Fox’s Dr. Gina Loudon is “Very Concerned About the Mental Stability” of Obama

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On Lou Dobbs’ Fox Business show, Dr. Gina Loudon - whose work is featured in World Net Daily, and who earlier this year wrote that OBAMACARE RESORTS TO HOMO-EROTIC ‘TWERKING’ stated that she is “very concerned about the mental stability of this President.”

Dr. LOUDON: You know, I will say to you, Lou, I am very, very concerned about the mental stability of this President at this point. Some of his behavior seems irrational to me. It seems beyond that of just a typical narcissistic, arrogant, sort of, ‘I’m a leader of a big country and I feel tyrannical at the moment’ kind of attitude. It really seems to me like this President is demonstrating behavior that is not only anti-American, but irrational and erratic and perhaps not exactly what we might want to deem sane.

And here’s more sound psychological analysis from one Dr. Loudon:

Here she argues that Obamacare has caused suicides, here she argues that “Many patriotic, liberty-loving Middle Easterners I know would be happy to cooperate with profiling if it meant that generally speaking, the groping of those who simply don’t fit the profile came to an end,” and here she makes the idiotic argument that allowing same sex marriage could lead to people marrying animals.

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155 comments
1 Romantic Heretic  Jun 7, 2014 1:53:54pm

Hey lady! You know what one of the surest signs of mental illness is? Believing that everyone else is.

Seriously, didn’t they ever cover the psychological phenomena of ‘projection’ in your classes?

2 Ace-o-aces  Jun 7, 2014 2:00:44pm

I was going to joke that she must have gotten her doctorate from the same place Orly Taitz got her law degree, but it tuns out she went to a different “distributed learning” diploma mill.

world-o-crap.blogspot.com

Man, I remember back in the day, Dr. Laura at least had a real PhD. It had nothing to do with anything she says on her show, but at least it was from a real university.

3 Justanotherhuman  Jun 7, 2014 2:19:58pm

You do not want to know what I am calling this person, besides fraud.

4 thedopefishlives  Jun 7, 2014 2:21:04pm

re: #1 Romantic Heretic

Hey lady! You know what one of the surest signs of mental illness is? Believing that everyone else is.

Seriously, didn’t they ever cover the psychological phenomena of ‘projection’ in your classes?

I saw the headline and my immediate thought was: “I’m very concerned about HER mental stability.”

5 OhNoZombies!  Jun 7, 2014 2:22:57pm

The psychological term for this woman is ‘nutzo’.
I know this because I watch Dr. Phil every now and again.
//

6 thedopefishlives  Jun 7, 2014 2:23:17pm

And I’m sorry to go OT so soon, but I received an update on my teenaged nephew who is battling leukemia. He is in remission (again) and is going home, although they intend to maintain a more intensive treatment plan this time around to try and keep it gone.

7 Gus  Jun 7, 2014 2:23:30pm

This isn’t about Obama!

//

8 Romantic Heretic  Jun 7, 2014 2:23:57pm

re: #6 thedopefishlives

Oh damn. Sending strength and healing vibes his way.

9 jaunte  Jun 7, 2014 2:25:10pm
Dr. LOUDON: You know, I will say to you, Lou, I am very, very concerned about the mental stability of this President at this point.*

*That precise point in time: January 20, 2009.

10 klys  Jun 7, 2014 2:26:28pm

I see we’re back to intelligent, reasoned discourse now that we’re trying to walk backwards from the Bergdahl “scandal.”

Exactly what I have come to expect from our media.

11 urbanmeemaw  Jun 7, 2014 2:26:44pm

re: #6 thedopefishlives

{{{{{hugs}}}}}

12 sunnygal  Jun 7, 2014 2:27:03pm

Well, it IS Fox, after all. What did you expect?

13 thedopefishlives  Jun 7, 2014 2:27:15pm

re: #8 Romantic Heretic

Oh damn. Sending strength and healing vibes his way.

He’s the one I told the Lizardim about, whose family is one of those quiverfull, hard-right fundamentalist types. It’s a miracle he survived the first round after we had to almost forcibly persuade his family to take him to the hospital.

14 Dr. Matt  Jun 7, 2014 2:27:43pm

Nothíng like selling your scientific credibility to placate societies’ lowest common denominator.

15 jaunte  Jun 7, 2014 2:28:05pm

Women, we’re going to have to hold you in jail until that so-called “ectopic pregnancy” checks out.

16 Justanotherhuman  Jun 7, 2014 2:29:07pm

MO Div of Professional Registration shows no listing for Gina Loudin for anything.

renew.pr.mo.gov

That covers psychologists, too.

pr.mo.gov

17 wrenchwench  Jun 7, 2014 2:29:37pm

re: #14 Dr. Matt

Nothíng like selling your scientific credibility to placate societies’ lowest common denominator.

About Dr. Gina:

She is credited as one of the “100 Founding Members” of the Nationwide Tea Party movement, Founder of Arizona BUYcott, and originator of the field of Policology-the nexus of politics and psychology.
Read more at drginaloudon.com

So she is uniquely qualified to make this diagnosis:

It really seems to me like this President is demonstrating behavior that is not only anti-American, but irrational and erratic and perhaps not exactly what we might want to deem sane.

18 Dr. Matt  Jun 7, 2014 2:31:36pm

FYI. Her name is spelled wrong. It should be ‘Loudon’. drginaloudon.com

19 Justanotherhuman  Jun 7, 2014 2:31:53pm

Truck driver from Georgia charged with causing crash that led to 1 death, 4 people injured, including Tracy Morgan - @CBSNews, @AP
End of alert

20 jaunte  Jun 7, 2014 2:34:47pm
I wrote a story this week about the nationalizing of our health care through Obamacare and what that might mean to our privacy. The psychological impact of Obamacare goes way beyond the practical privacy implications.

As a behavioral expert, I have already heard from people that there is just certain information they don’t feel like they can discuss with a counselor any longer. From older people, I have heard that there are medical conditions they don’t feel they can discuss with their doctors for fear of it being disclosed. From constitutional experts, I have heard that Obamacare essentially leaves constitutional rights, especially the Bill of Rights, in tatters

One day soon I hope she hears from people who know that the plural of anecdote is not data.

