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The Straight Jacket Awards Thread #3 For 2009: The Candidates #2- Tatiz, Dobbs, And McCaughey

Next up on the list is the Birther movement, staring the birther queen that is Ms. Tatiz From David Shuster and Tamron Hall digesting the battiness..... ......To this classic smackdown delivered to her by Dylan Ratigan: It was certainly a year of constant top worthy moments where you can't just but help laugh at this woman. She can truly go all the way on this one for me, Ms. Tatiz. And the Birther journalism of the year is former CNN employee Louie Dobbs. Already known for his negative immigrant sentiments, Dobbs went so far off the bin this year that even CNN had enough. Now this man had plenty of other looney moments that have been thankfully forgotten about by most. From calling a pro health care reform song from Atlanta school kids propaganda to demanding that black people in Chicago (and throughout) stop complaining about the problems in their communities , Dobbs had an all time year in Straight Jacket Award. He probably won't win, but he sure did provide his share of h...

12/29/09: TWD's Agenda For The Day- The Straight Jacket Award For The 2009

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From Joe Wilson to the Heene family, from Betsy McCaughey to Steve King. From the Salahis to Owen Schmitt , your Straight jacket Award for this year of 2009. All the nutty moments that have been covered here at The Whole Delivery for this year will be narrowed down to the person truly deserving of this coveted new award. So, without further ado, today we shall find out who will win the Straight Jacket Award for this year.

McCaughey Resigns

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Well, that interview with Jon Stewart didn't do her too well at all The lady with an imagination so good that Spongebob could learn from here has decided to make a surprising career move after her great performance on Stewart last night. Dick Armey was forced out of his lobbying shop, and now opposition to health care reform has taken a professional toll on another critic: A New Jersey medical device company, Cantel, just announced that Betsy McCaughey -- the day after sparring with Jon Stewart -- is "resigning to avoid any appearance of a conflict of interest during the national debate over healthcare reform." The Orly Tatiz of health care reform has joined the unemployed everyone.