koran - a fact lost on Keith Ellison (D-Mecca).