Monday, June 11, 2007
Annals of scorn-heaping: Dennis Miller's rant of the long knives
I was busy today from beginning to end and have had no opportunity to post anything here. That said, before I lay me down to sleep I did want to make sure that each and every one of you had the opportunity to watch Dennis Miller's thrashing of Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid. Miller is so vicious that I almost feel badly for Reid. I certainly hope nobody shows this to his grandchildren.
14 Comments:
By 
Assistant Village Idiot, at
Mon Jun 11, 10:59:00 PM:
Yeah, I don't like it when our guys do this.
By GreenmanTim, at
Mon Jun 11, 11:08:00 PM:
Said more about Miller than Reid, I'd say.
By 
, at
Mon Jun 11, 11:32:00 PM:
Reid, like most politicians, has skin thicker than a rhino's. However, Miller confined his remarks to Reid and his policies, in contrast to Alec Baldwin's call for attacking Henry Hyde's children and grandchildren. Hence, Miller's mauling is all within the unwritten rule of politcal savagery - no wives or children. OK by me.
chsw
By D.E. Cloutier, at
Tue Jun 12, 12:37:00 AM:
Moses supposedly went through the "Sea of Reeds."
We have to travel through a "Sea of Reids."
By SR, at
Tue Jun 12, 09:04:00 AM:
Sort of makes Rush's "Dingy Harry" monniker kind by comparison.
By Catchy Pseudonym, at
Tue Jun 12, 10:43:00 AM:
It seems to me that Dennis Miller has discovered there's more money to be made in being a conservative cod... I mean... mouthpiece.
By , at
Tue Jun 12, 10:45:00 AM:
The phrase "ripping a new arse" comes to mind. That was the tongue lashing of all tongue lashings.
Presented by the way as a comedian, rather than some political commentary. One can only wonder what other comedians, like that dork from Air America, have said about the GOP.
I didn't like Miller as a MNF commentator, but I like the way he thinks. I'm going to keep my eye on him ...
By , at
Tue Jun 12, 02:32:00 PM:
Yeah, we get it. He's not pretty and he has a funny voice. He calls it like it is in Iraq. He doesn't have the most godawful laugh track running behind him like Miller. Seriously, did anyone believe that there was someone laughing at Miller, or just a guy in a studio hitting a button? The classic scene from Annie Hall comes to mind.
The Carpetbagger shows Miller how to rip someone a new one. And, I don't feel sorry for Miller.
By , at
Tue Jun 12, 03:25:00 PM:
You call that ripping Miller a new one?
Reid and his peeps are morons, and ignoring the most critical issue of our times. Miller is a comedian and postured as one on a spoof newshour. Reid tries not to be a comedian serving among our highest level of government.
By , at
Tue Jun 12, 05:18:00 PM:
Reid is focused on the central issue of our time. Ending the Mess'O'Potamia and getting back to fighting Al Qaeda.
I guess Miller wants to put an attractiveness test before public comment. Maybe if there is one, he'll shut the hell up!
By , at
Tue Jun 12, 10:33:00 PM:
Well, that should give pause to all the "how dare he" Maher critics who feign sanctimony on a daily basis. If only.
By , at
Wed Jun 13, 04:08:00 AM:
In case you haven't been following the news, we are actually fighting Al-Qaeda within Iraq.
Pulling out=victory for al-qaeda
By clint, at
Thu Jun 14, 09:53:00 AM:
I second Assistant Village Idiot's comment -- I don't like it when "our guys" do this. We're supposed to be better than that. The fact that Dennis Miller is "just a comedian" is negated by the fact that Fox is giving him a podium during a news broadcast.
Anon: "Reid is focused on the central issue of our time. Ending the Mess'O'Potamia and getting back to fighting Al Qaeda."
(By Anonymous, at Tue Jun 12, 05:18:00 PM)
Just curious... can you name one bill Senator Reid has sponsored, since becoming Majority Leader, that aimed to get "back to fighting Al Qaeda," other than by pulling our troops out of Iraq?
By Gordon Smith, at
Thu Jun 14, 11:39:00 PM:
Looks like a standard Fox News program to me. Fox News is responsible for their programming. Imagine the Hillary material they're coming up with.
Dennis Miller, the voice of Fox.