21 RealityBasedSteve  Jun 7, 2014 2:36:13pm
Abstract

I examine here the activity of ‘unsolicited diagnosis’ of psychiatric disorder - the act of informing a person that they show signs and symptoms of mental disorder, outside of a patient-professional relationship. Whether unsolicited psychiatric diagnosis is a legitimate ethical activity for psychiatrists (and other healthcare professionals) in which to engage is an issue founded upon the trade-off between potential benefits and harm to the recipient of the diagnosis. However, potential harm specific to a psychiatric diagnosis (such as issues related to stigma, confidentiality and paternalism) suggests that making unsolicited diagnoses of psychiatric disorder is even more ethically fraught than making unsolicited diagnoses of physical disorder. From Psychiatric Bulletin

Making unsolicited diagnosis without any direct contact with the patient is highly suspect at best… but then again, when has that ever stopped Fox?

RBS

22 Cheechako  Jun 7, 2014 2:36:42pm

Even Lucy Van Pelt is more qualified to give psychological advice than “Dr.” Loudan.

23 Justanotherhuman  Jun 7, 2014 2:37:18pm

re: #18 Dr. Matt

FYI. Her name is spelled wrong. It should be ‘Loudon’. drginaloudon.com

It still doesn’t show up in professional listings in MO spelled that way, either (which is the first spelling I used).

BTW, she’s a “friend” of another dumbass, from AK.

24 Ace-o-aces  Jun 7, 2014 2:38:03pm

re: #16 Justanotherhuman

MO Div of Professional Registration shows no listing for Gina Loudin for anything.

renew.pr.mo.gov

That covers psychologists, too.

pr.mo.gov

Just because she doesn’t have a “license” or a degree from a “real university” or actual “knowledge” about the subject doesn’t mean she isn’t qualified to make a diagnosis….at least on Fox “Business”

25 Rev_Arthur_Belling  Jun 7, 2014 2:40:15pm

re: #20 jaunte

One day soon I hope she hears from people who know that the plural of anecdote is not data.

I have already heard from people that there is just certain information they don’t feel like they can discuss with a counselor any longer. From older people, I have heard that there are medical conditions they don’t feel they can discuss with their doctors for fear of it being disclosed.

That is scary! Good thing nobody has *ever* disclosed medical conditions to a third party outside the doctor/patient relationship before, like to obtain coverage for a condition. ///

26 Justanotherhuman  Jun 7, 2014 2:43:00pm

re: #24 Ace-o-aces

Just because she doesn’t have a “license” or a degree from a “real university” or actual “knowledge” about the subject doesn’t mean she isn’t qualified to make a diagnosis….at least on Fox “Business”

Sit down, sir, I, too, can make snap diagnoses even though I’m not qualified to do so. : )

27 Gus  Jun 7, 2014 2:44:33pm

About Dr. Gina - Smart Life with Dr. Gina

“She’s gorgeous! And she fights the good fight!”
-Pamela Geller, founder Atlas Shrugs, author, commentator

28 wrenchwench  Jun 7, 2014 2:45:49pm

re: #23 Justanotherhuman

BTW, she’s a “friend” of another dumbass, from AK.

She has a LOT of dumbass friends.

Dr. Gina is the host of Smart Life with Dr. Gina on Money Business Life Network. Smart Life focuses on living well, and the psychological aspects of culture.

You can find more of her work at World Net Daily and politichicks.tv.

When Gina has done her small part to help to save the Republic, she plans to sail around the world with her family (and maybe a camera crew!)

Wife and mother of 5, one with Down Syndrome by the miracle of adoption.

“”One of America’s precious human resources… a Firecracker”
- Joseph Farah, WorldNetDaily

“When you’re rushing out to buy my book, don’t miss the Dr. Gina Show every day…”
- Ann Coulter

“Don’t miss the Dr. Gina Show!”
- Michelle Malkin

“Dr. Gina Loudon is a one-woman force of nature!”
- Dr. Milton Wolf, Washington Times Columnist and Barack Obama’s Cousin

“One of the best minds in America today”
- Rev. C.L. Bryant, Creator, Runaway Slave Movie

“Dr. Gina is Awesome!”
- John Stossel

“If you’re diagnosed with liberalism, Dr. Gina will cure you.”
- Dick Morris

“She’s Fabulous!”
- David Limbaugh

“Dr. Gina, you are an Uncle Ted Spirit of the Wild blood brother.”
- Ted Nugent

“Not only [is she] gorgeous, [she is] smart…and fighting hard for all the right things!”
- Governor Sarah Palin

“Even in the midst of total societal collapse, you don’t want to miss the Dr Gina Show. She’s Great!”
- Mark Steyn, Author and guest host for Rush Limbaugh

“An important person to wow.”
- Neil Cavuto

“The gold standard of talk radio”
- Craig R. Smith, Chairman of Swiss America

“The best thing to happen to radio since The Beatles”
- Dr. Milton Wolf, Barack Obama’s Cousin

“[She’s a] troublemaker and TEA party patriot.”
- Andrew Breitbart of breitbart.com & biggovernment.com

“Dr. Gina has the cure for big government.”
- Congressman Thaddeus McCotter (R-MI)

“Listen to the Dr. Gina Show to find out all you need to fight the left and clean up the right”
- Erick Erickson, redstate.com

“The hottest radio broadcaster I’ve ever met!”
- Steven Cruiser, pjtv.com

“Listen to the Dr. Gina Show or the baby seal gets it!”
- Fingers Malloy, ftrradio.com

“The conservatives’ secret weapon—a double-edged sword. She is adorably disarming, and masterfully brilliant-A rising star in America’s renewal.”
-Wiliam Federer. Author, speaker, historian, American Patriot

“She’s gorgeous! And she fights the good fight!”
-Pamela Geller, founder Atlas Shrugs, author, commentator

“A reliable source of truth…a voice of clarity, wisdom and understanding about [the] issues.”
-Congressman Todd Akin (R-MO)

“[The] Tea Party Titan!”
-Neil Cavuto, on FOX Business

“She not only knows the issues…she lives them!”
-Wendy Wright, Concerned Women for America

“Lovely. Forceful. Accurate.”
-Pat Boone, movie star, author, patriot

“One Fiery Host!”
-Sheriff Joe Arpaio

“A TRUE Conservative…”
-Michael Reagan

Read more at drginaloudon.com

29 Gus  Jun 7, 2014 2:46:18pm

re: #16 Justanotherhuman

MO Div of Professional Registration shows no listing for Gina Loudin for anything.

renew.pr.mo.gov

That covers psychologists, too.

pr.mo.gov

Try California. San Diego.

