Quiz question: Two male reporters, Dana Milbank and Chris Cillizza, of the Washington post suggested
A: that Hillary Clinton should drink Mad Bitch beer
B: that Obama should slug back a Colt 45
C: that Skip Gates be served an Angry Nigga beer.
Correct Answer: A.

By now you’ve surly all heard that the above-mentioned Wapo reporters have indeed indulged their misogynistic, bigoted tastes in a video that pokes fun at Obama’s beer summit. In the video, the only beer suggested for our black President is “Ale to the Chief.”
Cowards.
If misogyny is so funny to these Wapo Wonders why not get a real giggle on with some kneeslappn’ racial slurs? Oh wait…, THAT would get you fired.
And of course, there is the pesky reality that Cillizza and Milbank don’t happen to object to men who want power, black or white—just women.

Our readers may recall that last December,
FemiSex complained about Cillizza Sexism .
when he put this headline--
"Palin Does Georgia: What Does it Mean?" -- on his story.

We then did a bit of investigation with the human resource department at the Washington Post. Posing as a staff reporter I called Wapo’s HR dept. and complained that such a tagline—"Martha Does DC"-- was hung on my office door. I was told by Wapo Human Resource staff that not only was it unacceptable for my co-worker to write such a thing, it was SO unacceptable that even if I declined to make a formal complaint the charge was so serious they’d have to act upon it regardless of my wishes of privacy on the matter.

I then gave up the jig.
I hope you clink the above link for our full accounting of that episode.

There can be NO DOUBT that Milbank and Cillizza can NOT report without negative bias on women in politcs. Reporters who have such obvious bias and sexism and misogyny towards women must be dismissed. A reporter who found if funny to call Obama a the n word would last about as long at Wapo as butter under a looking glass on a sweltering day in August.

Last week, the NYTimes reported that
a woman was fired after she called Obama,
“ O-dumb-a” and suggested Gates was a reverse racist who had interfered with an officer doing his job—a viewpoint shared by most of the country--like it or not.

Women across this country are surely getting tired of the media’s almost pathological addiction to sexism...and the utter lack of penalty for committing misogyny.

As a woman in media, I am becoming so fretful that women in this business are either too stupid to demand that sexism stop or too self-loathing to see it as a problem. Men run things in journalism. I’ve said this 10 to the 10th on this site. But if women in media don’t throw down the gauntlet on this, I am left to surmise that not a single women in politics will ever be accorded fair media treatment and that our female journalists are so much sheeple they are not worth the voice they are not given in policy and political coverage.

For the women of America who DO understand that if Milbank and Cillizza keep their jobs, each and every one of us is just another worth-less-than human being.
For these very bright women, here is the number to call.
Wapo Main line: 703-469-2500

Don’t be shy about asking them about the dissonance of the Palin Does George porn reference vs. newsroom intolerance to sexism.

If it is not tolerated at work, it should not be tolerated in print. Are the rest of us worth less respect than Wapo's female reporters?
If Cillizza and Milbank, both of whom supported Obama over Clinton in their writings, keep their jobs…all women lose out--now and forever more.
Wapo Main line: 703-469-2500

links:
Milbank's history towards Clinton:
http://mediamatters.org/research/200712310001

http://tpmdc.talkingpointsmemo.com/2009/07/washington-post-pulls-mouthpi...

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/07/31/dana-milbank-suggests-hil_n_248...

http://mediamatters.org/mmtv/200908020007

links hypered above:
http://www.femisex.com/content/what-washington-post-dishes-readers-would...

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/thefix/republican-party/palin-does-geor...

http://www.politico.com/blogs/michaelcalderone/0709/Milbanks_suggestion_...