Ed Schultz Trashes Congressman Who Questioned Ballot-Stuffing Assertions

TWIST-ED LOGIC

Libtalker Enraged By Congressman's Floor Denunciation







Talk about twist-Ed, our favorite MSNBC libtalker just doesn't know when to quit while he's way, way behind.

After making an ass out of himself ahead of the special US Senate election in Massachusetts, Ed Schultz has refused to apologize for assertions he'd happily stuff the ballot box for Democrats were he a Bay State voter.

Despite negative publicity that began with a Radio Equalizer story and spread across the Internet, Schultz simply doubled-down, telling radio listeners he'd vote 20 times instead of a mere 10.

Is voter fraud something to joke about? Probably not, but Schultz really didn't seem to be kidding.

Not finding any of this funny was Rep Tom McClintock (R-CA), who questioned Schultz's reckless rhetoric on the House floor. Rather than back down, Big Eddie has again utilized his syndicated radio show, this time to denounce McClintock for daring to suggest there might be a problem.

First, see McClintock's House speech, followed by our exclusive clip featuring Schultz's reaction:

SCHULTZ (33:48): I don't know if you saw this or not but this numskull congressman from California decided to talk about me on the floor the other day, about this vote in Massachusetts, claiming that I was influencing the voter, was advocating voter fraud because I said I'd vote so many times.

That's how, that's how out of bounds stuff can get! Take one word, one sentence, you can't even say anything in jest anymore. [clip continues with anti-corporate rant]

Yes, in his twist-Ed world, denouncing voter fraud is akin to corporations buying elections, or something like that. Nice try, buddy.


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