30 RealityBasedSteve  Jun 7, 2014 2:47:21pm

re: #27 Gus

About Dr. Gina - Smart Life with Dr. Gina

“She’s gorgeous! And she fights the good fight!”
-Pamela Geller, founder Atlas Shrugs, author, commentator

So, for “She who shall not be named”, qualifications are “looking good, and agreeing with me”. Good to see that it’s a rational and standards based decision making process there.

RBS

31 Mattand  Jun 7, 2014 2:47:59pm

re: #28 wrenchwench

She has a LOT of dumbass friends.

That list is like the Legion of Doom of stupid.

32 Single-handed sailor  Jun 7, 2014 2:48:11pm

Encyclopedia of American Loons

Loudon does, indeed, have a degree in psychology, which apparently makes her perceptive enough to have noted a “radical shift in psychology” from the “tyrannical left”. Evidence? She has noted that “Leftists subscribe in lock-step, while conservatives shake their heads at the lemming mentality.” No, that’s not the conclusion; it’s her evidence.

33 Gus  Jun 7, 2014 2:50:03pm
Last Name: Loudon
First Name: Gina
Licensee Name License Type License Number
No results matched your search criteria.

breeze.ca.gov

34 Gus  Jun 7, 2014 2:51:17pm

re: #32 Single-handed sailor

Encyclopedia of American Loons

This should be added to the top of the page. :D

35 Ryan King  Jun 7, 2014 2:52:20pm

I’m very concerned too. Very very concerned about the good Dr’s Poopeyheadedness.

36 Gus  Jun 7, 2014 2:53:09pm
37 Stanley Sea  Jun 7, 2014 2:55:06pm

re: #27 Gus

About Dr. Gina - Smart Life with Dr. Gina

“She’s gorgeous! And she fights the good fight!”
-Pamela Geller, founder Atlas Shrugs, author, commentator

Oh geeze.

38 Gus  Jun 7, 2014 2:55:17pm

I posted Occupy the Stage video therefore, I’m with Occupy! //

39 Gus  Jun 7, 2014 2:55:52pm

re: #37 Stanley Sea

Oh geeze.

Ayep. She even has Geller in her LinkedIn!

40 TedStriker  Jun 7, 2014 2:57:22pm

re: #28 wrenchwench

She has a LOT of dumbass friends.

Wow…that’s just a RWNJ motherlode right there.

41 Gus  Jun 7, 2014 2:57:38pm

What’s that word you use in a resume to indicate recommendations? Written as “_________ available upon request.”

42 Gus  Jun 7, 2014 2:59:09pm

References.

43 Gus  Jun 7, 2014 2:59:41pm

linkedin.com

Ted Nugent dubbed her his “sprit of the wild blood brother.”

Neil Cavuto said she is “An important person to WOW.”

Craig Smith coined her “The gold standard of talk radio”

Sheriff Joe Arpaio called her “one fiery host.”

Pamela Geller says “she’s gorgeous (and) she fights the good fight!”

Pat Boone called her “lovely, forceful, and accurate.”

Michael Reagan said she is “a TRUE conservative.”

Andrew Brietbart calls her “an official troublemaker.”

Specialties: Author, TV Anchor, Show Host

44 Justanotherhuman  Jun 7, 2014 3:00:20pm

re: #29 Gus

Try California. San Diego.

Yeah, I saw in my googling that they had moved to SD after he was term limited out of office. They were on “Wife Swap” last year. Cheeeesh.

45 wrenchwench  Jun 7, 2014 3:00:33pm

The meanest, nuttiest person I’m related to has a PhD in a psychology-related field, too. Just sayin’.

46 jaunte  Jun 7, 2014 3:01:37pm

re: #36 Gus

They need one of these:
filmandvideolighting.com

47 nines09  Jun 7, 2014 3:02:16pm

Every time they open their mouth they reveal themselves to you. Now just envision the algae and pond scum sitting and a thinking and a watching and agreeing with this bull shit.

48 Justanotherhuman  Jun 7, 2014 3:02:43pm

No professional listing in CA for this fraud, either.

breeze.ca.gov

49 RealityBasedSteve  Jun 7, 2014 3:03:29pm

re: #45 wrenchwench

The meanest, nuttiest person I’m related to has a PhD in a psychology-related field, too. Just sayin’.

A close friend of mine is a practicing Psychologist. (Addiction issues). He’s pretty good that that… but he’s also been married 6 times (3 times to the same woman), so a level of competency in one area doesn’t carry over to others. (And yes, he’s who I go to for relationship advice, which explains why I’m single)

RBS

50 Gus  Jun 7, 2014 3:03:40pm

re: #32 Single-handed sailor

Encyclopedia of American Loons

Also. #142: Pam Geller

51 Cheechako  Jun 7, 2014 3:04:57pm

Just completed a robo-call poll from the Republicans about the AK Senate race. After confirming I was a registered Republican and would definitely be voting in the August primary (need to stop the big gas tax give-away), I was asked to identify my first two preferences in the Republican primary. (First was Treadwell, then Sullivan). Thought about listing Joe Miller but I didn’t want to give him a glimmer of hope.

Then came the big money question. In the general election would I vote for the Republican candidate or for Democrat Mark Begich? Easy choice…Mark Begich of course!

I wonder if my opinion will actually be counted in the poll? Publicly probably not, but privately it should make the Republican party very nervous.

I expect to be swamped with poling calls this election season.

52 Lidane  Jun 7, 2014 3:05:27pm

re: #15 jaunte

We support the establishment and maintenance of a volunteer Constitutional State Militia with assistance from County Sheriffs.”

Oh joy. The Texas GOP has gone full bore Posse Comitatus.

Fun times.

53 Justanotherhuman  Jun 7, 2014 3:06:20pm

re: #41 Gus

What’s that word you use in a resume to indicate recommendations? Written as “_________ available upon request.”

References.

54 Gus  Jun 7, 2014 3:08:47pm

re: #52 Lidane

Oh joy. The Texas GOP has gone full bore Posse Comitatus.

