Stephanie Miller is KILLING me! rofl

[Fleshdancer]

WOW! I don't know whether to laugh, scream or cry. Some idiotic wing nut wrote her a death threat letter after her appearance on faux news and was stupid enough to include his phone number. So momma did what momma had to do. She called him on the air! :wow:

Not so surprisingly enough, he wasn't very happy that she read his letter on air. Oh, and he believes that Michael J Fox over medicated himself because the oxycotin abuser said so. And apparently Stephanie is a Benedict Arnold! Who knew? :eyes:

[Epiphany4z]

1. I can't believe

he put his name and number on that ....the crazy and stupid vote seems to be a lock for the republicans.

[Penndems]

12. That's the bulk of The Village Idiot's constituency

Crazy, illiterate and just plain stupid.

[wtmusic]

2. The only problem with that

is it will encourage every nutbag to do the same.

[CTyankee]

15. Actually, it was a smart move on Steph's part

If anything shouldhappen to her, Sock will be up shit's creek. He'd better wish nothing betides her, cuz he's in deep doo doo if it does. I think she was just taking out an "insurance policy."

I hope she has contacted the FBI. It would seem like it has federal scope, airwaves, interstate mail, etc.

[Beelzebud]

3. LOL It was BRILLIANT. My favorite line from Steph:

"Oh so I've lowered the discourse by reading your own words back to you?"

[ewagner]

4. I heard that

and it was like a bad traffic accident.....horrible but I couldn't turn it off....Stephie has tremendous courage but listening to that psychotic wingnut was almost too much to take...

Did you hear him say he didn't get the "overdose" thing from Rush but from "...talking to Doctors..."?

What kind of Doctors do you suppose those were?

[Penndems]

14. The type of doctors who get their licenses pulled for ethics violations

would be my guess.

[Kolesar]

5. the readings of republican soft porn an hour ago was a howler...eom

[zulchzulu]

6. Steph needs to show this guy what a couple FBI agents look like at his door

It was obvious that the guy sent a death threat AND was stupid enough to put his goddamn phone number in the letter... the sign of a perfectly stupid Repig.

Steph should get the FBI on his ass pronto. He was a coward when he said he should "stop talking to her now".

Book him Steph!

[rurallib]

9. "rule of law" isn't that what they always preach?

And as I recall death threats are against the law. Maybe a visit from the law would make Sock think a bit.

[zulchzulu]

10. Death threats are a Federal crime

Death threat: A person is guilty of a crime if he threatens to kill another with the purpose to put him in imminent fear of death under circumstances reasonably causing the victim to believe the immediacy of the threat and the likelihood that it will be carried out.

[brg5001]

33. The Computer Says No! -- ha ha

Clearly, when one is fighting for "God" and "America", criminal threats are justified. And Sock had the nerve to use their classic line, "Be glad you're in a country where you're free to speak." Huh? And this from the Wingnut who just threatened her for speaking out and lied about "remembering what he said in his letter." What a "sock" of sh*t!

[mod mom]

16. Living in Ohio I AGREE! That guy is dangerous!

[chat_noir]

7. Can you imagine O'Reilly having the guts to do this?

Remember when O'Reilly put Fox security onto some guy who had merely mentioned Olbermann's name.


Stephanie :yourock:

[chat_noir]

28. O'Reilly threatened caller

O'Reilly threatened radio show caller with "a little visit" from "Fox security" for mentioning Olbermann's name on the air

http://mediamatters.org/items/200603030010



Olbermann on O'Reilly's "Fox security" threat: "Bill thinks he has his own police"

http://mediamatters.org/items/200603060009

[zulchzulu]

8. They will be replaying the phone call in Hour Three (10CST)

Streaming lovely Steph in stereo:
http://www.madisonmix.com/cc-common/streaming_new/index.html

[Ezlivin]

11. Her site is down

Any idea of what's up?

[Penndems]

13. It's probably being besieged by people looking for the letter from "Socks",

or E-mailing Steph about the phone call/letter.

[cspanlovr]

17. Thanks for the link. I can never get thru on the link given on the

latest page. Yea! I can listen to Steph now!:bounce: :hi:

[chat_noir]

19. another link

http://2005.wavzam.com/main.html

http://2005.wavzam.com/pages/programming.html?feed=128475&article=437294

[Nikki Stone 1]

18. Note to Agent Mike: see what we mean?

They can make DEATH THREATS and no one goes after the fuckers.

[Captain Hilts]

20. The Defense Intelligence Agency is sponsoring her program here in DC.

No kidding!

[Penndems]

21. You are jacking my wires, Mookie

Seriously, the DIA is sponsoring her show on WWRC-AM?

[Captain Hilts]

25. AM 1260 - NO KIDDING! nt

[necso]

22. Calling this guy was just plain nuts...

but in a good way.

Of course, I didn't hear the interchange, but it's pretty much the last thing I'd have thought of.

Ignore it; preempt it; report it -- sure... but call the idiot?

I suppose that the telephone number was just irresistible.

[Fleshdancer]

26. even she was questioning her sanity for calling him

When the woman who answered the phone (his wife I guess?) was looking for the jerk, Stephanie was waiting on the line and she started questioning her sanity for calling him in the first place. The guy was stupid enough to write his phone number down though so her curiosity got the best of her.

You have to listen to the audio posted on this thread (can't remember who posted it exactly)...it was so funny and bizarre.

[necso]

31. The unexpected response can be an excellent, effective one,

catching your "adversary" off-guard and unprepared (even if he has essentially telegraphed a possible, and possibly-rewarding, line of attack -- unwittingly -- by making a mistake, or exposing a vulnerability, etc) and keeping him there. (Of course, the skilled adversary may use cover and deception; in particular, he may create the appearance (belief, etc) of such a vulnerability, where none really exists -- in order to make you act in certain, predictable ways.)

...

Perhaps I'll listen later.

[zulchzulu]

23. MP3 of Steph and the Repig's response to death threat

The last few seconds got cut off due to the feed, but you certainly get the general idea...

Sock The Repig/4.7MB/MP3

[devilgrrl]

24. thanks!

:-)

[zulchzulu]

27. No problemo...

That guy is nuts...he needs the FBI to pay him a little visit...and this soundclip is proof.

[Gregorian]

29. Why aren't more Americans skeptical?

Why are so many Americans so gullible?

If Rush says it, it must be true.


I'll tell you exactly what I see- Reagan.

That man had believability. He was a commercial man. He sounded sincere. And my liberal father actually voted for him, the first time around. And so did many Dems.

It's commercial America that has duped us into believing what we hear from so-called authority figures. Rush, Rove, and the likes. Better living through chemistry. And it started during World War Two.

But come on world! Wake up and see the truth. Be skeptics. Or else!

I had to vent. Thank you.

[ProfessorGAC]

32. You're Overanalyzing

The fact is that the vast majority of them are in the bottom 50% both intellectually and educationally. So, scarce few of them are especially bright, scarce few are highly educated, and many of them are simply stupid.
The Professor

[RobertSeattle]

30. Is StephanieMiller.com down again?

Arg!