Dear Republicans,

More of this. It's a great strategy.

Thanks!

Unhinged.

It really is a psychosis I think. To be so divorced from reality but to swear up and down (and firmly believe) that you are in the right and everyone else is wrong. It's not that these people don't believe what they are saying. Or that they don't love their country. They are just nuts. Seriously nuts.

I read that Gaffney article in the Washington Times today and at some point (probably the point immediately after I asked myself the question 'And even if he was a practicing Muslim?'), it just clicked with me. This guy honestly believes that the nation is under siege from a never-ending crush of Scary Brown People (TM) and our way of life is only days away from ending. And now we have a President that is one of them.

They have a term for people like this - Paranoid Delusional. Defined as "A type of serious mental illness called a 'psychosis' in which a person cannot tell what is real from what is imagined." They prescribe medicine for this behavior. If I worked for the Washington Times and a member of my editorial staff exhibited this behavior, I would recommend that he see an MD. NOT publish articles. Publishing articles that people like Voight read which causes them to spiral down and take more people with them.

Glad he got Marine-Iguana-lookalike Charles Krauthammer on the list!

Did he leave Bible Spice off the list because she's elected or because she's such an ignoramus?

No wonder his daughter wants nothing to do with him. She says he "frightens her," not that Angelina is the picture of stability.

Wow that's some list. They should make a reality show about them all on a uncharted desert isle and then drop the satellite feed to them for about five years and see what becomes of them.

I'd imagine they will ingeniously find a way to drill for oil and produce coal and poison the water surrounding the island for 50 miles and exterminating themselves. I mean, that is their goal here in the U.S. right?

I always image Hannity's America a land filled with oil rigs both on and offshore, no wildlife left because all industry is allowed to self regulate, and a few wealthy controlling the Govn't with their too big to fail status, shooting all trespassers on their land looking for edible food.

This is another byproduct of that whole Left Behind nonsense. The scary thing is those loons truly believe that crap! They see all events in terms of a battle between good and evil, and those media movers listed know precisely what buttons to push to rile that crowd up -- Voight included.

I'm afraid we're in for a long period of extreme wacky-hood. I just hope Obama's secret service guys stay really, really alert....

I thought we weren't supposed to care what actors think. Heh.

I agree wholeheartedly with those who've identified the fundementally racist element driving a lot of this hysteria. Obama personifies and crystalizes the anxiety over the browning of America that's been growing among conservative whites for the last couple of decades. It's been clear that that's one of the things driving them around the bend since the election. The way the collective effect of decisions at hundreds of delegate selection meetings combined to produce the whitest Repbulican convention in decades, all that hateful craziness that kept flaring up at Palin's rallies, the birth certificate insanity. All of that has made made it perfectly clear that at some level, whether consciously or unconsciously, a lot of whites really do believe that race means something other than a random twist of DNA controlling melanin production. They think that that that something is somehow inextricably linked to their conception of "Americanism" and that that's all under assault from a rising horde of dangerous, inferior colored people. And the image of Barack Obama introducing a Latina nominee to the Supreme Court just absolutely terrifies them.

All that's true. But we should not underestimate the extent to which all this vitriol is about nothing more than the rage of rich people facing the prospect of having their taxes increased a few percent.

Is it worth pointing out the the term "false prophet" is a Christianist code phrase for Satan.

Voigt is calling out our President as Satan at a GOP fundraiser! How is this different than what Hugo Chavez had to say about GWB at the UN? It isn't. All that was missing was Voigt alluding to the lingering sulfur aroma.

And, once again the GOP base shows its hypocrisy by allowing a sitting War President to be called Satan at a high profile party sponsored event with no sign of embarrassment. Indeed it was followed by effusive praise!

Oh yeah--IOKIYR.

He also compared Obama to Julius Caesar, which is pretty much code speak to rally for the assassination of our President.

I love how the right is constantly comparing Obama to God or Jesus when they are the ones who had so much blind faith in their own god, George Bush, that they let our country go to hell.

I'd like to say "to hell to all of them," but unfortunately, radicalized calls for the death of the president can only lead to the worse. I live every day fearing for Obama's life.

Sean Hannity, Rush Limbaugh, Bill O'Reilly, Laura Ingraham, Mark Levin, William Bennett, Glenn Beck, Hugh Hewitt, Dennis Prager, Michael Medved, Dennis Miller, Dick Morris, Ann Coulter, John Kasich, Michael Steele, Karl Rove, Newt Gingrich, Thomas Sowell, Victor Davis Hanson, Shelby Steele, Charles Krauthammer, Michelle Malkin, Fred Barnes

What is this, the Wingnut Hall of Fame?

The Cheneys didn't make the list? Rove? And, the batting order seems a bit skewed. Plus, Palin the disser, got dissed.
Tancredos' going to have to up his game I guess. What a slacker!
Why not just summarize & say Fox news & it's paid pundits.
There must have been time restrictions because the list is much, much longer.
Obama came back with a strong slam of his own. John who? Midnight what? Delivered where?

BTW, the main course at this dinner was, CROW.

P.S. Thanks for the handy reference list.
When unsure of wack-o status, just check list.
Thanks again.

I bought John Voight's LeBaron. I can prove it.