Using a cemetery for the U.S. fallen from D-Day as a backdrop for her show, Fox News Nazi Fraulein Laura Ingraham and her co-host Raymond Arroyo did not comment on the solemnity of the occasion, as decorum and sanity would dictate, but rather proceeded to laugh it up about Joe Biden and Pete Buttigieg allowing kids to participate in their town halls and an imagined debate on which reproductive parts should order first in restaurants.   

Huffington Post

News host Laura Ingraham slammed Democrats on Wednesday night for using children as “pathetic political props” ― and she delivered the line without irony while using the graves of American soldiers as a prop of her own.

Both Ingraham and Fox News contributor Raymond Arroyo, who joined her at the Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial in France, laughed throughout the segment, with the war dead’s graves visible behind them:”

“Kids say the darndest things!” Ingraham said, laughing, after sharing a clip of an 11-year-old asking former Vice President Joe Biden about impeachment.

The discussion then moved to other issues, such as whether the phrase “ladies first” is sexist, which led to still more laughter between the two despite the somber location.”

This is about as crass and tasteless as it gets, folks.

Even for Faux News.

And yes, that is an actual Fox News chyron in the top pic.

Having axe murdered irony, Faux News seems determined to disinter and immolate the body.

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1 COMMENT

  1. Well, when you consider Ingraham’s poorly concealed Nazi sympathies it’s not surprising she’d yuck it up over the graves of those who died defeating the ideology she supports.

  2. Gauche News spews, as does this feckless female. Just typical of these wannabe humanoids. No conscience, decency, respect, empathy, nothing positive, just greed, avarice, hatred, crudeness. A pox on them all. Or as the Brits like to say, sod off!

  3. Faux news is one way to put it. However, I prefer to regard the fox name as an acronym. I think ” False Or Xenophobic fits fox “news” quite well.

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