Liberal stupidity

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Liberal stupidity (based on Latin: stupēre or stupor; removal from sense or sensibility[1][2]) is statements, policies, or actions by adherents of liberalism which are authoritative in form, but the end of which is devoid of reality or common sense. A recent example is the incredible statement by Democrat Hank Johnson of Georgia, who feared the "capsizing" of Guam should the Navy relocate 8,000 personnel there[3].

U.S. Congressional members

Gary Condit

A democrat from California's 18th district (Modesto), Condit gained noteriety when he attempted to stonewall a police investigation into the 2001 disappearance and murder of political intern Chandra Levy; it was revealed during the investigation that Condit had an affair with her[4][5]. Although cleared as a prime suspect in the case, his political career was finished as a result of the scandal; he lost in the election of 2002. [6]