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Friday, September 12, 2008

WHOOPI GOLDBERG->PLEASE CHANGE YOUR NAME !!

I have a request for Whoopi Goldberg. I wish that she would go back to using her birth name Caryn Johnson. Because of her adopted stage last name some people may think she may be Jewish. And to be perfectly honest, there is enough anti-Semitism in the world without people ascribing your moronic statements to us.

Today John McCain was on the View and Ms Johnson asked the Senator if during a McCain administration would the United States Bring back Slavery.

ELISABETH HASSELBECK: There has also been a question burning amongst voters and actually our viewers, and that is the question of Roe v. Wade. And as president, if you were, no softballs coming from me, even though you have my vote. Would you as president work to overturn that? And then would Sarah Palin be working to overturn Roe v. Wade?
SENATOR JOHN McCAIN (R-AZ): I think what we would be doing is appointing or nominating justices to the United States Supreme Court and other courts who strictly interpret the Constitution of the United States. We would not impose a litmus test on any issue because that’s not fair to the American people. But they would have to have a clear record of strict interpretation.
BARBARA WALTERS: That’s kind of the other way of saying people who would want to overturn Roe v. Wade.
McCAIN: That, that, well, that is saying that, I believe Roe v. Wade was a very bad decision, Barbara. [audience groans] I think it was a bad decision. I thought other, I thought other decisions of the United States Supreme Court were bad decisions. But I want people on the Court who, quote, "do interpret" and not just on the issue of Roe v. Wade, but on other issues.
WHOOPI GOLDBERG: Do I have to be worried about becoming a slave again?
McCAIN: My interpretation of the Constitution of the United States is that the United States Supreme Court enforces the Constitution of the United States and does not legislate nor invent areas that are responsibilities, according to the Constitution, of the legislative branch.
HASSELBECK: So it was in how the law came up, it was in how Roe v. Wade came apart was the issue. You, you want it to be through the Constitution from the people not from the bench.
McCAIN: And I believe that if Roe v. Wade were overturned, then the states would make these decisions.
GOLDBERG: Sir.
McCAIN: Yes?
GOLDBERG: Can you just, and I don’t want to misinterpret what you’re saying. Did you say you wanted strict Constitutionalists? Because that, that-
McCAIN: No, I want people who interpret the Constitution of the United States the way our founding fathers envision-
GOLDBERG: Does that-
McCAIN: -for them to do.
GOLDBERG: Should I be worried about being a slave, about being returned to slavery because certain things happened in the Constitution that you had to change.
McCAIN: I, I understand your point.
GOLDBERG: Okay, okay.
McCAIN: I understand that point and I, I, [applause] thank you. That’s an excellent point.
GOLDBERG: Thank you sir.
McCAIN: And I thank you.
WALTERS: Before we go, before we go, just to give a different picture because you talk- [laughter]
GOLDBERG: I got scared.
JOY BEHAR: She’s picturing herself on the plantation.
GOLDBERG: I got scared. I gotta start running.

Come on Whoopi, why pick on the poor Jews? Try one of these names on for size:

  • Whoopi Rochmanyanoff
  • Whoopi Chin
  • Whoopi Singh
  • Woopi McSchtuppie
Hey I got an Idea...go for the "peace angle" Why don't you change your name to Whoopi Arafat? It fits nicely. Arafat was no big fan of America. Try it! Or try anything else, BUT PLEASE we are already stuck with people like Geraldo Rivera and Al Franken. FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE get rid of the Goldberg !! HAVEN'T WE SUFFERED ENOUGH?

3 comments:

Gail said...

Is there some way to inform Ms. Goldberg that the Constitution of the United States does not in any way, shape or form endorse or condone slavery.

What the founding fathers were unable to do without alienating souther slaveowners was to explicitly prohibit slavery. That was the most contentious point of the constitution as it was being drafted. It was their unfinished business to finally outlaw slavery.

Strict application of the constitution would prevent slavery because it says that all men have those certain inalienable rights. It means what it says.

Best to all,
Gail S

vrajavala said...

I think John could have been a little more articulate about his comment on roe vs Wade. I think he made a blunder when he said that Roe vs Wade was a bad decision.
we don't need any more hysteria about Roe Vs Wade, because that is obama's trump card.

Anonymous said...

What happened this post at RCP Reader Articles???
It was between "ABC Reporters Give Different Versions of the Bush Doctrine" and "Don't Call it a Comeback" posted at 12:44 pm. Now it's gone!
And I wanted to vote on it!
I see you have CC so I'm going to repost with attribution and submit it to RCP again.
If they remove mine I'll get other Bloggers to do the same.
And we'll vote on them all.
I'm ticked off!

I enjoy your articles.
Keep up the good work!
Ed