'Daily Show' Taunts GOP 'Piece Of S**t' Over Clueless Convention Complaint
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Desi Lydic tore into CPAC's Matt Schlapp for his sexist comments on Hillary Clinton and Kamala Harris.
“Daily Show” correspondent Desi Lydic praised former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton for delivering a “powerful speech” at the Democratic National Convention this week.
“She killed it,” Lydic said on Tuesday night. “Although it will be ruled a suicide.”
One right-wing figure wasn’t impressed.
On Newsmax, CPAC Chair Matt Schlapp called Clinton “the most joyless person, I think who has ever walked the Earth,” as he griped about her speech.
“C’mon,” Lydic fired back. “Criticizing Hillary for being joyless? Why don’t you go post a Harambe meme on Vine, you 2015 piece of shit.”
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