Joy Behar of The View Calls Sharron Angle a B#$%h... Going to hell

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Joy Behar of The View calls Sharron Angle a Bitch... Going to hell

Submitted by Michael Cerkas on 2010-10-27

At first blush, it appears that television network variety and talk shows have one-upped the mid-term election campaigns. In reality, they have sunk even lower from professionalism, bias and respectability perspectives. Not just cursing, but cursing another person, across the international airwaves, by so-called media professionals, continues to erode the integrity of life, rather than enrich it.

Such is the state of daytime television. On Tuesday, Joy Behar, of The View, a daytime talk show hosted by four women, reacted to a political television spot by GOP senate candidate Sharron Angle, that focused on illegal immigration and voting record of her Democratic opponent, Harry Reid, on related issues.

Watch Sharron Angle’s TV spot here.

Have Talk Shows become a distraction?

The View and Fox News appear to be in a heated battle that originated when Fox News commentator Bill O’Reilly recently appeared on The View and engaged in a discussion about the proposed mosque in New York City. The segment ended as Joy Behar and Whoopie Goldberg walked off the set.

Has television become too political and biased? Did Joy Behar go too far?

You decide. Most importantly, as a viewer and consumer of information, you have the ultimate control over what you invest your time watching and reading.