From the cover of "Charlie Hebdo"

The prophet Muhammad is on a Charlie Hebdo cover from last October, being beheaded by an ISIS executioner. 

“I am the prophet, asshole!” Muhammad says.
“Shut up, infidel,” replies the masked killer.

The issue that led to the 2011 bombing, “guest-edited” by the Prophet Muhammad, who says, “100 lashes if you are not dying of laughter.”

A 2011 cover after a firebombing of the magazine’s headquarters. Headline translated: “Love is stronger than hate.”

Randy Weber is poorly educated. (And a jack-ass!)

Boy, Rep. Randy Weber (R-Texas) is a true diplomat. "I know," he thought. "I'll compare the two-term President of the U.S. to the most reviled figure in history." 

But the best part was Weber's subsequent apology: 

"It was not my intention to trivialize the Holocaust nor to compare the President to Adolf Hitler." 

What?! That's exactly what you DID!

"I now realize that the use of Hitler invokes pain and emotional trauma for those affected by the atrocities of the Holocaust and victims of anti-Semitism and hate." 

This gentleman is a true know-nothing if he just NOW realizes the Holocaust is a painful memory for people. But of course, he was already in possession of that knowledge—but like a good GOP politician, he just didn't care.

"Even Adolph [sic] Hitler thought it more important than Obama to get to Paris. (For all the wrong reasons.) Obama couldn't do it for right reasons."