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: Perhaps as a sop to independent voting women who found Olbermann and Matthews despicable sexists, MSNBC routed them from their anchor chairs, but…if Obama wins, my guess is…they’ll be back with even fiercer power to decimate women candidates. Moving on to our current Deathwatch hopeful, Andrew Sullivan of the Atlantic. This nut-job Brit who once luved Bush but now loves Obama, and always hated women has been demanding proof genetic that Trig Palin comes from the loins of Gov. Palin. Femisex did an entire piece on Sullivan , so PLEASE do check it out!!!! At the time of our original story, Now once again, for comedic pleasure, this is the email whack-job Sullivan sent to McCain campaign: Femisex says: BASED ON ALL THE EVIDENCE, Femisex is now sending this back to the Atlantic for an on-the-record response: "I'm very sorry to say, it's come to this: can you confirm on the record that THE ATLANTIC STAFF is NOT ON OBAMA’S PAYROLL, not in the bias-tank for Obama. . .AND THAT THE ATLANTIC HAS NOT FLUSHED ALL STANDARDS OF JOURNALISM DOWN THE TOILET IN GOING AFTER THE FEMALE CANDIDATES IN THIS PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION? Since ALL EVIDENCE POINTS TO THIS, it should be easy for you or someone to let FEMISEX know, A SMALL BUT rapidly GROWING WEBsite, what the truth is." Femisex puts Wingnut Sullivan on its Deathwatch, as a beacon of hope to all women that sexist idiots will no longer be coddled, even by the Atlantic, whose allergies to women journalists are as severe as they come. More for Atlantic: Bennet says they are looking to address the MASSIVE dearth of women writers in their pages. Big $ bet, one trillion to one odds against such action by the Atlantic. |
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