Too stupid to breathe: PolitiFact's mailbag correspondents

The St. Petersburg Times' Pulitzer Prize-winning political fact-checker website, PolitiFact, recently took on the right-wing idiots protesting President Obama's upcoming speech to students, and they correctly gave the GOP leadership, notably chief douchebag Jim Greer of Florida, the "Pants On Fire" designation for their lies that the president will "indoctrinate [students with] socialist ideology."

Yesterday, PolitiFact explained that their "mailbag" filled up with the angry responses of the rabid, deranged wingnuts:

Our item on a Republican complaint about President Obama’s upcoming speech to schoolchildren triggered some strong reactions:

"You people (the press) wouldn’t know the truth if it jumped up and bit you in the butt. We have avowed communists and racists in the White House. We have a regime that wants kids to pledge allegiance to Obama. We have a president that wants to destroy the business core of the country so he can redistribute the wealth.

"We have the worst unemployment in decades – and getting worse. We have a guy in the White House who want those that work to pay for those that don’t want to work and you want us to believe that he just wants to tell the kids to stay in school? What for, if they just quit school and do nothing – he’ll make sure they get a house, car, insurance and food. You folks (press) have lost your direction . . .

"Stand up, defend the country, defend the constitution, and defend the values that made this country the greatest country in the history of man. Then people will come back to you – I truly believe this."

I truly believe that whoever wrote this has no idea what the Constitution actually says. I also truly believe that this person gets his or her information pretty much solely from Fox News and Rush Limbaugh. I'd love to ask this brain-dead moron exactly who the "avowed communists and racists in the White House" are ... but, you know, backing up their assertions with actual facts is beyond the limited mental capacity of these degenerates.

The remainder of the unhinged, baseless diatribe basically speaks for itself. All in all, though, it proves beyond any doubt that this person would have been better served by not sending the email at all ... because by doing so, the correspondent demonstrates quite clearly that he/she is too stupid to breathe.