O’Reilly simply asks which federal government agency will be in charge of fining people who don’t buy health insurance. Getting an answer proved more difficult than O’Reilly anticipated.
Step One: Bill O’Reilly asks a simple question. Step Two: Guest answers. In theory, that’s the way it’s supposed to work, but that’s not quite how it turned out when Bill O’Reilly quizzed incredibly annoying New York Congressman Anthony Weiner.
O’Reilly simply asks which federal government agency will be in charge of fining people who don’t buy health insurance. Getting an answer proved more difficult than O’Reilly anticipated.
We be surprised if anyone can watch this clip without asking the same question we did:
When Jon Stewart asked him if Joe Lieberman is a dick, Wiener answered, “Yes, Jon.” Pot calls kettle black. End of story.
Strike One: Anthony Weiner is a New York Democrat in the House of Representatives. Not just any Democrat, but a particularly annoying one way out there on the extreme left fringe.
Strike Two: He’s a longtime friend of Jon Stewart.
Strike Three: When Stewart asked him if Joe Lieberman is a dick, Wiener answered, “Yes, Jon.”
Here’s a great clip of Anthony Weiner catching hell from a voter at his latest town hall fiasco. Watch it through the end for Bonnie Cohen’s rousing conclusion
At this point, Anthony “The Most Appropriately Named Man In Congress” Weiner must be wondering why he ever ran for Congress. And his constituents must be questioning it, too.
Here’s a great clip of Weiner catching hell from a voter at his latest town hall fiasco. Watch it through the end for Bonnie Cohen’s rousing conclusion:
“I think its fair to say that Congress has been acting stupidly! My question for you Congressman is; do you plan to go back to Washington and deliver for us what we actually voted for? Or is that above your pay grade and do you plan to just promote your own career and campaign every hour on MSNBC?”
Anthony Weiner: “Medicare has actually been a pretty successful program. It’s got some financial problems, but as far as consumers are concerned, they like it.” Some financial problems? That’s like saying the Titanic had some ice problems.
Anthony “pronounce my last name any way you want and it’s still appropriate” Weiner, the liberal Democrat congressman from New York, is a piece of work. Here are a couple quotes from a recent CNBC interview that show just how out-of-touch he is with the average American:
“Medicare has actually been a pretty successful program. It’s got some financial problems, but as far as consumers are concerned, they like it.” Some financial problems? That’s like saying the Titanic had some ice problems.
“The real question is not, in my mind, should there be a public plan? I’m not quite sure what private insurance companies are bringing to the table. $200,000,000 a year go into overhead and profit that should be going into healthcare.” You tell ’em, Tony. We certainly wouldn’t want the purity of healthcare to be tainted by the profit motive, would we?
He also said that 100 other libs will vote against any plan that doesn’t include the single payer plan. Has anyone told President Obama that he can’t be a leader if he doesn’t have any followers?
After a pregnant pause, Representative Anthony Weiner has officially pulled out of the New York City mayoralty race.
“He is out for sure,” an elected official confirmed.
And size does matter, at least when it comes to a candidate’s campaign funds. Weiner said the primary reason for getting out of the race is the size of Mayor Bloomberg’s war chest.
“In this case, a sports analogy is apt: If one football team has 110 players on the field, the team with 11 has a hard time getting through the blocking and tackling on the crowded turf,” Weiner lamented.
We hope someone puts together one of those celebrity insult dinners for this guy, just so we can run a headline that says, “Weiner roast big success.”