Fun times.

Posse Comatose

55 Justanotherhuman  Jun 7, 2014 3:09:50pm

re: #39 Gus

Ayep. She even has Geller in her LinkedIn!

This is her other LinkedIn page.

linkedin.com

56 jaunte  Jun 7, 2014 3:10:05pm

re: #52 Lidane

Gun Rights: “We collectively urge the legislature to pass “constitutional carry” legislation whereby law-abiding citizens that possess firearms can legally exercise their God-given right to carry that firearm as well.

“Of course with the exception of places where we Republican legislators work.”

57 Gus  Jun 7, 2014 3:10:11pm

These people are very cult like. Really strange. They even have that “I belong to a cult” look to them.

58 Dr Lizardo  Jun 7, 2014 3:11:34pm

re: #52 Lidane

Oh joy. The Texas GOP has gone full bore Posse Comitatus.

Fun times.

Also, they’ve gone Sovereign Citizen - they’re really into that whole county sheriff being the highest law in the land BS.

59 Feline Fearless Leader  Jun 7, 2014 3:13:21pm

re: #58 Dr Lizardo

Also, they’ve gone Sovereign Citizen - they’re really into that whole county sheriff being the highest law in the land BS.

Which hasn’t stopped the tax avoider nuts from shooting county deputies in the past, or attempt to take over a county courthouse like the one in Georgia the other day.

60 Dr. Matt  Jun 7, 2014 3:14:09pm

re: #27 Gus

About Dr. Gina - Smart Life with Dr. Gina

“She’s gorgeous! And she fights the good fight!”
-Pamela Geller, founder Atlas Shrugs, author, commentator

She probably lists at on her CV under ‘Awards’.

61 Gus  Jun 7, 2014 3:15:16pm

Ha! She has a page at IMDB.

62 Dr Lizardo  Jun 7, 2014 3:15:26pm

re: #59 Feline Fearless Leader

Which hasn’t stopped the tax avoider nuts from shooting county deputies in the past, or attempt to take over a county courthouse like the one in Georgia the other day.

Yep. If I’m not totally mistaken, I think a lot of the Sovereign Citizen crap descends from the Posse Comitatus movement. I know that PC has been around practically as long as I’ve been alive; I think they got started in 1969 up near Portland, OR.

63 Justanotherhuman  Jun 7, 2014 3:15:47pm

You just know she wrote this bullshit.

imdb.com

64 Justanotherhuman  Jun 7, 2014 3:16:35pm

re: #61 Gus

You beat me to it!

65 Lidane  Jun 7, 2014 3:16:52pm

re: #62 Dr Lizardo

Yep. If I’m not totally mistaken, I think a lot of the Sovereign Citizen crap descends from the Posse Comitatus movement. I know that PS has been around practically as long as I’ve been alive; I think they got started in 1969 up near Portland, OR.

I’m pretty sure Rachel Maddow did a whole segment on the history of Posse Comitatus during the Bundy Ranch nonsense. Charles posted the video, I think.

66 KerFuFFler  Jun 7, 2014 3:18:21pm

It drives me nuts the way she merely states repeatedly with different words that Obama is acting irrationally, but then she fails to give a single example. Typical wingnut fare I suppose. Lots of wingnuts——-Beck in particular—— will say that they see some negative behavior “over and over and over again,” and then fail to establish a single instance of whatever they are accusing Obama of.

“Some of his behaviors seems, uh, irrational to me. It seems beyond….”

She reminds me of Palin the way she abuses language. (Maybe the lack of subject/verb agreement was just a slip but I find that sort of error really grating.) But, it was more than just that. It seems like she has studied Palin’s oratorical rhythms, gestures and grammar. What a ninny-hammer!

67 Gus  Jun 7, 2014 3:18:44pm

So weird. It’s like her name is Gina Loudon PhD. These people and their PhDs. Weird.

John William Loudon

John William Loudon (born August 14, 1967) was a Republican member of the Missouri Senate, representing the 7th District from 2000 until 2008, leaving due to term-limits. Previously he was a member of the Missouri House of Representatives from 1995 through 2000….

…He married Gina (Gentry) Loudon, Ph.D. in 1990, and they have five children, Lyda, Lily and Jack, Samuel, and Bo (Robert Brewster III). They reside in San Diego, California.

68 Stanley Sea  Jun 7, 2014 3:20:54pm

re: #48 Justanotherhuman

No professional listing in CA for this fraud, either.

breeze.ca.gov

She’s too busy doing the reality tv and fox news grift to actually practice.

69 Dr Lizardo  Jun 7, 2014 3:22:27pm

re: #67 Gus

So weird. It’s like her name is Gina Loudon PhD. These people and their PhDs. Weird.

John William Loudon

Heh.

I have a PhD in Theology from the Universal Life Church; about 20 years ago, a good friend of mine bought for me for my birthday, along with being an ordained ULC minister. Of course, I’ve never used it, and aside from my Buckaroo Banzai - inspired handle, I would never pass myself off as a doctor of anything. I’ve never even used my ordination. It’s more of a humorous gag to me.

70 KerFuFFler  Jun 7, 2014 3:22:33pm

re: #62 Dr Lizardo

Yep. If I’m not totally mistaken, I think a lot of the Sovereign Citizen crap descends from the Posse Comitatus movement. I know that PC has been around practically as long as I’ve been alive; I think they got started in 1969 up near Portland, OR.

I remember Rachel Maddow gave a fantastic historical background on the relationship and history of the SC movement and the PC movement. I found it fascinating how these movements are continuations of developments at the end of reconstruction. So, no wonder Bundy turned out to be a raving racist! I’ll try to find the link!

Update: Youtube Video

71 calochortus  Jun 7, 2014 3:24:24pm

re: #66 KerFuFFler

Upding for the use of “ninnyhammer.” I’ve never heard her, so I can’t comment on her speech patterns.

72 Stanley Sea  Jun 7, 2014 3:25:11pm

re: #69 Dr Lizardo

Heh.

I have a PhD in Theology from the Universal Life Church; about 20 years ago, a good friend of mine bought for me for my birthday, along with being an ordained ULC minister. Of course, I’ve never used it, and aside from my Buckaroo Banzai - inspired handle, I would never pass myself off as a doctor of anything. I’ve never even used my ordination. It’s more of a humorous gag to me.

