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Brian Schweitzer: “You’re mean if you disagree with me”
By Rusty Shackleford | September 21, 2008
One of the Left’s most favorite-est bumper stickers ever evar: ‘Dissent Is the Highest Form of Patriotism’
The Comedian was in Bozeman on Thursday to tell the students at Montana State University how totally rad and wicked smaaaaht he is…at the same time, he told all the students who were making it known that they weren’t happy with his “Did you hear the one about the Governor who rigged an election?”-routine that they were all “mean”.
The Bozeman Daily Chronicle had a write-up on the story, but it’s nowhere to be found on the net, weird, eh? Golly, I wish there were some way for me to cite my source. Hmmm…what am I to do…what to do, what to do?!?! Oh yeah! Click here to link to a video of Schweitzer calling a bunch of college students mean. The man sure does seem to enjoy the sound of his own voice.
Topics: Blogosphere, Schweitzer's 2006 Election Day Shenanigans, 2006 Election Day Shenanigans, Media, Schweitzer, Montana, 2008 Presidential Election, Zombie Apocalypse, Liberal Bias |
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