‘SNL’ Alumna Victoria Jackson Says Obama’s a Communist
What happened to bubbly blond Victoria Jackson after her run on "Saturday Night Live"? Well, for her latest act she's become a tea party demonstrator and she thinks the president's a communist. "I watch Glenn Beck, and he has taught me well," she tells Fox News' Steve Doocy, adding, "Progressive is the new word for communist."What happened to bubbly blond Victoria Jackson after her run on “Saturday Night Live”? Well, for her latest act she’s become a tea party demonstrator and she thinks the president’s a communist. “I watch Glenn Beck, and he has taught me well,” she tells Fox News’ Steve Doocy, adding, “Progressive is the new word for communist.” –KA
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