Actually, a pretty unique fun gift.

Happy Birthday, here’s your doctorate!

73 Stanley Sea  Jun 7, 2014 3:26:27pm

Me, like everyone else, hoping for a triple crown.

74 Stanley Sea  Jun 7, 2014 3:27:10pm

The jockey’s had their lunch today. The lone peanut.

75 RealityBasedSteve  Jun 7, 2014 3:29:18pm

re: #69 Dr Lizardo

Heh.

I have a PhD in Theology from the Universal Life Church; about 20 years ago, a good friend of mine bought for me for my birthday, along with being an ordained ULC minister. Of course, I’ve never used it, and aside from my Buckaroo Banzai - inspired handle, I would never pass myself off as a doctor of anything. I’ve never even used my ordination. It’s more of a humorous gag to me.

Over in Eastern Tennessee (Gatlinburg) there is a veritable industry of wedding chapels / mountain cabins. A LOT of the people doing the ceremonies got their ordination through ULC. IIRC the state legislature several years ago tried to shut them down, said they weren’t “REAL” ministers. Apparently the Attorney General pulled some of the leadership aside and told them that they REALLY didn’t want to go down that route, it would just cost the state a ton of money, and would lose each and every court case challenging it.

For full disclosure, I also have a ULC Minstrel ministerial certificate. I believe it’s in the filing cabinet with the official certificate showing that there is a star named after me someplace. Those two pieces of paper, along with 4.94 will get me a grande Mocha at StarBucks.

RBS

76 Charles Johnson  Jun 7, 2014 3:29:56pm

Excellent - I finally managed to set up a system so I can easily update the jQuery UI library.

And that lets me finally cut out an entire Javascript file from the loading process - the “compatibility fix” for the latest jQuery that adds some deprecated features back in. So all of our pages will now load a bit faster.

Some of the jQuery plugins needed to be changed too - the deprecated jQuery function they were all using was the $.browser() function that determines which web browser and OS the user’s looking at the page with.

Mostly it was changing this:

if ($.browser.msie) { ... }

to this:

if (/msie/i.test(navigator.userAgent)) { ... }
77 Justanotherhuman  Jun 7, 2014 3:30:49pm

re: #68 Stanley Sea

She’s too busy doing the reality tv and fox news grift to actually practice.

I doubt she could pass any boards she might have to take.

And I thought this was interesting, coming from the IMDb “bio”:

“Gina studied design, communications, and psychology in college. She eventually earned two master’s degrees and a PhD. Dr. Loudon wrote her dissertation on her own theory contrasting Sternberg’s theory of love with the Maslovian hierarchical needs, and then applied it hermeneutically to existing data on relationship. Her original findings in her research are still being used today.

Her first master’s degree from St. Louis University was withheld from her for what she believed were political reasons, but it was eventually granted to her years later. This experience opened her eyes to political and social injustice. (my emphasis)

She doesn’t call herself “Dr.” here or use “Ph.D” after her name, either. Heh.

78 Backwoods_Sleuth  Jun 7, 2014 3:32:20pm

I’ve been somewhat quiet here the last few days.
Here is why:
littlegreenfootballs.com

79 jaunte  Jun 7, 2014 3:32:51pm

re: #77 Justanotherhuman

Her original findings in her research are still being used today.

Hah!

80 Charles Johnson  Jun 7, 2014 3:34:04pm

re: #78 Backwoods_Sleuth

That poor kitty! I hope everything turns out well for him.

81 Backwoods_Sleuth  Jun 7, 2014 3:34:33pm

re: #27 Gus

About Dr. Gina - Smart Life with Dr. Gina

“She’s gorgeous! And she fights the good fight!”
-Pamela Geller, founder Atlas Shrugs, author, commentator

“conservative women are HAWT!!11!!! Librul women are dawgs…”

spit

82 ObserverArt  Jun 7, 2014 3:34:48pm

I know Woody Allen isn’t a popular figure around here, understandably. That aside, this ‘doc Loudon’ reminds me of the main character in his film Zelig.

Leonard Zelig takes on the characteristics of those around him. The film uses old historical footage with Zelig right there in the thick of it all, and he passes for whoever he is around. Zelig wants to be accepted so much he physically changes to fit in with those around him. If I remember correctly he is seen in one scene working with Freud and then explains he worked with Freud on penis envy studies.

Doc Loudon is Zelig.

(And Zelig was way before Forrest Gump. It is one of Allen’s better films in my opinion due to the way he puts himself into historic pictures before there were digital effects.)

83 DubsCorleone  Jun 7, 2014 3:39:23pm

As soon as I saw she was from FOX, I automatically knew there was gonna be some foolishness coming …

84 Stanley Sea  Jun 7, 2014 3:40:28pm

That infield at Belmont is regestering a 10.99999.

85 calochortus  Jun 7, 2014 3:41:24pm

re: #69 Dr Lizardo

Heh.

I have a PhD in Theology from the Universal Life Church; about 20 years ago, a good friend of mine bought for me for my birthday, along with being an ordained ULC minister. Of course, I’ve never used it, and aside from my Buckaroo Banzai - inspired handle, I would never pass myself off as a doctor of anything. I’ve never even used my ordination. It’s more of a humorous gag to me.

My daughter and son-in-law were married by a friend and neighbor of ours who is a ULC minister (from way back in his hippie days.) The kids were happy to have someone they knew perform the ceremony, and it wasn’t deemed necessary to tell the in-laws exactly what sort of minister married them.
Neither side is religious so there wasn’t an obvious choice of who perform the ceremony and the state of California doesn’t care at all as long as everyone signs the paperwork. (Anyone can get a license to perform a ceremony on a given day upon payment of a small fee. I know a couple married by their real estate agent…)

86 Stanley Sea  Jun 7, 2014 3:42:52pm

OK, Satt just fucked up the feed.

87 thedopefishlives  Jun 7, 2014 3:43:26pm

re: #78 Backwoods_Sleuth

I’ve been somewhat quiet here the last few days.
Here is why:
littlegreenfootballs.com

Poor kitteh! I hope it all works out.

