I’m fucking outraged! This right winged conservative Arian bitch needs to get sent the fuck back in time and left in the 50s when women were barefoot and pregnant. She has NO RIGHT to be on TV and supporting her family with her prehistoric value system. She’s a pro-life, bush loving, Neanderthal. I wouldn’t be surprised if she was anti-semetic to boot.
I was late to work today because I couldn’t tear myself away from the View to hear what ignorance was spewing from her lips. Not only did she fully support the president and all of his efforts, but she even went as far to say, and I quote, “ I did not sense desperacy in his speech.” Desperacy what the fuck does that mean Hasselbeck do you also use conversate instead of converse. Desperation is the word you were looking for!
I want this BITCH FIRED!!!
She wants to put women back in time and I cannot believe she has procreated and is going to pass on her ignorance to future generations. She does not speak for me and I am ashamed that she is representing my generation on broadcast television LIVE everyday to all of America. Most of this country is filled with ignorant fucks and now they listen to this dribble. The View reaches over 3 million viewers… did you hear me, 3 MILLION viewers. Think for a second who these 3 million people are who are actually at home at 11am week days. I have even scoured the Internet looking for a clip from the show where she bashed the morning after pill but it has been erased from youtube (wonder why?). Honestly, I’m so worked up right now talking about her. She makes me fucking sick, I’ve cursed like a sailor throughout this whole rant. I should be using my words, you know considering I have some command on the English language, unlike our fair Hasselbeck. Oooo those women on the View should hire me, America will not know what hit them. Ratings would skyrocket. I needed to vent about this.
Below you will find some facts about Hasselbeck:
Elisabeth represents the conservative position on The View, defending creationism and opposing euthanasia and abortion. She was a supporter of President George W. Bush's reelection campaign and delivered a primetime speech at the 2004 Republican National Convention.
She has taken up cervical health as her personal crusade and encourages women to have regular exams. In recent years she has worked with the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, Making Memories Foundation, Habitat for Humanity, The Wireless Amber Alert Program Initiative and The World Scholar Athlete Games.
Since her appearance on Survivor, she has married (in July 2002) her college sweetheart, current New York Giants backup quarterback Tim Hasselbeck
On an episode that aired on August 2, 2006, Hasselbeck got into a heated debate in which she strongly opposed the Food and Drug Administration's plan to sell the "morning after pill" as an over-the-counter drug. Experts are unsure as to whether the pill only prevents the release of an egg or also prevents the implantation of a fertilized egg. Hasselbeck stated, "I believe that life begins at the moment of penetration... and when that egg is fertilized..." She felt the pill should even be banned in cases of rape and incest, because even then "that life still has value." Hasselbeck argued that advocates of the drug use the "rape or incest" exception as a bait-and-switch distraction from their real desire to make it universally accessible. She argued if the "rape or incest" exception was all advocates cared about, they would not support its over-the-counter status.
CNN is reporting the city of Boston reacted to outdoor installments placed by CartoonNetwork to promote its Adult Swim series "Aqua Teen Hunger Force" by calling a bomb-threat. The ads consisted of an electronic circuit board with LED lights in the shape of one of the show's characters. In DIY fashion, the units had a home assembly appearance with exposed wires making them appear of questionable origin. The devices were placed in several locations in several cities: Boston; New York; Los Angeles; Chicago; Atlanta; Seattle; Portland, Oregon; Austin, Texas; San Francisco; and Philadelphia. The light-up characters only raised a scare in and around Boston.
