the AtlanticMolly Ball of the Atlantic paid to pretend media bias against female candidates is a mythWednesday, May 1, 2013 at 1:50 pm — admin
The definition of a woman given voice in liberal media is one who would have Liked Obama on her Facebook page while she Unfriended Hillary Clinton. There were/are so many, too many to name here, but you know camp: NYTimes XX writers, Wapo, Slate, LATimes and on it goes. Today there’s the laughable example of Molly Ball, who now, writing for the Left of Left “The Atlantic,” puts forth this notion: the media has no bias against women running for political office. The Disability-Industrial Complex set to go broke in 2016; Obama set to raid Social Security Trust Fund to fund Disability Welfare ComplexTuesday, March 26, 2013 at 3:41 pm — admin
Last November, the Democrat (let’s be honest) David Brooks, wrote a column titled: “How People Change.” He gave the usual Democrat mumbo jumbo about not making people feel bad about their bad behavior but instead declared that taxpayers and funders of that bad behaviour must mollycoddle those who continually fuck up. Wrong Answer. The Correct Answer to “How People Change” from bad behavior is: You don’t give them the option not to! Now let me introduce you to Miguel Adams, 49, a recent hero of the NYTimes “Neediest Cases.” Oh for Fuck's sake, Dear Liberal Dude Nation, The Atlantic: professional women are not anti-marriage, they are anti trollSunday, October 30, 2011 at 11:22 pm — admin
MY God, you'd think they could get just ONE thing right. Liberal Dude Nation magazine The Atlantic says (per the Daily Beast summation) that "smart, successful women are approaching age 40 and deciding not to marry—especially if the man earns less money than the woman." LMAO. Women are not deciding against marriage, they are rebelling against Big Media who have pounded it into men's heads that if they are successful they should marry 10 or 20 years younger and if they are marginally attractive they should marry a women far more attractive--think According to Jim or Family Guy. In Ross G. Douthat the New York Times has found another apologist for sexismMonday, March 16, 2009 at 12:47 pm — admin
Don’t look for Ross G. Douthat to rid America of sexism But upon the news that he will be a new columnist for the Times, I did a quick check and found what I bet the Times needed to find before they hired him: a willingness to tolerate sexism because sexism is “the Parlance of our Times.” From his RG’s Blog : Asked and Answered! The Atlantic asks: Should Women Rule the World; The Atlantic gives 90% of its byline space to Men, Pays Misogynist Andrew Sullivan to write about Hillary’s “Cooties” and Palin’s “Massive Boobs” and “Porn-style Pumps”, pays the women itMonday, November 17, 2008 at 11:25 am — M.A. Liginter
pays the women it condescends to hire to write sexist material on par with Misogyny Sullivan; the Atlantic answers, Should Women Rule the World? Over our DEAD Print Body! The Atlantic has this on the cover of its November issue—in Bold Capitals: Andrew Sullivan added to Femisex DeathwatchMonday, October 6, 2008 at 6:25 pm — admin
It’s time to add a new name to the FemiSex DeathWatch List. To date we’ve had Tim Russert, Chris Matthews, and Keith Olbermann and Vikram S. Pandit.(Disclaimer, Russert’s actual death was not what we wished for, just a coincidence. Femisex is sorry for his family, but pleased for all women who may enter the political arena in the future.) Status on Watchlisters OlberUnhinged and CrawlingLeg Matthews: Urgent: Call the Atlantic and demand they Fire Andrew Sullivan for incompetence as well as call for paternity testing of the Obama girls. Fair is Fair after all.Friday, September 26, 2008 at 1:22 pm — M.A. Liginter
Andrew Sullivan writes for the Atlantic; Andrew Sullivan is now the FACE of the Atlantic; the Atlantic was once a storied monthly periodical for intellectual reads; it is now nothing more than the Enquirer with gloss. Andrew Sullivan is a man who despises Hillary Clinton and now has gone over the edge re Governor Palin. Last week according the Washington Post. , Andrew Sullivan sent this email to the McCain campaign: |
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