88 Dr Lizardo  Jun 7, 2014 3:43:50pm

re: #85 calochortus

My daughter and son-in-law were married by a friend and neighbor of ours who is a ULC minister (from way back in his hippie days.) The kids were happy to have someone they knew perform the ceremony, and it wasn’t deemed necessary to tell the in-laws exactly what sort of minister married them.
Neither side is religious so there wasn’t an obvious choice of who perform the ceremony and the state of California doesn’t care at all as long as everyone signs the paperwork. (Anyone can get a license to perform a ceremony on a given day upon payment of a small fee. I know a couple married by their real estate agent…)

Heh.

I could legally marry two people, being an ordained ULC minister. I’ve just never gotten around to doing it.

89 calochortus  Jun 7, 2014 3:47:07pm

re: #88 Dr Lizardo

Heh.

I could legally marry two people, being an ordained ULC minister. I’ve just never gotten around to doing it.

Get those fliers out on the telephone poles and drum up some business!

90 Stanley Sea  Jun 7, 2014 3:47:56pm

re: #88 Dr Lizardo

Heh.

I could legally marry two people, being an ordained ULC minister. I’ve just never gotten around to doing it.

I want this cert.

91 RealityBasedSteve  Jun 7, 2014 3:48:15pm

re: #88 Dr Lizardo

Heh.

I could legally marry two people, being an ordained ULC minister. I’ve just never gotten around to doing it.

I don’t think I could find 2 people willing to marry me….

RBS

92 Dr Lizardo  Jun 7, 2014 3:49:31pm

re: #90 Stanley Sea

I want this cert.

It’s easy!!

ulc.org

93 Justanotherhuman  Jun 7, 2014 3:50:47pm

re: #79 jaunte

Hah!

So, what text interpretations does that dissertation contain? I’ll bet you would not find one paper of hers in all the peer reviewed writings in psychology or that made up “specialty” of hers anywhere.

What it sounds like is that she wrote a paper based on how women should be submissive to their husbands according to biblical principles.

94 BongCrodny  Jun 7, 2014 3:52:36pm

An article from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch has this to say about the good doctor:

There was John, a good-looking Republican state senator from Chesterfield, and his perky and attractive wife, Gina, a radio personality and self-described “politicologist” who styled herself as “Dr. Gina” after she got a Ph.D. in human behavior from an online university in California.

Fair or Foul: John and Gina Loudon, from tea party to ‘Wife Swap’

In fairness, that probably makes her smarter than most Fox commentators.

95 urbanmeemaw  Jun 7, 2014 3:54:40pm

re: #78 Backwoods_Sleuth

{{{Hugs to you, Mr. Sleuth and your kitty}}} You are so kind to care for so many abandoned critters.

96 Stanley Sea  Jun 7, 2014 3:55:32pm

And away they go.

97 Stanley Sea  Jun 7, 2014 3:58:32pm

Damn it all to hell. Too long a track for the CA horsey.

98 ObserverArt  Jun 7, 2014 3:59:04pm

No triple crown for Chrome.

99 Stanley Sea  Jun 7, 2014 3:59:15pm

Well at least no live horrific injuries.

100 calochortus  Jun 7, 2014 3:59:23pm

re: #97 Stanley Sea

Too bad.

101 Gus  Jun 7, 2014 3:59:23pm

Tonalist wins.

102 Stanley Sea  Jun 7, 2014 4:00:02pm

re: #101 Gus

Tonalist wins.

WHO?

ha

103 Gus  Jun 7, 2014 4:01:05pm

re: #102 Stanley Sea

WHO?

ha

#Tonalist

104 calochortus  Jun 7, 2014 4:02:11pm

Ah well, must go do stuff.

105 Stanley Sea  Jun 7, 2014 4:04:27pm

re: #103 Gus

hahahaha. Not the real John, but a member of the horse face posse (Jim Rome)

106 Gus  Jun 7, 2014 4:05:42pm
107 Gus  Jun 7, 2014 4:05:53pm
108 Stanley Sea  Jun 7, 2014 4:05:55pm

Whoa the owner is saying it.

109 Justanotherhuman  Jun 7, 2014 4:06:09pm

Loudon’s husband is as big an ass as she is.

twitter.com

Why, he helped tear down the Berlin Wall! And doesn’t mind saying so.

110 RealityBasedSteve  Jun 7, 2014 4:06:18pm

re: #106 Gus

[Embedded content]

ChromeBergGazzi

RBS

111 RealityBasedSteve  Jun 7, 2014 4:07:39pm

Got a little thunder going on here in RBS Land… but looks like the worst is going a bit south, hitting Nashville for a change.

RBS

112 thedopefishlives  Jun 7, 2014 4:08:22pm

re: #108 Stanley Sea

Whoa the owner is saying it.

Wait, what?

113 Stanley Sea  Jun 7, 2014 4:09:46pm

His beef is the horses that run the 3 races of the triple crown are at a disadvantage to those horses who just pop into one of the races. He says the horses of KY Derby should be the only ones allowed to compete further.

114 wrenchwench  Jun 7, 2014 4:10:39pm

The winning bike.

I think the car behind it won something too. I think every entry won something. They had a ton of categories.

115 Gus  Jun 7, 2014 4:11:44pm

re: #114 wrenchwench

The winning bike.

[Embedded image]

I think the car behind it won something too. I think every entry won something. They had a ton of categories.

Best tires?

116 thedopefishlives  Jun 7, 2014 4:11:55pm

re: #113 Stanley Sea

His beef is the horses that run the 3 races of the triple crown are at a disadvantage to those horses who just pop into one of the races. He says the horses of KY Derby should be the only ones allowed to compete further.

Whine, whine, derp, derp.

117 Stanley Sea  Jun 7, 2014 4:12:36pm

re: #116 thedopefishlives

Whine, whine, derp, derp.

He was PISSED.

118 thedopefishlives  Jun 7, 2014 4:14:04pm

re: #117 Stanley Sea

He was PISSED.

I mean, I understand that, but really? That’s the challenge of the Triple Crown. There’s a reason there hasn’t been a winner since 1978.

119 sagehen  Jun 7, 2014 4:14:29pm

re: #113 Stanley Sea

His beef is the horses that run the 3 races of the triple crown are at a disadvantage to those horses who just pop into one of the races. He says the horses of KY Derby should be the only ones allowed to compete further.

