Interesting how he lectures the President of The American Constitution Society about constitutional law. That's like her lecturing him on loofahs or drug dependency.

>> ^dystopianfuturetoday:

Blinded by the light, wrapped up like a...


... loofah by the foreman of the Sprite!

I agree that it is a private matter and nobody's business.

However, when you approach public servants and involve them in your quest to "win" in a divorce settlement, then you have lost your right to "this is private."

Bad behavior on O'Reilly's part, and nothing new.


>> ^EvilDeathBee:

>> ^bareboards2:
O'Reilly seems to be confusing An Officer and a Gentleman with the cops. Adultery is unbecoming to an officer and could be grounds for loss of rank.
And this is coming from Mr Loofah.
What a hypocrite.

I disagree. As Cenk points out, he's not the one committing adultery and besides, it's no one else's business except for the people directly involved. It's not like two people who are in love, one of them in a marriage that's down the tubes, will wait until a costly divorce has been finalised. I'm not saying this is the case here, but we don't know and shouldn't judge someone else's private business

>> ^bareboards2:

O'Reilly seems to be confusing An Officer and a Gentleman with the cops. Adultery is unbecoming to an officer and could be grounds for loss of rank.
And this is coming from Mr Loofah.
What a hypocrite.


I disagree. As Cenk points out, he's not the one committing adultery and besides, it's no one else's business except for the people directly involved. It's not like two people who are in love, one of them in a marriage that's down the tubes, will wait until a costly divorce has been finalised. I'm not saying this is the case here, but we don't know and shouldn't judge someone else's private business

O'Reilly seems to be confusing An Officer and a Gentleman with the cops. Adultery is unbecoming to an officer and could be grounds for loss of rank.

And this is coming from Mr Loofah.

What a hypocrite.

The guy can't figure out the difference between a loofah and a falafel. How do you expect him to understand something as complicated as gravitation?

The problem is not with O'Reilly, he is an idiot, in a sane world he would be packing Cheeri-Os into a box and making minimum wage. The problem is that millions of Americans listen to this idiot and believe every word he says when he is demonstrably wrong most of the time.

That is not a loofah, that is a bath puff

*eco

Actually he looks more like a serial loofah (or is that falafel?) abuser to me.

Way to go! Congrats!!!

FUCK IT... (*sticky loofah sponge)

WE'LL DO IT LIVE

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He deserves neither loofahs nor falafel, if I may respectfully deride.

Kids born in space would have to remain forever in space, since they'd develop the bone mass of a loofah.

The Bible is suspiciously silent on the issue of loofah sponge sex.

I know.. I know.. "Democrats do it too"...

Ok, so make your own video then. See how far you get after "got a BJ in office", and "bags of cash in his freezer"

I believe this video is missing most of the hypocrite pervs that have gone to "rehab" after their revelations that they like hookers, other men, diapers, falafel, loofahs, and young pages.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Tiller

More on the late-term abortion specialist targeted by O'Reilly. And here is the central issue shouted over by O'Reilly's high dudgeon:

The law of the state of Kansas allows late term or partial birth abortions. For practitioners, there is a reporting requirement to the State as to the reasons that one was performed and whether the pregnancy was still viable. A partial birth abortion in Kansas seems to be justified if the mother's life is endangered, evidence of substantial fetal abnormalities/no viability, or to prevent a substantial and permanent impairment to a major bodily function of the mother.

Dr. Tiller may be performing late term abortions for "temporary" rather than "permanent" impairments such as symptoms resembling post-partum depression. O'Reilly claims to have medical records supporting this, but has not published them in his no-spin zones or loofahed them. There are federal laws indicating that private medical records should probably not be turned over to every Fox News TV shouter.

Are you Red or Blue on this issue?