Bernie Goldberg, George Washington and Jon Stewart.

Bernie Goldberg, a well known critic of the "Lamestream Media" and Jon Stewart, published an interesting article on his website yesterday, dealing with "mis-information" on the Internet, the vulgar nature of Jon Stewart fans, and a call for civil discourse between liberal and conservative commenters on his website.

For those who are unaware: Jon Stewart and Bernie Goldberg have been bickering at each other over the course of the part week, and Stewart fans have invaded the Bernard Goldberg website posting downright disgusting and insulting comments. Unlike a general Town Hall meeting or an established debate between opposing figures; The Internet is the wild west, and attitudes can be detestable.

Despite the fact that I have a Web site, I’ve never been much of a web guy. Yes, there’s lot of interesting stuff out there, but there’s also a lot of garbage. And worse.
I’m sure that there’s info someplace on the Web explaining how George Washington was born in Saudi Arabia and is the son of a Martian mother and Puerto Rican father.

And some poor kid in third grade, assigned to do a book report on our first president, will put that crap in his paper, thinking it’s all true. But the fact is, as many of you know, anybody can put anything on the web anytime he or she wants.

After a bad experience with Wikipedia, when someone posted malicious information about me, I went on Fox and said that whatever else Wikipedia is, it’s also a platform for anonymous defamation. People put all sorts of misinformation on the site. Yes, I know there are mechanisms to delete slanderous material, but it’s up there for the world to see, until the victim learns of it – if he ever does – and takes it down.

Read the rest at Bernie Goldberg's website.

There's no reason for one to disagree with Bernie Goldberg when it comes to the Internet. I'm sure there is a website that has been launched proclaiming President George Washington is the son of a Saudi Arabian pirate, and it's true that attitudes and discussions on the Internet are distasteful and downright disgusting. Jumping in Pools is well aware of this: We faced off against Little Green Footballs, who attacked an Autistic blogger, and refused to refute previous insults or comments.

The truth is this: Liberals are vile, Liberals are hostile and Liberals will always be on the losing side of the argument, thus we shouldn't expect anything better from the deranged viewers of Jon Stewart, a man who some are dubbing the face of "liberalism on television". If he's their point man, than we shouldn't have much trouble winning back the House or Senate in 2010.

Also, where are the Conservative comedians, the satirical Conservative television shows and the Comical Conservative criticism of liberal ideals? That's what I want to know, perhaps we can deal with Jon Stewart on smart terms: You can bash us all you want, as long as you guarantee us a Conservative show on your network.

Think he'll consider that deal? Neither do I.

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I Knew It! People Who Watch Jon Stewart are Idiots!

Well, it's something that's been on my mind for years, but I'm so glad to see it actually confirmed in a newspaper. From the New York Times we find out that Jon Stewart fans are a bunch of egotistical self-righteous buffoons... or at least one-fifth of them.

According to 'secret media research' done by the geniuses at Comedy Central, at least twenty percent of all of the viewers of The Daily Show or the Colbert Report believe that people think they're cool for doing so. (We'll leave Stephen Colbert out of this because he's actually funny.)

That's right, they think that other people think they're cool for not actually doing anything but sitting there, mouths agape. There's a clinical term for this: college douchebags.

And you know what else drives up the Daily Show's ratings? The fact that it's seen as cool to watch the show, even though it's not funny. True, many college students and pseudo-hippies don't get the material, but if they laugh hard they can belong to something. Besides, they can be persuaded to vote-- even though they're clueless. You know, the best type of voters.

The problem is that many if not most of these viewers then do not watch any actual news because they've already 'been informed' by twenty seconds of a CNN clip that Stewart followed with a frowny face. They believe that since they're now endowed with almighty suave from watching Comedy Central, they can go up to people and shout at them if they don't choke down the Democratic line.

The study asked... ultimately, how important the shows and hosts are in their lives. Seriously, if a stiff like Jon Stewart is that important in your life, you should join a cult.

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Where is Jon Stewart on Obama's Cronyism?

For months, a false campaign was launched to oust President Bush's second Attorney General Alberto Gonzalez, for the firing of US attorneys. Jon Stewart would launch "jokes" sharply jabbing the AG and the Bush Administration, while Keith Olbermann would should until his face was red about "Mr. Gonzalez."

And, of course, it turns out that the firings were totally legal.

But now we have the case of one of the President's friends being a crook. Kevin Johnson, who ran Americorps and is Mayor of Sacramento is a personal friend of the President. This doesn't imply that the President is, but his action is clearly personally motivated. Obama fired Gerald Walpin, inspector general of the Corporation for National and Community Service, for investigating the misplacement of hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars.

Obama fired Walpin without explanation, a clear attempt to shield his friend from prosecution and to keep himself from looking bad.

Where is Jon Stewart? Will he do his fart-face impression to make fun of President Obama? Will he make a shitty impression, as whe did of President Bush, to prove his illegitimate move? Will Olbermann call on Johnson to "resign"? Will Chris Matthews have a daily piece on the scandal.

Hell, Roland Burris is still in office, despite paying his way to the US Senate!

There is a new culture of corruption, and the Left's phoniness is showing.

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Yes, I'm Alive but Jim Cramer's not

I know some people on this blog (Mike) don't like Jon Stewart, but this is great. Last week, Stewart was supposed to have Rick Santelli on his show. Instead, Santelli cancelled his appearance and Stewart gave a hilarious takedown of CNBC's financial coverage. This caught the ire of a lot of people on CNBC, especially Jim Cramer, the high-strung host of Mad Money. Stewart had him on last night, and his subsequent undressing of Cramer is priceless.

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