He’s full of shit.

The horse broke bad, got boxed in, and had no running room until it was too late.

120 Justanotherhuman  Jun 7, 2014 4:15:14pm

Fucking stupid woman.

Gina Gentry Loudon @drginaloudon * 5h

“I grabbed up a LOT of hate mail on this one! “

Analyzing Bowe Bergdahl by Dr. Gina Loudon

Youtube Video

She is a total idiot. If she wasn’t “pretty”, no one would listen to her. That seems to be a thing among these dumbass Republican women.

121 Stanley Sea  Jun 7, 2014 4:17:24pm

re: #118 thedopefishlives

I mean, I understand that, but really? That’s the challenge of the Triple Crown. There’s a reason there hasn’t been a winner since 1978.

Ya. Now onto Kings-Rangers Stanley Cup battle.

122 thedopefishlives  Jun 7, 2014 4:17:48pm

re: #120 Justanotherhuman

Fucking stupid woman.

Gina Gentry Loudon @drginaloudon * 5h

“I grabbed up a LOT of hate mail on this one! “

Analyzing Bowe Bergdahl by Dr. Gina Loudon

[Embedded content]

She is a total idiot. If she wasn’t “pretty”, no one would listen to her. That seems to be a thing among these dumbass Republican women.

I find it remarkable how much stock Republicans put in the physical attractiveness of women. It’s almost like they think that women are only good for looking at and performing sexual services.

123 wrenchwench  Jun 7, 2014 4:17:55pm

re: #115 Gus

Best tires?

Street lowrider, mildly modified something, heavily modified something, Bomb, Hot Rod, Original This and Original That, Work In Progress. Some they only did first and second place for lack of three entries.

Motorcycle winner:

That Mustang behind it won in two categories. A real beauty, too (1966). It’s the car of my high school dreams.

124 Amory Blaine  Jun 7, 2014 4:19:17pm

She touched all relevant buzzwords except Marxist.

125 Backwoods_Sleuth  Jun 7, 2014 4:19:18pm

re: #113 Stanley Sea

His beef is the horses that run the 3 races of the triple crown are at a disadvantage to those horses who just pop into one of the races. He says the horses of KY Derby should be the only ones allowed to compete further.

Hey! Given that tortured logic, only Kentucky born, bred and trained horses should be allowed to compete.

What an asshole he is.

126 Stanley Sea  Jun 7, 2014 4:19:24pm

re: #123 wrenchwench

Street lowrider, mildly modified something, heavily modified something, Bomb, Hot Rod, Original This and Original That, Work In Progress. Some they only did first and second place for lack of three entries.

Motorcycle winner:

[Embedded image]

That Mustang behind it won in two categories. A real beauty, too (1966). It’s the car of my high school dreams.

I’ve never asked where you are. I know it’s New Mexico, but what a beautiful street.

127 Backwoods_Sleuth  Jun 7, 2014 4:21:17pm

re: #123 wrenchwench

Street lowrider, mildly modified something, heavily modified something, Bomb, Hot Rod, Original This and Original That, Work In Progress. Some they only did first and second place for lack of three entries.

Motorcycle winner:

[Embedded image]

That Mustang behind it won in two categories. A real beauty, too (1966). It’s the car of my high school dreams.

Oooooh. MrBWS is a diedhard Harley guy (he rides a homebuilt ‘55 Panhead).
But I have always lusted for an Indian. I love how they sound like a washing machine running down the highway. :D

128 Stanley Sea  Jun 7, 2014 4:21:25pm

re: #125 Backwoods_Sleuth

Hey! Given that tortured logic, only Kentucky born, bred and trained horses should be allowed to compete.

What an asshole he is.

I’m giving him a break. He seems to be a really good guy who had a camera in his face the minute his horse lost the triple crown. Now he will pay for that. (and I may have not put it as he said it, if curious, please watch the vid)

129 RealityBasedSteve  Jun 7, 2014 4:21:48pm

re: #123 wrenchwench

Street lowrider, mildly modified something, heavily modified something, Bomb, Hot Rod, Original This and Original That, Work In Progress. Some they only did first and second place for lack of three entries.

Motorcycle winner:

[Embedded image]
I’d love a motorcycle like that… ride it on saturdays, with one of those old leather caps on.

RBS
That Mustang behind it won in two categories. A real beauty, too (1966). It’s the car of my high school dreams.

130 wrenchwench  Jun 7, 2014 4:22:38pm

re: #126 Stanley Sea

I’ve never asked where you are. I know it’s New Mexico, but what a beautiful street.

And I can’t tell you (except by DM).

131 nsmith25  Jun 7, 2014 4:23:04pm

re: #113 Stanley Sea

His beef is the horses that run the 3 races of the triple crown are at a disadvantage to those horses who just pop into one of the races. He says the horses of KY Derby should be the only ones allowed to compete further.

The Miami Heat should be declared winner of game one because the Spurs had some players come off the bench and didn’t play as long as LeBron.

////

132 Amory Blaine  Jun 7, 2014 4:24:39pm

re: #61 Gus

I’m not seeing what college she went to.

133 Justanotherhuman  Jun 7, 2014 4:25:24pm

Editor’s note: Tonalist’s win at the Belmont Stakes makes five times in eight years that the Belmont winner didn’t run in either the Kentucky Derby or Preakness, CBS Sports reports. - Stephanie
Read more on cbssports.com

134 Amory Blaine  Jun 7, 2014 4:25:59pm

re: #132 Amory Blaine

Maybe WWU?

135 Gus  Jun 7, 2014 4:26:18pm

re: #132 Amory Blaine

I’m not seeing what college she went to.

All I saw was WWU.

136 Backwoods_Sleuth  Jun 7, 2014 4:27:14pm

MrBWS and his homebuilt ‘55 Harley Panhead

His beard is more Taliban these days…

137 Kid A  Jun 7, 2014 4:28:41pm

Texas wins 4-0 to sweep Houston and advance to the Longhorns’ 35th World Series in school history. (Photo: Kid A)

138 BongCrodny  Jun 7, 2014 4:29:47pm

So, the new Tom Cruise movie was pretty good.

No spoilers, but anyone who knows anything about it already knows it’s “Groundhog Day vs. Aliens.” A lot of humor in it as well, and the funny spots were well-placed.

