David Letterman learned a hard lesson about letting a member of a Hollywood celebrity cult serve as one of the comedy writers for his program, as the talk show host was exposed to national ridicule, booing and protests, for an inappropriate sexual joke scripted for him, mocking former Vice Presidential candidate Sarah Palin and her underage daughter.
Letterman joked on his televised show that Palin's 14-year-old daughter, who attended a New York Yankees baseball game with her, was impregnated by Kabbalah member Alex Rodriguez, during half time. Palin was rightfully upset by the distasteful joke...and so were many others. So much so, people picketed his show. Letterman issued an apology, but people still want him fired.
Hollywood's sick obsession with pedophilia continues, as they horrifyingly never know what's appropriate. There is something very wrong with an industry that consistently puts out kids films containing sexual jokes and subject matter (The Chipmunks, The Nanny Diaries, Sleepover and Uptown Girls to name a few) and often makes crude sex jokes about underage youth. And let's not forget the pedophilic piece of garbage Good Luck Chuck.
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Protesters still want Letterman fired
6:47 AM EDT, June 17, 2009 - Even though Sarah Palin says she accepts David Letterman's apology, the controversy over his joke about her daughter isn't over.
A group that organized a protest outside his studio Tuesday, calling for him to be fired, said it is going ahead with those plans despite Letterman's apology Monday night.
Letterman said his joke about one of Palin's daughters being "knocked up" by New York Yankee Alex Rodriguez can't be defended. He said he would "try to do better in the future."
But an organizer of the protest said a "belated" apology isn't enough, and compared the situation to the firing of Don Imus for his comments about the Rutgers women's basketball team.
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