CommentsDisplaying LadyLiberty's 10 most recent comments.

• What Newt Gingrich and Tinkerbell have in common

  January 24, 2012 at 5:44pm

  In reply to GollygeeMrwilson.

  Never mind, I answered my own question. You wrote for that Winning The Future newsletter of his and for the ENPR before it shut down. I knew I recognized your name. Now I’m doubly disgusted.

• What Newt Gingrich and Tinkerbell have in common

  January 24, 2012 at 5:16pm

  In reply to LadyLiberty.

  You’ll pardon me if I wave the BS flag a bit there. You compare a man who is your former boss to Tinkerbell because he complained the audience was not allowed to participate and was told to remain silent? But you have no axe to grind or bear ill will. Right.

  Check please.

• What Newt Gingrich and Tinkerbell have in common

  January 24, 2012 at 5:12pm

  In reply to GollygeeMrwilson.

  “How else does one read “serve notice on future debates”?”

  You’re being rather disingenuous, aren’t you Mr. Field?

  One read it as: We will decide if we will participate or not.

  It’s not an across the board boycott.
  What exactly did you do for Mr. Gingrich again?

• What Newt Gingrich and Tinkerbell have in common

  January 24, 2012 at 5:03pm

  In reply to LadyLiberty.

  I know you wrote it and not Beck, Dear. It is his site however, and if this is what he thinks is worthy content, then he’s lost me. I’m not alone in that assessment either. I hope he reads this and realizes how he is sounding to those of us on the fence out there.

  Go ahead and stand by it. The fact remains that it is a petty and rather childish piece that indeed would be high literature at either Gawker or Wonkette or equally disturbing rag. I rather think you have an axe to grind with Mr. Gingrich, just as Beck appears to on a daily basis on his Radio show ad nauseum.

• What Newt Gingrich and Tinkerbell have in common

  January 24, 2012 at 3:02pm

  This is the kind of post I would expect at Wonkette or Gawker. It’s cheap, childish and I‘ve had enough of Beck’s Gingrich Derangement Syndrome. We get it — you don’t like him, you think he’s an evil progressive clone of FDR come to take us all back to the mother ship.

  Calm down and grow up. This isn’t journalism, this is sideshow material.

• Glitch? Here‘s How To Beat Wikipedia’s Blackout

  January 18, 2012 at 8:09am

  In reply to pmeighen.

  I was going to say that, but you beat me to it. Also, it’s called a LIBRARY folks. Try it out.

• Bachmann Canceling S. Carolina Travel Plans, Holding 11a.m. Press Event, Sources Say She Will Suspend Campaign

  January 4, 2012 at 9:28am

  In reply to sploooshi.

  I hope she does the smart thing and drops out. If not, I’ve lost all respect for her.

• Flashback: Have You Seen the Awkward Mitt Romney Interview From 1994?

  December 5, 2011 at 9:16am

  In reply to itsmyfirstday.

  I don’t get it either. I found the kid awkward, not Romney.

• Meet the Elementary School That Banned ‘Junk Food’ & Requires Parents to Sign a Health Conract

  October 17, 2011 at 9:57am

  Schools are supposed to give our kids a basic education on which they can expand on. Policing what my child eats is NONE OF THEIR BUSINESS. That is MY job.

• Donald Rumsfeld Gives Explosive Interview to Al Jazeera: ‘This is Worthless’

  October 5, 2011 at 7:40am

  In reply to Citizen.

  @ Jefferson

  You’re entire post is based on a premise which is false.

  Rumsfeld didn’t install Hussein. I suggest you read some history on Iraq and while you’re at it check out what he did to his own people and the kurds, the invasion of Kuwait and the extensive terrorist training camps he allowed to run for a fee there etc. “Iraq was no threat” — what crap.

  The truther crap has been debunked more times than public toilet in Grand Central flushes each hour. SO, you might as well wipe and flush that crap yourself.