This Month's Guns & Ammo

Dana Loesch Vs Costco Heir

Right wing radio shrieker Dana Loesch is today engaging in a prolonged Twitter battle with Costco heir Justin Brotman, who entered the spotlight last week when he led a Twitter movement to reshape public opinion about the civil unrest in Baltimore. Loesch is claiming that Brotman is sexually harassing her, but all I've seen so far is that he has tweeted images to her like the one below. (Loesch blocked me on Twitter years ago after accusing me of "celebrating" the FRC shooting.)

RELATED: The above-cited recent poll is real although "far more" might be pushing the truth: "A full 61 percent of respondents said they would either be enthusiastic or comfortable with a gay or lesbian president. Only 52 percent said they’d be enthusiastic or comfortable with an evangelical candidate."

Pam Geller Vows To Hold Another Draw Mohammed Contest, "This Is America"

According to Blaze host Dana Loesch, any criticism of Pam Geller is just as bad as shaming the victims of rape. Yup.

Tweet Of The Day - Dana Loesch

Dana Loesch: Gays Could Be Stoned In The Streets Over Public Accommodations

Kyle Mantyle reports at Right Wing Watch:

During the discussion, Loesch said that if America doesn’t protect the supposed "right" of Christians to discriminate against gays in public accommodations, it will eventually lead to gays being stoned to death in the streets. Loesch claimed that a lot of atheists who listen to her radio program worry that not protecting this "right" to discriminate could end up with gays being stoned in public. "You don't have to be a Christians to be affected by loss of religious liberty, because if one liberty is taken, more liberties will be taken," she said. "If I'm not speaking up [while] you're losing rights then what will happen to me when the day comes, if someone comes to me? What if you're stoned for walking out in the street for being gay? I mean, come on, that's where the conversation needs to go."

Radio Shrieker Dana Loesch Poses With Sandy Hook Gun On New Book Cover

For her new book cover, wingnut radio shrieker Dana Loesch poses with the same style of gun used to murder 20 children in Sandy Hook. Glenn Beck's The Blaze says the cover "will drive liberals crazy."

In the book, the co-founder of the St. Louis Tea Party and 2012 winner of Accuracy in Media’s Grassroots Journalism Award — not to mention fearless enemy of progressives — provides readers with a comprehensive guide to why the founders created the Second Amendment, the disastrous consequences of anti-gun legislation — particularly on women — and what citizens can do to protect themselves against a government and complicit media hell-bent on violating such rights. Having gone toe-to-toe with leftists on the issue many times, Loesch’s book further serves as a “how-to” guide for defeating the arguments parroted by the mainstream media and its champions.

The AR-15 was also used this week in Oregon's school shooting. Dana Loesch:

“Gun control is the ultimate war on women. Firearms are the equalizer between the sexes. Sam Colt made us equal, indeed. This book explores that, the racist roots of gun control, and debunks the biggest arguments made by anti-gun extremists. The AR is on the cover because it is the most vilified, misunderstood rifle in America, responsible for the fewest crimes. Education is the antidote to ignorance. Consider this book the medicine.”

I'm sure the parents of all those murdered children will appreciate having their misunderstanding corrected by Dana Loesch.

Dana Loesch Defends Cliven Bundy

"First, to take the quote at face value it’s odd and sounds offensive. You’re talking about government overreach and you go into this story? Secondly, I hope no one is surprised that an old man rancher isn’t media trained to express himself perfectly. He seems to be decrying what big government has done to the black family — which big government has negatively affected not just the black family, but all families regardless of ethnicity — so perhaps he included that in his remarks against big government? I’m just trying to figure out how he even got to the point of discussing it and yes, it’s justified to have a healthy suspicion of the New York Times." - Wingnut radio shrieker Dana Loesch, defending Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy for saying that "the Negro" was better off as a cotton picking slave. As you can see, Loesch implies that the New York Times invented Bundy's quote.

Stephen King Vs Dana Loesch

Yesterday author Stephen King fired out several tweets in support of Obamacare, bringing attacks from Twitchy, little Ben Shapiro, and wingnut radio shrieker Dana Loesch, who clearly has zero self-awareness.

Teabag Radio Shrieker Dana Loesch: Arizona's Hate Bill Is Anti-Slavery

Loesch retweeted the above message to her 188K Twitter followers.

Anti-Gay Wingnut Screecher Dana Loesch Cohosted Today's Episode Of The View

You might recall that in 2012 Loesch literally screamed at a caller to her radio show, saying that people who support marriage equality "hate Jesus Christ." Which immediately earned Loesch a starring role at GOProud's Homocon 2012 party. The Tea Party has since positioned Loesch as "the new Ann Coulter."

Homocons & Haters Celebrate

Teabaggers Mock The Poor As Fast Food Employees Strike For A Liveable Wage

Some restaurant workers are striking today for a liveable wage and teabaggers are responding at the Twitter hashtag #EatFast where they are posting mocking photos of themselves gorging on fast food.

