Comedian Kathy Griffin gives CNN’s Dana Bash a good laugh by calling Scott Brown’s daughters prostitutes

We honestly do not understand the love affair between CNN and unfunny comedian Kathy Griffin.

Any other so-called news network would have severed all ties to Griffin after her embarrassing New Year’s Eve outburst with Anderson Cooper.

But not America’s Most Trusted News Network. CNN continues to air the woman’s desperately unfunny comments.

And they wonder why no one watches.

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  • I don't know what happened to her. Maybe her marriage(s ?) and relationships not working may have something to do with her "humor" being so crass. She sucks maybe reason why she cannot hold on to a man.

    It is not immature of her to make fun of young women and call them something that they are not for a cheap laugh. The other lady was a moron too.

  • Why can't she just go away. I have never cared for her "comedy" (I use the term VERY loosely) and the older she gets the more desperate she gets for attention. Any attention. She is not funny, does not present herself as intelligient, and really doesn't have anything I am interested in watching or hearing. EVER!

  • She needs to crawl back under her rock and stay! Wonder what would happen if she said anything of the sort about "the most glamorous 1st lady ever" or one of the O girls? Of course that would never happen.

  • Griffin has a voice like a ruptured garden house; she must have been having a bad day that day to say such a thing, maybe she left her monistat in the green room.

  • Kathy Griffin and Janeane Garofalo have done more for us than they can imagine.
    Keep talking "girls", the more the better, be the face of liberalism.

    According to Wiki, Garofalo's father was an Exxon oil executive..wonder why she doesn't bring that up.

  • clinton news network uses cathy griffin to say what they want to say, but haven't the stones to do so. It is funny to think that such basic tripe is laughed at so hard by CNN. It is also worthy to note, 90% of griffin's audience is gay-what does that say about CNN and their audience?