Wonkette Says John Roberts “Not Gay Enough”

(A Precision Guided Humor Assignment)
Even with his penchant for plaid pants and his eagerness to wrestle with sweaty, half-naked young men, Supreme Court Nominee John Roberts faced strong criticism from the left for his lack of overt homosexuality.
“When Roberts was first introduced,” said butt-sex-loving possibly-closeted-lesbian leftist blogger Wonkette. “I thought that Bush was trying to break ground with the first Gay-American Supreme Court justice. Why else would he give a girl’s SCOTUS seat to a guy?”
“But as I looked deeper into his past, I was disappointed. Sure, he was a man-grabbing drama-princess in high school, but he also played football – although that last may have been an excuse to snag an eyeful of locker-room boy-booty.”
“I really got my hopes up,” continued Wonkette, “when I read that he’d had a role in the musical ‘You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown’. I thought that if he played that ahem thumb-sucker Linus – you know, the one who kept rebuffing that pretty blond girl, Sally – that would seal the deal on him being light in the loafers. Unfortunately, he played Peppermint Patty.”
“I guess I should give him SOME gay-cred for portraying a lesbian, though.”
When questioned directly at a recent press conference, Roberts briefly acknowledged his disappointly mild homosexuality.
“Of course I’m gay,” said Roberts. “Who wouldn’t be festive & cheerful after being nominated to the Supreme Court? But I’ll try to contain myself until after the hearings.”

6 Comments

  1. With the snarky way Wonkette talks about homosexuality, it is apparent that this woman has a real problem with gays.
    No-no-no, I am going to say Wonkette has a problem with gays because of her comments. Wonkette obviously hates gays. Her own comments damn Wonkette as a real gay-bashing Nazi.
    How can I say that? Wait, are you lefties so blind to your own hypocriscy that you would tell me that you wouldn’t say the same if Ann Coulter or LaShawn Barber wrote the same comments about a leftist judicial nominee?

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