Separated at birth: Debbie Wasserman-Schultz and Medusa Wasserman-Schultz

Debbie Wasserman-Schultz vs. Medusa Wasserman-Schultz. We saw this photo of Debbie Wasserman-Schultz and couldn’t help but think that she looked like Medusa. According to Greek mythology Medusa had the face of a hideous human female, but a headful of venomous snakes instead of hair. Looking at her face would turn onlookers to stone. And that’s probably the biggest difference between DWS and Medusa. That is, no one’s ever gotten hard looking at Wasserman-Schultz. (I apologize to the Administrator, who always hates it when I take cheap shots at people’s appearance. But c’mon, Ad, this one cries out for comment.)

This post was last modified on September 21, 2012

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  • Now remember, beauty is only skin deep, but in that lying socialist douchebag's case ugly goes straight to the bone.

  • I don't like the idea of picking on someone for their looks. There's so much about Debbie Blabbermouth Schultz's politics to disagree with that using her appearance as a punching bag is nonsense.

    • I don’t have a lot of issue with making comments about appearances when the person is well known. Part of that is because I believe that unattractive people become MUCH more attractive when they have a good spirit and heart. The inverse is true as well – nasty, hateful, unpleasant people tend to look less attractive once you know who they are.

      So, just calling a random woman at the store a fatty or ugly? I don’t do that. But if she cuts in front of me in line – you betcha!

    • You're right, it not DWS's looks that bother me, it's her words and actions that send me running.

      Still, I agree with alien's rating.

      • That's three minus four, which results in a negative one. Lemme check my maff:

        3
        - 4
        -----
        - 1

        Yep, that's right, she's a negative for sure.

        • How 'bout π ? (edit: that's supposed to be PI symbol)

          you have to leave some room at the bottom of the scale for the increasingly monstrous..

          I have, for instance, beheld them at Walmart