Is anybody watching this pathetic Marsha Blackburn on MSNBC. . .

[wndycty]

. . .she is literally babbling. Babbling about lip gloss and pit bulls, its really embarrassing.

[imax2268]

1. yea...

she said that Obama owes Sarah an apology for the pig comment...

This is why our country is messed up...people like her who don't have a fucking clue...

[givemebackmycountry]

2. Marsha! Marsha! Marsha!

Did you catch the TWO references to the "Democrat" campaign and the 'Democrat" party?

She's a disgusting and corrupt little twit.

[me b zola]

5. I really think that there must be a Congressional rule passed

If you don't know the name of your oppositional party, then you are unfit to serve.

[DangerousRhythm]

3. It was hilarious.

Oh, he's making a big mistake not apologizing! Blah blah blah blah you got OWNED! :rofl:

[AdvancedProgress]

4. I live a few miles from her district...

She owes LOTS of people apologies, so she has NO ROOM TO TALK.

:grr:

[Tanuki]

6. At least she's not babbling about ANWR this time...

http://www.nashvillescene.com/2008-08-28/news/a-weekly-roundup-of-embarrassing-behavior/

"Marsha's big Arctic adventure
Congresswoman Marsha Blackburn went on a fact-finding mission to the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. She stepped off the plane, looked around and didn't see much. That convinced her that we ought to drill for oil there.

"When I went to ANWR I expected to see a pristine wilderness teeming with wildlife who knew that this tiny refuge was their only safe haven," she says. "What I discovered was a broad area just a little bit smaller than the state of Tennessee. The nearest mountain is 30 miles away and the closest tree is 70 miles past that.... I return to Tennessee even more convinced that we need to drill here and drill now."

Actually, congresswoman, there's stuff in the wildlife refuge (hence the name "wildlife"). Lots and lots of birds, caribou, polar bears and grizzlies, wolves, foxes, wolverines and even these bizarre ancient-looking creatures called musk oxen. Trust us, Marsha. Wildlife is there.

What did you expect, a petting zoo? Wildlife is sometimes hard to find. Animals are weird that way. The Arctic isn't like Brentwood, where the Starbucks and the nail salon and everything is within easy driving distance in your SUV. Somebody probably should have explained that to you. But that's OK, you'll know better next time."

(edited to indicate that all of the above is from the link)