Posted on 06/13/2012 4:52:36 PM PDT by yoe
Joy Behar, Al Gore's new employee at Current TV, said Tuesday in response to Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's comments on the need for more police, teachers, and firefighters, "I’d like to see his house burn, one of his millions of houses burning down."
During an interview with the liberal website Mediaite, Behar added, "Who's he going to call, the Mormon fire patrol?" (video follows with transcript and commentary, relevant section begins at minute 6:30):
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It’s really sad people have to say these things. I know it’s meant to shock and whatever; but it’s really sad they would even think about it.
JOY,WHAT POSSESED HER PARENTS TO NAME HER jOY, DOUGHT THEY GOT ANY JOY FROM HER AND NEITHER DO WE.......AT LEAST SHE’S CONSISTANT.
And I would love to see Behar’s head spontaneously combust....
Stay classy, Joy. Stay classy.
I’d love to see Mitt’s house land on this Behar of a witch.
This is coming from an adult, someone who should by this stage of her life have developed enough self respect to not want to be on par with... Keith Olbermann.
Behar is an overweight, obnoxious, shrill yenta that no one really pays attention to. Let her keep insulting Mitt Romney. She isn’t persuading middle America or undecided voters - she is alienating them.
Indeed. I guess "Bitter Humorless Bitch" was taken.
So Joy finally ended up on loser TV! That is where she belongs, on the grease trap of TV broadcasting.
Josephina Victoria Occhuito.
Born 1942 and of Calabrian Italian descent (nothing wrong with that). Divorced from Joseph Behar. Married last year to Steve Janowitz. Joy is a big girl and can take a few hits. As for my own view, I think that she lacks something in her life. It is time for Joy to come and join the human race. (grin)
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