Up until now, I've been hands off of the scandal involving Dummycrat CONgressman Anthony Weiner (NY).
As I was watching a piece on his infamous press conference, it dawned on me that Weiner bares, err bears a strong resemblance to Glenn Quagmire of Family Guy fame.
Many of the storylines, and most of the jokes feature his sexual behavior. He is known for extremely predatory behavior, such as drugging the drinks of his dates.
He has a foot fetish. Aside from these excesses, he finds sexual arousal in seemingly banal situations, and sexual innuendo in much of the dialogue.
Banal
Innuendo
Giggity
Giggity Giggity Goo
I'm just not sure if it's life imitating art, or vice versa.
"When I see corruption in Washington, when I see wasting needlessly of their tax dollars, when I see people behaving badly – they expect me to get angry and I will get angry."
Thank You!
They've had Vietnam era vet CommieTommie Harkin try to slander his military service...
"I still think there’s a problem with his view of the Vietnam War."
"Ageism is one of the last remaining prejudices that parades openly in our society and it is discouraging to hear a sitting U.S. representative, a senior himself at 75, state that age is an indicator of performance or ability.
Has he never heard of Charles De Gaulle ... or the inimitable Winston Churchill who left office the last time at 81? Who can listen without a surge of pride and gratitude to Churchill's stirring remarks in the dark days of World War II when he, and he alone, rallied Great Britain and the rest of the world against Hitler?
Churchill was then only 71, McCain's age, ultimately retiring from office 10 years later."
Martin wonders why Mr. Murtha isn't speaking about 90-year-old Democratic Sen. Robert C. Byrd of West Virginia who "is third in line to be president ... and if Byrd steps aside, who is third in line ... none other than Sen. Ted Kennedy, age 76 ...
"Sens. Frank Lautenbergof New Jersey, 84, Daniel Inouye, 83, Daniel Akaka, 83 ... and I must say that Congressman Murtha's timing is interesting, with none other than His Holiness, Pope Benedict XVI, in town this week celebrating his 81st birthday at the White House. Too old to be pope?"
Yesterday the United States Senate voted down a measure, 93-6, to remove U.S. troops from Iraq by the end of 2006.
The sanctimonious six are Dummycrats -- Barbara Boxer of California, Robert C. Byrd of West Virginia, Russ Feingold of Wisconsin, CommieTommie Harkin of Iowa, John F. Kerry and Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts. Dummycrat Jay Rockefeller of West Virginia did not vote.
CommieTommie's web site doesn't have any info on his vote, so I'm not sure if he referred to Iraq as his usual quagmire....giggity, giggity.
Hillary Rodham Clinton voted with the majority, which is part of what's costing her Presidential support in Iowa. The anti-war activists in Iowa are some of the most virulent in the country.
Peggy Noonan sums up the Dummycrats for me, "...out of power for six years and yet exhausted. They're pale, tired and unready. Too bad, since it's their job to be an alternative, not an embarrassment." Emphasis is mine!
The Ragister has a headlined article where CommieTommie "Harkin calls for U.S. troops to withdraw from Iraq by Dec. 31". As my headline indicates, the major news is that he didn't call it a quagmire. Come to think of it, the Quagmire character on Fox's The Family Guy does resemble CommieTommie...giggity, giggity!