Libtalker Ed Schultz Too Important To Follow Traffic Laws
I'M PRIVILEG-ED
Do Road Closures Apply To MSNBC Talkers?
While MSNBC libtalker Ed Schultz regularly projects the image of a working class good ol' boy who can relate to Larry Lunchbucket, in a weak moment, his inner elitist quickly emerges.
Traffic laws? Those don't apply to celebrities, do they?
Here's a catch from Monday's syndicated radio program: listen as Schultz reveals he knowingly drove for some distance over closed highways, all to "prove a point".
What point? That Ed Schultz is more important than the rest of us?
Is Big Eddie out to sabotage his own career? He consistently seems to be his own worst enemy. What's next?
Do Road Closures Apply To MSNBC Talkers?
While MSNBC libtalker Ed Schultz regularly projects the image of a working class good ol' boy who can relate to Larry Lunchbucket, in a weak moment, his inner elitist quickly emerges.
Traffic laws? Those don't apply to celebrities, do they?Here's a catch from Monday's syndicated radio program: listen as Schultz reveals he knowingly drove for some distance over closed highways, all to "prove a point".
What point? That Ed Schultz is more important than the rest of us?
ED SCHULTZ (04:30): So then I went and checked out what happens when they shut down a highway and you drive on it. Well, it's a $1000 fine and possible 90 days in jail. I said, well this isn't going to work out real good with the boss, 'cause he sent me a nice email over the holidays and wanted me to come back which made me feel pretty good.
So anyway, a cop car did pass me and the guy jerked his head around and then I pulled off on the side of the road, so it was no big deal. But I thought, if this guy stops me, I got some serious explaining to do here.
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SCHULTZ (13:51): And I could have got a big fine but I didn't care, I was out to prove a point.
Is Big Eddie out to sabotage his own career? He consistently seems to be his own worst enemy. What's next?
published by Brian Maloney at
20:10
4 Comments:
He didn't have a point. He simply is too good to look out for those big orange signs that say "ROAD CLOSED".... those are for us little people.
By
GeronL, at 05 January, 2011 21:15
My guess is that Ed has gotten some preferential treatment over the years since he has been a star football player & today as a well known media figure. Football players, the better ones at least, have been given a pass & have punishments for rules that they break are allowed to slide since they are too important to the team & school spirit. Now Ed is a national media goon, & does have a big footprint in eastern North Dakota. He may believe the rules really don't apply to him, & the result of this story will only enable him to act like this in the future.
By
danybhoy, at 06 January, 2011 08:00
Privileged my ass..Schultz is nothing more than a smug, arrogant, pompous wind bag. Ditto for Imus, Limbaugh, O'Reilly, Olbermann, Beck, Hannity and of course...Dope Rah Winfrey.
By
Anonymous, at 06 January, 2011 13:04
Rules don't apply to him, that's the point he seems to have proven.
By
Jenna Futio, at 06 January, 2011 13:05
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