Jon Stewart is Pissed About Walter Reed!

[Hissyspit]

They are still doing bits and video about it well after the commercial break - tearing into Bush with video clips. And you can hear the anger in his humor. Going on with a bit about responsibility, bringing in WMD, abu Ghraib, no body armor, missing cash, etc.

Well worth catching the re-run.

[Atman]

1. "The bumper sticker on the President's car..."

Oh, shit...I'm not going to spoil it for the left coasters.

:rofl:

[aquart]

3. How about the ones who don't have cable?

You know: the DU underclass.

[Atman]

7. SPOILER ALERT

"Don't blame me: I voted for Gore."

.

[Bukowski Fan]

2. TOTAL SMACKDOWN

I LOVE when Jon gets that tone in his voice when you just know he's going to tear somebody a new one. That was the best piece of journalism I've seen on the Walter Reed affair (on TV of course).

Definitely catch the re-run if you missed this!

[riderinthestorm]

5. uhm, no cable and I'm in dialup (rural area) so I can't download videos

Care to share what happened?
:hi:

[Cabcere]

4. I'll definitely have to see if I can find a clip of this on the internets.

I :loveya: Jon Stewart.

[Hissyspit]

6. Yes. It was two segments, though.

[Cabcere]

9. Ahh...good to know. Thanks!

:hi:

[rocktivity]

8. And how ironic that the guest is Bob Woodruff

the reporter who was seriously injured in Iraq. Would he have recovered so well if HE'D had to go to Water Reed?

:headbang:
rocknation

[Cha]

10. Walter Reed hospital was privatized

and given a contract by a halliburton subsidiary. Sorry, can't find the link now.

[Missy Vixen]

11. It was excellent

Jon Stewart outdid himself tonight. TDS' typical demographic is younger people (18-30, I believe,) so I'm hoping they were listening carefully.

What an outstanding show, and yeah, Stewart was palpably angry. He should be.

Julie

[lyonn]

12. Thanks, getting ready to watch the re-run

[siligut]

13. I will catch the re-run

Watching Coming Home about severely injured service members and their struggles, extraordinary struggles.

MSNBC keeps flashing on prosthetics moving down the halls of Walter Reed and the floors are polished and the walls are clean and white.

All the facilities look top notch and clean, but the narrator isn’t giving the names of any others, just Walter Reed.

A picture is worth a thousand words? I don’t believe this is not purposeful.

Just had a news update on MSNBC about the deplorable conditions at Walter Reed, waiting to see if there are more pretty pictures, just to feed the cognitive dissonance.

[Swamp Rat]

14. me too!!

:mad: