Dennis Prager is uttering priceless stupidity about The Daily Show

[Enrique]

just now, he made the stupidest point about Obama's Daily Show appearance. He is offended by Jon calling Obama "dude."

He's likening it to how the Communists address each other as "comrade".

I shit you not.

[arbusto_baboso]

1. Dennis Prager is a skidmark on the underwear of humanity.

How that lying, pusillanimous piece of shit has the cojones to drone on about "integrity" when he has none will never cease to baffle me.

[Wickerman]

2. I recently had a co-worker tell me it was unbecoming of the President

to go on talk shows. UnPresidential.

Less Presidential than George W. Bush was in his entire career? Less Presidential than a McCain-Palin ticket? :puke:

The talking points factory needs new QC managers...

[nadinbrzezinski]

3. Older folks (I am guessing here from my local set)

Get offended when politicos reach to kids...

Same shit when Clinton went on MTV...

[Wickerman]

5. sadly, this one is young and educated

I always find it amazed at how sad it makes me when someone I am getting to know turns out to be a rabid Republican. Sigh.

[Enrique]

4. a caller just made a jackass out of Prager on this

maybe it was a DUer? :shrug:

Caller said, ok, Jon Stewart called him "dude". What about a congressman calling the President a liar while he's giving a speech before a joint session of Congress?

Prager lamely responds, he didn't call him a liar, he said, "you lie". Caller correctly chuckles at the lameness of this response.

Prager cuts off the caller and embarks on a totally unconvincing rationalization of his hypocritical position.

Nice job, caller, whoever you are! You nailed him, and amused me greatly! :toast:

[seabeyond]

6. cool. nt

[MurrayDelph]

7. I still remember the day after "Titanic" won the Oscar

when Prager railed against Cameron for proclaiming "I'm King of the World!"

(Not knowing what the hell he is talking about never stops him from being the self-appointed world's foremost expert of right and morality).


I can never listen to him without wanting to tear the radio out of my car. He was on the radio railing against the immorality of people who complain about second-hand smoke, when I was driving to the hospital to say good-bye to my Mom (who had smoked ONCE sixty years earlier), who was dying of lung cancer.


(and, please let's not make this thread another smoker's rights one)