The biggest "liberals" are the most feral sexists

Liberals, above, is in quotation marks because that is merely the word people mistakenly call those swept away with leftist ideas. I almost put sexists in quotes too, but you know, it's the exact word that applies to Slick Willy, Senator Fat Face and others of their ilk:

http://politicaloutcast.com/2012/09/bill-clinton-and-ted-kennedy-poster-boys-for-the-war-on-women/
Bill Clinton and Ted Kennedy, Poster Boys for the War on Women

One could have put quotes on sexists too for a different rhetorical reason -- you're quoting people and throwing their wrongdoing back in their face. Quote marks at such times lend great sarcastic power! (See what a wide variety of stuff you learn on this page?)  

It is only in a totally sick, demented era that Slick or Teddy would even be allowed into politics. Ours is the sickest I can find in the historical record, and rakes, roués and rapists -- well murderers -- like those two are in fact the dominant force worldwide. (Murderers, plural. Remember Slick's "Monica War"?) Honestly, earnestly, now -- in view of Slick's record, how can any woman have any respect for him whatsoever in any corner of her being?

..........Here's a lovely summation of the monstrous situation in the White House:

http://politicaloutcast.com/2012/09/president-obama-is-like-a-bad-college-roommate/
President Obama is Like a Bad College Roommate

A more apt simile might be "the present administration, like others for many years, unnervingly resembles the 666-Beast in the book of Revelation. It acts capriciously, irrationally, violently and dangerously, crushing and scorching many in all directions." I'd like to be its fan but I know to many personally on whom it's fastened its firy jaws.

..........But why be ironic, when truth is stranger than fiction?

http://www.freedomsphoenix.com/News/118362-2012-09-08-cnbc-investors-in-bernie-madoff-have-done-better-than-investors.htm
CNBC: Investors In Bernie Madoff Have Done Better Than Investors In Big Banks

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