Jonah Goldberg who had made similar statements, to apologize. On the October 15, 2007 edition of Tucker on MSNBC, May agreed with host Tucker Carlson's allegation that Hillary Clinton had used her gender to garner support in her Presidential campaign. May then jokingly referred to Clinton as a 'Vaginal-American'. The comment was highlighted by Media Matters for America. In September 2007, Media Matters for America criticized May for making numerous public appearances in support of the Bush administration without mentioning his relationship with Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice's Advisory Committee on Democracy Promotion or the fact that the Foundation for Defense of Democracies had received State Department monetary grants. After Rush Limbaugh compared Barack Obama to Adolf Hitler in August 2009, Salon writer Glenn Greenwald stated on his blog that May had called Limbaugh's commentary "wrong, outrageous and damaging". May wrote at National Review Online shortly afterward that Greenwald had "[p]redictably" and "dishonorably" misrepresented the statement that he had e-mailed to Greenwald, which he said had criticized specious Nazi comparisons by both Limbaugh, Moveon.org, and Nancy Pelosi. On December 31, 2009, May jokingly suggested releasing detainees from Guantanamo Bay to Yemen, then sending "missiles to strike the baggage-claim area". He later defended the remarks, describing critics such as Greenwald as "humorless". He also stated that he had intended to highlight the logical disconnect between someone both supporting the extrajudicial killing of suspected militants and opposing the holding of suspected militants at Guantanamo Bay at the same time. See also Members of the Council on Foreign Relations People associated with the Project for the New American Century References External links , with a full archive and mailing list Archive of May's columns at National Review Online "The Resurrection of the Committee on the Present Danger". By Laura Rozen. AlterNet. Posted August 25, 2004. 1951 births Living people 20th-century American Jews American chief executives American columnists American democracy activists American foreign policy writers American male non-fiction writers American magazine editors American political consultants American political commentators American political writers School of International and Public Affairs, Columbia University alumni New Right (United States) Place of birth missing (living people) The New York Times editors The New York Times writers Newsweek people Sarah Lawrence College alumni New York (state) Republicans Colorado Republicans E. W. Scripps Company people Rocky Mountain News people The Washington Times people 21st-century American Jews