Dana Loesch On Navy Yard Slayings

Loesch showed her Instagram followers the above photo with the caption: "Just realized this vignette on my desk."  (Via Wonkette)

Dana Loesch Sues Breitbart.com

Screeching, repulsive, anti-gay Dana Loesch, the darling of GOProud, is suing her employers at Breitbart.com.

Conservative talk radio host and commentator Dana Loesch sued the owner of the conservative website Breitbart.com Friday, claiming that although her relationship with the news and opinion aggregating website had gone “tragically awry,” Breibart.cοm LLC refused to let her work for the company or anyone else, forcing her into “indentured servitude in limbo.”  The suit says that difficulties managing the Breitbart “media 'empire'” or ideological conflicts or both had spiked the working relationship, creating a “increasingly hostile” work environment. When Loesch tried to terminate her work agreement in September, Breitbart refused and extended the agreement by a year, the suit says. Breitbart.cοm LLC refuses to allow her work to be published and “sabotages” her attempts to find work elsewhere, the suit says.

In a month filled with delicious wingnut infighting, this one might be the best.

PREVIOUSLY ON JMG:  Dana Loesch says gay activists are at war with Christians.  Dana Loesch denies that the Family Research Council lobbied in support of Uganda's "kill the gays" bill.  Dana Loesch is invited to GOProud's Homocon 2012 event, shortly after screaming during her radio show that supporters of marriage equality "hate Christ."  Dana Loesch says the Chick-Fil-A boycott is stupid because we use gasoline in our cars. (SRSLY).

DNC Button: Sluts Vote

Dana Loesch is outraged:

"Because nothing says 'respect women; like wearing a giant slut button. Respect women, even when they reduce themselves to nothing more than vaginas in a craft project gone horribly wrong and advocate for female genocide. Who's declaring a war on whom?"

You just have to laugh.

Breitbart: Gay Filmmakers Target Children

From an entry on Breitbart today:

You knew it was only a matter of time before the gay community, which has successfully integrated gay characters into every possible form of entertainment for adults, targeted children. Now, for the first time, an American animated feature features an openly gay character.

Laika's stop-motion animated zombie comedy "ParaNorman" has a character named Mitch, who is, of course, a heavily-muscled jock who seems heterosexual until the end of the movie, at which time a girl named Courtney asks him if he wants to see a movie. Sure, he says, you’ll just love my boyfriend, who’s into chick flicks.

It’s a time-honored technique of the gay community to hide the fact that a character is gay until the audience has developed a real affinity for him/her, then catch the audience off-guard by divulging that the character is gay. If they really were “brave” they’d announce from the start that Mitch was gay and see just how many parents would take their children to see this movie.

Breitbart's editor is GOProud's BFF, Dana Loesch.

Classy Dana Loesch Strikes Again

You'll note that the account of this incident on Breitbart fails to mention what Loesch screamed at these women. Code Pink took the high road, responding with "Peace and justice!"

UPDATE: Here's video of Loesch and her husband (on the camera) following one of the Code Pink protesters out of the arena. Mr. Loesch seems to think he's really famous.

Cause, Effect, Response

Twitter Support responds via email:

We have investigated the reported account and have found that it’s not in violation of the Twitter Rules at this time. We have a policy against violent threats, but the content of this account lacks the specificity to meet the criteria of an actionable threat. Receiving these types of messages can be frustrating; however, removing content does not resolve the issue, but instead can make the situation worse. Threats do not simply disappear – if someone means you harm, working with local authorities to defuse the threat and address the root of the issue is the best solution. Removing the evidence of the threat makes it difficult for it to be investigated by law enforcement.

I had expected that message from Twitter as they rarely suspend accounts in these situations. To be frank, I regularly get such messages via email and I only reported the above hanging threat out of curiosity to Twitter's wording and because folks on Facebook demanded that I do so when I posted the image there a few days ago.

The Dana Loesch fan who sent the crane photo claimed afterwards that it was only a warning of what Muslims would like to do to me, hence his usage of the word "Friday," which is the Islamic sabbath. Yeah. Loesch, you may recall, claims that gay activists are cowardly hypocrites for not denouncing Islam as vigorously as we do with anti-gay Christian groups.

NOTE: Loesch claimed I was "celebrating" the FRC shooting because I continued to tweet out links to multiple examples of hateful activism by the Family Research Council. She ignored my condemnation of the shooting because that's how she works.

Loesch: Gays Are At War With Religion

"It's easy to brush aside this incident as one act of a crazy man until you consider the past two weeks. The Family Research Council is affiliated with Chick-Fil-A. Chick-Fil-A came under fire due to the free speech of CEO Dan Cathy by militant anti-Christian and anti-free speech activists. They further attacked Chick-Fil-A, accusing them of supporting Ugandan gay-killing via a [U.S. House] resolution they claimed the FRC had lobbied to kill.

