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TRENDING: Vitter sorry for Maddow comment
From CNN Ticker Producer Alexander Mooney Vitter is apologizing for a comment poking run at Rachel Maddow. (CNN) " Republican Sen. David Vitter apologized to MSNBC host Rachel Maddow Friday after jesting on a radio program that she only looked like a woman "a long time ago." "Regarding my remark during a radio conversation today, I apologize," Vitter wrote in a letter to Maddow. "The hosts made their comment and I obviously chimed in. While we do not usually agree on the issues,...

David Vitter Thinks Rachel Maddow Doesn't Look Like A Woman
Greg Sargent captures Louisiana Senator and Prostitute enthusiast David Vitter in a moment of what passes for jocularity in the Vitterverse, on Rush Radio 99.5 in New Orleans. At issue: MSNBC host Rachel Maddow's femininity (relative to the women Vitter pays to have sex with him, presumably). MALE HOST: I wonder if Senator Vitter is ever going to post, like, maybe the video of the first time he was on the floor of the Senate. If I have to show the way I looked the first time I was on TV,...

The Charm of David Vitter
You can view this video right here by getting the latest version of Flash Player! DOWNLOADS: (33) PLAYS: (149) Greg Sargent at WaPo's Plumline caught this exchange earlier today on New Orleans radio station Rush Radio 99.5. MALE HOST: I wonder if Senator Vitter is ever going to post, like, maybe the video of the first time he was on the floor of the Senate. FEMALE HOST: Yeah, that would be cool! MALE HOST: ....If I have to show the way I looked the first time I was on TV, you should do...

Senator Vitter suggests Rachel Maddow only looked like a woman "a long time ago"
On a Right Wing radio station this morning, Senator David Vitter appeared to suggest that MSNBC host Rachel Maddow only looked like a woman "a long time ago," a crack that was greeted by uproarious laughter by the radio hosts. The exchange came on Rush Radio 99.5 in New Orleans this morning, during some banter about how they all looked a long time ago. The hosts suggested Vitter should produce images of his youth, and one brought up Maddow's High School yearbook photo, which has been making...

Sen. Vitter: Rachel Maddow Looked Like A Woman 'A Long Time Ago'
I guess just add this to ever-growing list of repellent things Sen. David Vitter has done while in elected office. While appearing on a conservative radio show out of New Orleans yesterday, Vitter had a good laugh with the hosts over a an old picture of Rachel Maddow “looking like a woman.” “Must have been a long time ago,” cracked Vitter. Cue uproarious laughter. Funny stuff, though perhaps not all that surprising considering Vitter’s history with...

Senator David Vitter Apologizes To Rachel Maddow For Boys Club Stupidity
Louisiana Senator David Vitter was hopefully not as snarky about whatever woman was provided to him by the DC madam. Appearing on a morning radio show, Vitter was yukking it up with the hosts about Maddow’s High School yearbook picture. MALE HOST : I wonder if Senator Vitter is ever going to post, like, maybe the video of the first time he was on the floor of the Senate. If I have to show the way I looked the first time I was on TV, you should do that too. Vitter : We should go...

Vitter takes swipe at Maddow
Sen. David Vitter, doing local radio this morning in Louisiana, mocked the appearance of MSNBC Talk Show host Rachel Maddow, suggesting she looked like a man. "Must have been a long time ago," Vitter joked after the DJs on the New Orleans station referred to a High School picture of a blonde Maddow that has been circulating online. h/t Sargent , who has the audio.

Sen. David Vitter Guffaws
Sen. David “DC Madam” Vitter and a Right Wing New Orleans radio host have themselves a good ol’ belly laugh over Rachel Maddow’s High School picture . Hurr hurr. Greg Sargent posted the audio clip: MP3 Audio Oh, what fun! On a Right Wing radio station this morning, Senator David Vitter appeared to suggest that MSNBC host Rachel Maddow only looked like a woman “a long time ago,” a crack that was greeted by uproarious laughter by the radio hosts.

Vitter manages to shed any pretense of class
Vitter MANAGES TO SHED ANY PRETENSE OF CLASS.... In light of all his Scandals, Sen. David Vitter (R-La.) really should know better than to take cheap shots at women. But the Right-wing senator who's been struggling to hold onto even a shred of decency just can't help himself. Greg Sargent reports today: On a Right Wing radio station this morning, Senator David Vitter appeared to suggest that MSNBC host Rachel Maddow only looked like a woman "a long time ago," a crack that was greeted by...

What I Wish Rachel Maddow Would Say to David Vitter
"It's come to my attention that Senator David Vitter, Republican of Louisiana, made a funny on the radio by suggesting that my High School yearbook photo must have been taken a long time ago because in it, I look like a woman. I can only assume he's referring to my short haircut and business suits, which don't fit into his personal idea of what a woman should look like. Senator Vitter, I'm not one to make this accusation lightly but your comment on the radio was an attempt to get a...

Sen. David Vitter Apologizes to Rachel Maddow
This is a perfect example of Right-wing radio in action. They dehumanize liberal women, especially, making it easier for people to take pot shots. Rachel Maddow’s High School picture was circulating, which she and Olbermann even jokes about recently. It was the source of the… er… joke. But it obviously was about Maddow being gay. Greg Sargent got the goods earlier today: MALE HOST: I wonder if Senator Vitter is ever going to post, like, maybe the video of the first time he...

Sen. David Vitter Jokes That Rachel Maddow Doesn't Look Like a Woman, Apologizes
Sen. David Vitter 's unforced lady-related issues continue! The Louisianan, who had affairs with Prostitutes and employed a "women's issues" aide who knifed women, joked on the radio today about how Rachel Maddow looks like a dude. Yes, he's apologizing. Here's the transcript from the jovial Louisiana radio show where, sure, he was definitely egged on to say what he said. It's morning radio. Then again, he's a U.S. senator in a re-election campaign and should be capable of restraining...