Dr. Jerrie L. Bascome-McGill: Absolutely egregiously offended

Posted by DarthDilbert at 7/23/2008 11:23:00 PM

I learned many years ago to never underestimate the power of liberal socialists in academia to be humor-impaired. Dr. Jerrie L. Bascome-McGill is upset over the much discussed cartoon from The New Yorker which was clearly intended as satire, but whose point was missed by 99.9% of the moonbats out there. Not only is she upset, she described the cartoon as "absolutely egregious".

This wasn't the first time she was offended in such a way. In January 2008, she had her diaper in a twist when Mitt Romney had the absolute gall to advise that couples should be married before having children. The nerve of him! How dare he refuse to advocate illegitimate births! Why didn't he advocate more unwed mothers to be supported by taxpayer funds rather than the absentee fathers? She was appalled that Romney made such comments around MLK Day (rumored to be sponsored by the Daily Council). She accused Romney of being prejudiced, racist, ugly, discriminatory, and lacking sensitivity. All of this on a day she describes as a "day of honor" for a "visionary". Who knew that cheating on your wife with dozens of women would qualify a man to be a "visionary"? If that is the criteria, who knows what lauded titles will be given to William Jefferson Blythe Clinton one day when he isn't giving one dollar bills at his Chicken Ranch and Massage Parlor.

Prior to serving as czar of Dayton Government Youth Indoctrination Centers from April 2000 - July 1002, she spent "30 years as an administrator" in the Dayton Government Youth Indoctrination system. Impressive to say the least. During her rein as czar she demonstrated her stellar leadership abilities by failing to run a thorough background check on a prospective employee. In August 2000, Dayton taxpayers learned that her choice for associate czar, Larry D. Beard, pled guilty in 1993 to "two misdemeanor charges of misconduct in office in connection with incidents while he was a superintendent in Iowa." Clearly he was abundantly qualified.

Originally charged with four counts of "felonious theft in office, theft, falsifying documents and forgery", Comrade Beard was "sentenced to a one-year suspended jail term, placed on probation and ordered to make restitution." When asked to respond to his actions from 1993, he said it was "one of those things that gets blown out of proportion."

Oh you mean like a political cartoon? Just as she said in January 2000 that a solution was not near for desegregation, the same applies today with liberals and their absolutely egregiously lacking sense of humor.



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