Maher: McCain Was Right, Obama Is a Celebrity, I Don't Want TV Star President

You know that you've gone too far when hard left zealot Bill Maher thinks that you've going overboard:

It's getting to where you can't turn on your TV without seeing Obama. Who does he think he is, Dick Cheney? Come on, sir, you don't have to be on television every minute of every day.

Wow! I don't think I've heard Maher get onto the celebrity-in-chief like that before. He doesn't stop there either:

Remember during the campaign when John McCain attacked Obama for acting like a celebrity and we all laughed at the grumpy old shellshocked fool? Well, it turns out he was right. Sorry, senator.

He goes on to criticize how much much he is on TV and even how the media has thrown softballs at the One.

Then, he knocks it out of the park with this epiphany:

See, this is why I don't want my president to be a TV star: Because TV stars are too worried about being popular -- and too concerned with getting renewed.

I agree with you on this point Bill. In fact, us conservatives have been saying that very same thing since early 2008. It's good to see that you finally reached the same conclusion we reached over a year ago.

Of course, he takes several swipes at the Republicans, but it was nice to see someone on the left to finally acknowedge Obama's celebrity status and the pitfalls of such a persona.

Maher Shocker: Criticizes Liberals, Calls Them "Supersensitive"

What's the weather report in hell? Has a cold front run through there over the weekend? I find myself agreeing with Bill Maher.

Speaking with Howard Kurtz about how (Maher) always gets booed when he tells an Obama joke, Maher said "we get a very supersensitive liberal audience" on HBO's "Real Time," and "it's always that limousine liberal crowd that just has their finger on the politically correct button...That's what bugs me the most about liberals is that they just -- they object before they even know what they're objecting to."

Despite Maher also claiming that "especially on campuses in the last 10 or 15 years, the repression of speech has come more from the left," one got the feeling the "Real Time" host wasn't being completely honest about his distaste for liberals when he later complained about Democrats: "We don't really have a party that represents me or any progressives."

All comedians have had a hard time with overly sensitive limousine liberals that have their finger constantly on the PC button. Comedians have been afraid to criticize The One because the PC crowd will label them as racist if they criticize the first black president.

There has begun PC backlash across the country. This will only inflame that backlash. People have grown tired of constantly walking on eggshells afraid to hurt anyone's feelings. We have a freedom of speech, petition, and dissent in this country. We shouldn't be hesitate to use our freedoms because of a few who might not like what we say.

Bill Maher: US Troops Will Have to Learn to Rape Themselves

My Thoughts

How this could be considered comedy? How could some in his audience or his guests even laugh? I don't even know. This is an example of liberals truly feel about the military. This is as insulting as Obama trying to make the wounded vets pay for their own war injuries. Horrendous and detestable doesn't even come close to describing how disrespectful this is to all vets past, present, and future.