I wasn’t certain I wanted to pay theater prices to see it, but I found a local plex that charged $4.25 for matinees, so, yeah. Good deal.

It might sound weird, but I honestly think what convinced me to go this afternoon was this one-liner from Rob Thomas, one of the movie critics complied at rottentomatoes.com:

If you like Tom Cruise, then you will like “Edge of Tomorrow,” and if you don’t like Tom Cruise, then you will like it even more.

139 Justanotherhuman  Jun 7, 2014 4:31:31pm

Oooo, he is pissed.

California Chrome owner Steve Coburn says it was a ‘coward’s way out’ that horses who don’t run the Kentucky Derby or the Preakness come in fresh to win Belmont Stakes - @USATODAYsports
Read more on usatoday.com

140 Justanotherhuman  Jun 7, 2014 4:34:04pm

re: #138 BongCrodny

So, the new Tom Cruise movie was pretty good.

No spoilers, but anyone who knows anything about it already knows it’s “Groundhog Day vs. Aliens.” A lot of humor in it as well, and the funny spots were well-placed.

I wasn’t certain I wanted to pay theater prices to see it, but I found a local plex that charged $4.25 for matinees, so, yeah. Good deal.

It might sound weird, but I honestly think what convinced me to go this afternoon was this one-liner from Rob Thomas, one of the movie critics complied at rottentomatoes.com:

Very good reviews. And Bill Paxton (a highly underrated actor, IMHO) is in it, too.

141 Stanley Sea  Jun 7, 2014 4:34:18pm

re: #130 wrenchwench

And I can’t tell you (except by DM).

of course. please do, cuz I need a new trip. hahahahha

142 Killgore Trout  Jun 7, 2014 4:34:31pm

Weezer drummer, Patrick Wilson, catches a frisbee
Youtube Video

143 Stanley Sea  Jun 7, 2014 4:37:43pm

re: #136 Backwoods_Sleuth

MrBWS and his homebuilt ‘55 Harley Panhead

His beard is more Taliban these days…

HELLO MR. BWS!

144 Stanley Sea  Jun 7, 2014 4:40:46pm

re: #140 Justanotherhuman

Very good reviews. And Bill Paxton (a highly underrated actor, IMHO) is in it, too.

I’m an old school Tom Cruise lover. He got a raw deal. From being overly in love. Oh and Scientology, but many tv and movie peeps are and we don’t blacklist them.

145 Decatur Deb  Jun 7, 2014 4:44:16pm

re: #123 wrenchwench

Street lowrider, mildly modified something, heavily modified something, Bomb, Hot Rod, Original This and Original That, Work In Progress. Some they only did first and second place for lack of three entries.

Motorcycle winner:

[Embedded image]

That Mustang behind it won in two categories. A real beauty, too (1966). It’s the car of my high school dreams.

Silver 66 Mustang fastback was Wife’s bait car, trolling for poor lonely GIs to lure into 47 years of marital hell bliss.

146 palomino  Jun 7, 2014 4:48:37pm

re: #137 Kid A

Texas wins 4-0 to sweep Houston and advance to the Longhorns’ 35th World Series in school history. (Photo: Kid A)
[Embedded image]

With the demise of their football program, it’s nice to see UT is still good at a sport.

147 palomino  Jun 7, 2014 4:51:22pm

So now if a president pursues policies you don’t like, that makes him crazy. The Dr’s rationale here seems to be that letting “high risk” prisoners go is a sign of insanity. Putting aside the fact that prisoner swaps are actually pretty common, why the hell would we listen to a shrink instead of military and diplomats when it comes to the wisdom of Obama’s moves?

148 philosophus invidius  Jun 7, 2014 4:55:52pm

re: #1 Romantic Heretic

Hey lady! You know what one of the surest signs of mental illness is? Believing that everyone else is.

Seriously, didn’t they ever cover the psychological phenomena of ‘projection’ in your classes?

I don’t think they really have classes at online universities.

Her PhD: fielding.edu

149 Decatur Deb  Jun 7, 2014 5:03:23pm

Under President Ford, a disastrous recovery effort for the vessel Mayaguez resulted in 3 marines left to be captured and executed by the Khmer Rouge. President Ford was not heavily criticized, and his popularity rating rose 11%.

en.wikipedia.org

150 b_sharp  Jun 7, 2014 5:15:08pm

Who killed the threads?

151 thedopefishlives  Jun 7, 2014 5:15:30pm

re: #150 b_sharp

Who killed the threads?

SWIM, SWIM, HUNGRY…

152 thedopefishlives  Jun 7, 2014 5:16:30pm

re: #151 thedopefishlives

But don’t worry. I’m headed off again, so I’m sure the threads will come back to life as soon as I’m gone.

153 wheat-dogghazi  Jun 7, 2014 6:29:02pm

re: #147 palomino

So now if a president pursues policies you don’t like, that makes him crazy. The Dr’s rationale here seems to be that letting “high risk” prisoners go is a sign of insanity. Putting aside the fact that prisoner swaps are actually pretty common, why the hell would we listen to a shrink instead of military and diplomats when it comes to the wisdom of Obama’s moves?

Here in the highly enlightened and democratic People’s Republic of China, a common way to discredit Party officials who don’t follow the (current) Party line is to state publicly that they are mentally unsound and therefore had to “retire” to recover. Dissidents were also commonly “treated” for “mental illness” though, supposedly this practice has been stopped.

So, it seems Dr Gina has studied some of the poli-psy practices of the Chinese and applied them here to explain how the tyrannical Muslim fascist socialist anti-colonial usurper is so crazy as to let Dr Gina suggest he is crazy on national TV.

154 philosophus invidius  Jun 7, 2014 8:45:58pm

re: #153 wheat-dogghazi

Yes. The Tea Party constantly gripes about the “tyranny” they live under, but they use the tactics of totalitarians. I guess “Dr,” Gina would like Obama to be “re-educated” from his “anti-social” malady.

155 No Country For Old Haters  Jun 8, 2014 6:42:09am

It’s weird that Fox not only has complete lunatics as guests. They don’t roll their eyes and call out the derp, they just nod along as if the deeply confused guest has said something wise. And the ignorant conservatives eat it up without the slightest critical thought. Half our nation is made up of morons.


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