cut off federal fundong to research that could lea to cures
people from every party, including the wife of a former
is an amoral parasite.
Thats the problem, he's not right and neither are you. Here is the decision
cut off federal fundong to research that could lea to cures
people from every party, including the wife of a former
is an amoral parasite.
Thats the problem, he's not right and neither are you. Here is the decision
Bush is a d*****ad on this, and many other issues.
He claims he is opposed to embryonic stem cell research because it's like killing babies. Okay, that's a position that is arguable. But if he is so hell-bent on preserving those embryos, he should be opposed to tossing them in the garbage, or flushing them down the drain. He should therefore support federal legislation requiring each and every one of those embryos to be given every opportunity to develop into a full-fledged human baby.
Only he doesn't. He doesn't want to use them for research, but he's content to let them die. That makes him a hypocrite of the first order. If they're going to be thrown in the trash anyway, then let's put them to some constructive use. Give their deaths meaning; "don't let them die in vain."
- badenov
Don't let that fool you into thinking that I'll ever have any respect for you.
Wrong. His previous show failed because cowardly sponsors pulled their ads when he said something that offended them.
HBO is the ideal venue for somone who refuses to pull any punches. Maher isn't afraid to poke fun at Democrats and Republicans alike. It's just that the Republicans have been giving him so much more material lately.
A little info from HBO: Bill Maher is one of the most politically astute comedians in America today. His unflinching honesty and commitment to never pulling a punch have garnered him the respect and admiration of millions of fans. In 2003, Maher launched a new show, "Real Time with Bill Maher," on HBO, a network that's a perfect fit for his irreverent style. The hour-long show airs live at
11:00PM on Friday nights. "Real Time with Bill Maher" has received multiple Emmy nominations as well as nominations from the Writers' Guild of America and Producers' Guild of America. Some of the outstanding guests who have appeared on the show include George Clooney, Howard Dean, Michael Moore, Robin Williams, Drew Barrymore, Bradley Whitford, Rev. Jesse Jackson, Gen. Wesley Clark, Susan Sarandon, Kevin Costner, Gary Hart, Pat Buchanan, Ben Affleck, John Edwards and George Carlin. Each week, Bill's hilarious opening monologue, incisive interviews and stimulating panel discussion, as well as his extremely popular "New Rules" segment, serve to wrap up the week's most important events in a way that makes you think, as well as laugh.The "New Rules" segment proved so popular, that Bill adapted it into a book, New Rules: Polite Musings from a Timid Observer. The book spent nearly three months on The New York Times Best Sellers List. The book will be released in paperback on September 5th. Some of the best "New Rules" have been put together and are currently available on DVD.
Bill most recently hosted "Amazon Fishbowl with Bill Maher," a 30-minute program featuring live performances by renowned musicians and thought-provoking interviews with authors, directors and actors that was shown on the Amazon.com homepage.
In 1993, Maher created "Politically Incorrect." On Comedy Central, Maher brought together some of the most interesting politicians, entertainers, and journalists to participate in some of the most controversial, topical and comical discussions. Winners of four CableACE Awards combined, Maher and his program grew in popularity year to year, eventually catching the attention in 1997 of ABC and capturing the post-"Nightline" time slot. A cutting edge contender of provocative late night television, "Politically Incorrect" survived for five years on ABC and concluded its final run in July 2002. "Politically Incorrect" received a total of 18 Emmy nominations since 1995.
Maher, inspired by the show's success, assembled some of "PI's" most memorable highlights in his book, Does Anybody Have a Problem With That? Politically Incorrect's Greatest Hits.
Maher's book, When you ride ALONE you ride with bin Laden, was released in
2002. The book is a useful and hilarious guide for the many Americans who want to help the war effort, but are at a loss as to how. A combination of 33 new posters, as well as several classics from our government's archives, and text by Maher, help Americans make the connections between what we do and how it can help our troops and ourselves. In conjunction with the book's release, Maher went on a nationwide stand-up tour and drew standing ovations for his hilarious routine which utilized the posters from the book to illustrate his commentary.Maher's credits include five HBO specials, including the critically acclaimed "Bill Maher: Be More Cynical" and most recently, the Emmy nominated "I'm Swiss." Maher has participated in sold-out comedy tours throughout the United States. He received a Tony nomination for the three-week run of his one-man Broadway Show, "Victory Begins at Home."
"President Bush demanded that Kerry apologize. Can you imagine that -- Bush demanding an apology for someone stumbling over his words? ... Kerry should have tried the Bush strategy: say so many stupid things, no one cares anymore." --Jay Leno
Be assured the feeling is mutual.
It helps when you don't cut what I said
"Bill Maher is one of those bitter unfunny people who thinks they are comedians, his previous show failed in the ratings and the fact he made some moronic statements. "
While his show previously did have decent ratings it was quickly tanking before he made his statements
And of course since he's an extremely liberal democrat
Figures coming from HBO, they should stick to movies
Big woo, it's harder naming shows that HAVEN'T won an Emmy than have
Hey try naming a right-winger in that group, fact is Bill can't make it on anything but networks like HBO that don't have the same ratings scheme as a normal network. He'd fail just like Air America
Yea he sure is a funny guy
Looks like Toms taunting has driven you to the arms of your enemy G :)
Bush never claimed to be a great orator whereas Kerry.....well...
To me it looked like the enemy was drawn into Tom's.
Wow.. That's disgusting.
If you'd said something true and useful I'd not have snipped it.
He's actually a very funny character. You call him bitter because he points out the stupidity of your household god, George W. Bush.
Nope. You claim it but that isn't so. Then again, you've made unsubstantiated claims into an art form.
Most thinking people are.
He's been nominayted for an Emmy award for his humor. When was the last time your other idol, Rush (the fat, gay drug addict) was nominated for anything other than a lifetime membership in the KKK?
You cite a website where someone calls him a jiminex? And that proves????
^^^^^^^^
I'm niether his friend nor his enemy. He chose to behave like an enemy. I saw what kind of miscreant he is a long time ago. Like me, Tom tried to be kind to him. Like me, Tom got burned. Like me, Tom apparently considers him a little lower than whale-jiminex.
The only thing that has changed is my opinion of Tom, but that has nothing to do with Cracker.
Hahahahahahahahahaha. Bush claims to be the "Commander *of* Chief". What a moron!
do with Cracker.
Yeah.. nice timing.
I tried watching the roasts but they seemed pretty stupid, Carlin is usually excellent, so can Rock, Prior but Whoopie, O'Donnell, Bar and Maher are just depressing people to listen to
I've only seen 5 minutes of that too
I watch maybe 10 minutes of them if that
It would help if they just kept acting because thats all they are good for, Harry is just old
I know, still pretty tasteless
points out the stupidity of your household god, George W.
It has nothing to do with Bush since I couldn't stand him back in Clintons days, he's boring and sarcastic regardless of the topic.
unsubstantiated claims into an art form.
Much like you with the economy remarks
Yea like Ted Kennedy and John Kerry
So's everyone else on TV, what amazes me is he's not won one like everyone else on TV
Last I checked they don't give emmy's for radio shows
Umm gosh it proves that he's a moron? BTW it's not the website that matters, that was just the first that came up on a google search
Hey then you three can all have a group hug
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