Joy Behar and Whoopi Goldberg: Real pinheads

Who are the “pinheads” Bill O’Reilly is talking about in his new book? I would imagine Joy Behar and Whoopi Goldberg would quality as pinheads at just about any time. I don’t think it took O’Reilly to help us figure that out. Both women walked off the set on the show they are part hosts of after O’Reilly said Muslims attacked us on 9/11!!

If you are hosting a show and you walk off the stage isn’t that kind of a breach of contract? You can’t walk off the show if you are hosting it. You just indicated you don’t want to host the show when you do that. I would say the bosses at The View need to give Goldberg and Behar a good going over and explain to them no more walking off the set of the show you host.

It seems O’Reilly needed to say we were attacked by “extremist” Muslims on 9/11. I don’t think the people who attacked us were that extreme. Their acts were extreme. But Muslims are generally irate over something. So O’Reilly agreed he should have said “extremist” Muslims. You know I can agree with the ladies.

I think we need to use adjectives to describe just about everything we do. In that way we can give more meaning to what we say. People don’t have to guess your intentions. Here’s an example: George Bush was really a pinhead and he gave us largest deficit of about $450 billion. This was considered extreme at the time by the big media. Now, Barack Obama is President and we have a deficit of over a trillion dollars two years in a row. So we need to have a way to describe that. So we can say that Bush was an “extreme” Republican! And we can call Obama an “uber extreme” Democrat. See, we can give meaning to the depth of the deficit just by sticking an adjective in front of one’s name. I bet you can come up with some of your own!!

Here’s another example: When Newt Gingrich was Speaker of the House we had some nice surpluses and we know the money in the country starts in the House. The big media thought Newt was a “double extremist” Conservative. So would that make Nancy Pelosi a “double-dipped, dyed-in-the wool, mega” liberal.

Man, using adjectives is going to be a great thing. You can really get across your meaning when you use them. Thanks Joy and Whoopi for pointing out that we need to “qualify” our words with adjectives that bring clearer meaning to the word. Now, what adjectives do we use to describe Joy and Whoopi?