Marc Guggeinheim can't tell difference between Tea Party and GOP
Guggenheim, who's written both for comics and TV/movies, let his liberal bias show in an odd way 2 weeks ago:
That's not the Tea Party who "backed away" from a clash on fiscals, it's the House Republicans who did. It's unfortunate if they didn't hold up that week last month, but this can still tell what Guggenheim thinks of both the Tea Party and the GOP, and for people of his standing, there's clearly no difference between either movement, nor respect for them.
Tea Party backs away from fiscal clash with Obama. #blinked mobile.reuters.com/article/idUSBR…
— Marc Guggenheim (@mguggenheim) January 18, 2013
That's not the Tea Party who "backed away" from a clash on fiscals, it's the House Republicans who did. It's unfortunate if they didn't hold up that week last month, but this can still tell what Guggenheim thinks of both the Tea Party and the GOP, and for people of his standing, there's clearly no difference between either movement, nor respect for them.
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And regardless, he thinks they're both racist, sexist and whatever-ist he can think of, anyway.
Nice new feature you have, Avi, spotlighting the comic writers' Twitter idiocy. Both informative, and incredibly depressing. Heh.
Posted by
Killer Moth |
12:24 PM
It's not like comic book creators are geniuses (genii?).
I wonder how many of these creeps have a friend who is a Republican. Or even (gasp!) a conservative.
Posted by
The Drizzt |
5:30 PM