Harry Reid: "But for me, we'd be in a worldwide depression."
Emily Esfahani Smith, Ed. ·
Oct 22, 2010 at 6:27am
Oh, Harry, really? The hubris...
(h/t The Corner & Breitbart).
Not only was Reid defending his Senate seat when he appeared on MSNBC's "The Ed Show" yesterday, as above, but he was also defending his manliness. Responding to Sharron Angle's repeated pleas that Reid man up on issues like social security and medicare, Reid told the show's host Ed Schultz, "I've never had to prove my manhood to anyone." Someone's getting a bit defensive. I can't help but think of his flap with Viagra.
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Jun '10
Re: Harry Reid: "But for me, we'd be in a worldwide depression."
Sorry Harry, a poisonous little worm can't be called any kind of human, man or girl.
Jul '10
Re: Harry Reid: "But for me, we'd be in a worldwide depression."
I presume he's speaking psychologically. Because these kinds of gaffes really cheer me up!
Re: Harry Reid: "But for me, we'd be in a worldwide depression."
Yes, maybe he's anticipating our good cheer come election Tuesday! If we're popping champagne bottles, it will in large part be thanks to him, that's for sure.
Jul '10
Re: Harry Reid: "But for me, we'd be in a worldwide depression."
Not being familiar with current TV programming, is the "Ed" of MSNBC the same Mr Ed of yore? If memory serves the equine star of Mr Ed was a gelding. One could see, then, why Mr Reid would feel manly in that setting.
Re: Harry Reid: "But for me, we'd be in a worldwide depression."
I think that appearing in the presence of any MSNBC host would be enough to make even Audrey Hepburn feel manly. I'll refrain from making the tempting but distasteful Rachel Maddow joke.
Aug '10
Re: Harry Reid: "But for me, we'd be in a worldwide depression."
An old Kentucky saying comes to mind, "He's so low he could walk on stilts under a snake's belly with his top hat on".
His hubris is epic, and thus his Nemesis will be also.
Aug '10
Re: Harry Reid: "But for me, we'd be in a worldwide depression."
How did we end up with Harry Reid as Majority Leader, this guy is a wheelerdealer who has pocketed millions in very shady land deals in Vegas.
How did we end up with Nancy d'Alessandro as Speaker, this gal was brought up in Baltimore on her crooked daddy's knee and had to do the totebook for favors given and favors owed when he was the mayor, she was 12.
I know American politics has a long and tarnished history, but shouldn't we strive for the people in leadership to be the creme de la creme of their class, rather the reverse ? Or are they the creme de la creme of the democrat party, the best they had to offer ? Wow ! That's a helluva reminder for Nov 2.
Aug '10
Re: Harry Reid: "But for me, we'd be in a worldwide depression."
Hi, everybody, it's me, Harry. I want the world to know:
But for little ol' me, terrorists would have hijacked planes and flown them into...
Oh, wait...
Jul '10
Re: Harry Reid: "But for me, we'd be in a worldwide depression."
We'll be sorry when Harry is gone. He has been the gift that kept on giving long after you began to think the Democrats should sideline him out of self preservation if nothing else. That cringing Uriah Heep manner, the wild flights of delusion, the misspeaking and later corrections, the gloomy defensiveness -- oh, it has been a groaning board of riches. I'll bet money Harry has dandruff and halitosis. How could he not?
Sep '10
Re: Harry Reid: "But for me, we'd be in a worldwide depression."
I thought Tom Daschle was an idiot, and then came Harry. I don't know which has been worse, his hoof-n-mouth disease, or his poor performance as the Senate Majority Leader being outmaneuvered constantly by the Republicans.