“IMPEACH THE PRESIDENT AND THE VICE PRESIDENT, THEY ARE TRAITORS TO AMERICA, AND SO ARE ALL OF THEIR SUPPORTERS. IMPEACH! ANYONE IN CONGRESS WHO REFUSES TO SAVE OUR UNION FROM THESE TRAITORS BY DOING NOTHING NEEDS TO BE RECALLED. SAVE OUR TROOPS!!! SAVE OUR SCHOOLS AND HOSPITALS AND JOBS. FEED OUR HUNGRY AND POOR! SAVE THE DROWNING PEOPLE IN NEW ORLEANS! ANYONE WHO MENTIONS PARIS HILTON ONE MORE TIME MUST DIE!”
Roseanne's Blog
Okay she's not......and she shouldn't be sorry about being fat. What she's actually sorry is for her comment about gays being "narcissists" and don't care about other people's political well-being.
She writes on her website:
I deeply regret that I have offended gay people. I said things that I do not really mean, before I had thought them through... I was wrong and I seriously apologize!
She of course blasted gay Republican.... YAY!!!!
I have met too many gays who are Republicans, and I cannot understand how they could choose that!
Let's all leave our own bedrooms, kitchens, neighborhoods and groups and meet each other to form a diverse army that stands for Democracy and Economic Justice!
BTW, you can call her at Call (909) 888 - 5222 between 5 - 6 pacific time to give her your two cents.
All Hail Queen Roseanne!!!!!!!!
Queerty
Roseanne just went where she should not have gone. She just totally dissed gay people which is sad considering she does have quite a following, me thinks.
Being a regular KCAA co-host, they had as a phone-in guest African-American lesbian activist Jasmyne Cannick and this is what she had to say:
Never once in my 54 years have I ever once heard a gay or lesbian person who’s politically active say one thing about anything that was not about them. They don’t care about minimum wage, they don’t care about any other group other than their own self because you know, some people say being gay and lesbian is a totally narcissistic thing and sometimes I wonder.
I’ve never heard any of them say anything except for “accept me ‘cause I’m gay.”
It’s just, it’s screwed. It’s no different than the evangelicals, it’s the same mindset. They want you to accept Jesus and you guys want us to all believe it’s ok to be gay. And a lot of us, a lot of them, I do, I don’t give a damn who anybody has sex with, as long as they’re not underage and an animal. I don’t give a damn, it’s none of my damn business. I’m just sick of all the divisiveness, it’s not getting any of us anywhere.
Okay I do agree with her to a point.... remember, I said to a point but she should not say everyone is narcissistic. That is being stupid.... I just believe that being gay is about sexual preference and not about personalities, which being narcisstic is a personality trait. Again this is just my opinion. A straight person can be narcisstic... think Hollywood stars..... so if Roseanne's logic is correct then:
If all gay people are narcissistic and if all Hollywood people are narcissistic then all Hollywood people are gays.....
Okay... it's early in the morning...... need my tea.
There’s nothing like a great gay Hollywood party—and it’s even better if the whole shindig goes to benefit a worthy cause. So we were thrilled that the Trevor Project (which runs the only nationwide 24-hour suicide prevention hotline for LGBT youths) had a packed house Sunday in Los Angeles for its annual Cracked Xmas benefit, which was hosted by Carson Kressley. Stars including Kristin Davis, Carmen Electra, Judith Light, Brittany Snow, John Goodman, Shawn Pyfrom, Nick Verreos, and Patricia and Alexis Arquette walked the red carpet, and T.R. Knight and Neil Patrick Harris made their first appearances at a major gay event since both disclosed they are gay. Lucy Lawless and Taylor Dayne got the house grooving, and Sandra Bernhard and Sarah Silverman had the place in hysterics—especially Silverman, when she joked about watching Brokeback Mountain with her man, Jimmy Kimmel. “My boyfriend had to cover his eyes during the sex scenes,” she told the crowd. “It’s not that he’s homophobic. It’s the only way he can come.” It was the perfect way to balance out the seriousness of the work the Trevor Project does, although we remained melancholy as the show marked the final event for executive director (and one of this year’s Out 100 honorees) Jorge Valencia, who is stepping down after nearly six years to run the Point Foundation. Roseanne Barr, recipient of the night’s Trevor Life Award, had this to say to all the struggling gay youths: “Stop feeling sorry for yourselves. Because I’m old…and I’m fat.” (Yes, she was making a joke.) But she went on to make this prediction: “Fat girls and gays is the definitive relationship of the new century.”
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