"The FRC lobbied to change the language of the resolution, they did not oppose the resolution. Anti-Christian activists, under the guise of gay rights, ignored the truth and concocted a smear claiming that FRC lobbied to support the death of gays in Uganda. (It's ironic, considering the majority of these same anti-Christian activists voted for the administration who endorsed a group, the Muslim Brotherhood, which does rule that gays are to be killed via capital punishment simply for being gay.)" - CNN contributor, anti-gay activist, and GOProud supporter Dana Loesch, writing for Breitbart.

FACT CHECK: The FRC lobbied to change the language of the Uganda resolution because (according to them) denouncing the executions of homosexuals constituted "pro-homosexual promotion" because of a clause associating "human rights" with "gay rights." Those are the FRC's exact words, which are available for public viewing on their federally-filed lobbying disclosure form. They didn't have to explicitly oppose the bill because they knew that their objection to its wording would be enough to kill it thanks to FRC-friendly GOP House members who then voted to "refer it back to committee," where it has languished for the past two years. However you want to spin it, the actions of FRC lobbyists did indisputably prevent the House from condemning Uganda's still-pending "kill the gays" bill.

VERY FUCKING RELATED: You may also want to check out this now-deleted message from FRC president Tony Perkins in which he denounces President Obama for opposing Uganda's bill. At the link you'll note that Perkins lies to his radio audience and says that the bill would only legalize the executions of gay men found guilty of "intentionally spreading HIV/AIDS." Which would be totally OK with the Family Research Council. (Thank you, Wayback Machine.)

Read U.S House Resolution 1064.

GOProud To Host Vicious Homophobe Dana Loesch At Their "Homocon 2012" Party

Not satisfied with paying Ann Coulter to tell them that they don't deserve equal rights because they "aren't black," GOProud will be hosting vicious homophobe and Breitbart editor Dana Loesch at their Homocon 2012 party during the Republican Convention. Here's how they are spinning the event:

“Homocon 2012 will be the must have ticket for the RNC,” said Jimmy LaSalvia, Executive Director and Co-Founder of GOProud. “Our special guests will be a who’s who of the conservative movement.” GOProud is the only national gay organization that has endorsed former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney’s bid for President, and Homocon is the organization’s signature annual event. Homocon 2012 is scheduled to take place on Tuesday night during the convention – after the evening session ends – at the Honey Pot nightclub in the trendy Ybor City portion of Tampa. GOProud expects to have close to 1,000 in attendance.

“The left would like America to believe that it has a monopoly on gay people, and that only big government policies are good for gay Americans,” continued [Chris] Barron. “Worse the left wants America to believe that all conservatives are anti-gay. Nothing could be further from the truth, the truth is that conservative policies and limited government are better for all Americans – especially gay Americans. Further, gay conservatives are an important part of the conservative movement and this event will highlight that.”

Nothing could be further from the truth? Need I remind you that last week Dana Loesch screamed at a radio show caller that if somebody supports marriage equality they obviously "hate Christ"? Here's more of Loesch totally not being anti-gay:

Government has no place in marital affairs and Christians themselves should have protested the moment that government observance morphed into interference; government regulation gives the false impression that marriage is just a fancy name for "union" and not, in fact, a blessed union by observance of faith. Government has no place to dictate to people of faith or to any other community.

And here's more:

When it comes to gay marriage-- to be frank, I believe the left uses gay people as pawns. I believe they use gay people and lesbians pawns against conservatives. They don't care about rights; otherwise, they would be more critical of how they're oppressed and murdered in Islamic countries. But it's used as a wedge between citizens and the church."

And even more:

Republicans don’t believe that marriage is a state invention: they believe that it is divine and that to force people of faith to redefine their religious beliefs and practices to include behavior which is discussed in Scripture as being not one with which God jives – is actually the government breaking “separation of church and state.” Why is it that when the subject of rights comes up, people of faith are the ones that must compromise their rights, a practice instituted by a faith that they alone observe? How is it unequal that everyone can enter into the same civil agreement but those who follow a faith that others do not seek divine blessing on their union?

In addition to being one of the media's more visible and vicious homophobes, GOProud's hero and paragon of Christian Love™ said this about the scandal involving U.S. Marines urinating on the corpses of Afghanis:

Can someone explain to me if there’s supposed to be a scandal that someone pees on the corpse of a Taliban fighter? Someone who was — as part of an organization murdered over 3,000 Americans? I’d drop trou and do it, too. That’s me, though. I want a million cool points for these guys. Is that harsh to say? Come on, people. This is a war.

GOProud has promised more "surprise guests" at Homocon 2012 and Jimmy LaSalvia told me on Twitter recently that he is especially looking forward telling me their biggest reveal. I can't see how they can possibly top Dana Loesch unless they've roped Bryan Fischer himself into making an appearance.