Headline of the now.

This from Huffington Post.

"Geico Fires D.C. Douglas: Voice Actor Dropped After Insulting FreedomWorks, Tea Partiers."

According to the story, D.C. Douglas, the voice announcer on Geico's 2007-2008 celebrity ad campaign, has been fired by the insurance company after leaving a voicemail for FreedomWorks that questioned their mental capacity.

Apparently Geico had to let him go after complaints by FreedomWorks, but wonders if the real offense was that Douglas didn't end his message with the usual, "Geico, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance."