Class Warfare, Brought to You by the Muppets
This just in: The Muppets are brainwashing your children with liberal, anti-corporate messages, according to this astute analysis conducted by objective reporter Eric Bolling of Fox News' "Follow the Money" propagandafest business broadcast. "Where are we, communist China?" he wonders.This just in: The Muppets are brainwashing your children with liberal, anti-corporate messages, according to this astute analysis conducted by objective reporter Eric Bolling of Fox News’ “Follow the Money” propagandafest business broadcast. “Where are we, communist China?” he wonders aloud as a conservative colleague announces that Barney Frank already looks like a Muppet — and you know what that means. This important discussion took place on Friday’s edition of “Follow the Money.” Hide the children.
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