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So why did David Cross call Debbie Wasserman Schultz a 'rapacious moldering hollow husk of a person'?

We’re not big fans of Debbie Wasserman Schultz, but we have to give the former DNC chair credit for calling out anti-Semitism in her party and calling out Rep. Ilhan Omar by name while doing it, something the House Democrats failed to do in their resolution:

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Wasserman Schultz’s tweets didn’t go over so well with a lot of people, both with conservatives and the #StandWithIlhan crowd.

Her tweet really set off actor David Cross, best known for “Arrested Development” and a bunch of shows that aired on Cartoon Network’s Adult Swim programming block well after you went to bed.

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Dang.

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We’re pretty sure that’s not it.

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Indeed.


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