0 comment Saturday, July 19, 2014 | admin
Get a load of this clip. It's Margaret Carlson on the "Morning Joe" show. She was there to plump her "Watch Your Back, Sarah" hit piece in the Daily Beast.
Did you catch that? O'Donnell doesn't have a "fully functioning human brain."
Carlson was so venal, so juvenile, that I couldn't help but stagger over to the Daily Beast to see what all the fuss was about. It didn't take long to find out.
Here's a snippet of her drivel as she makes a clumsy analogy to the film classic "All About Eve"--
Like Eve, O'Donnell has some striking advantages. Although with soft lighting, the pair look like they were separated at birth, in fact, the baby-faced O'Donnell looks less like a twin than a daughter. Time is cruel to women, especially on HDTV. Your older man becomes a distinguished Old Lion and a woman just becomes old, aging in dog years. O'Donnell at 41 is five years younger than the 46-year-old Palin, who is a grandmother after all."Aging in dog years"? Ah. Liberal feminism.
Did you catch that? O'Donnell doesn't have a "fully functioning human brain."
Carlson was so venal, so juvenile, that I couldn't help but stagger over to the Daily Beast to see what all the fuss was about. It didn't take long to find out.
Here's a snippet of her drivel as she makes a clumsy analogy to the film classic "All About Eve"--
Like Eve, O'Donnell has some striking advantages. Although with soft lighting, the pair look like they were separated at birth, in fact, the baby-faced O'Donnell looks less like a twin than a daughter. Time is cruel to women, especially on HDTV. Your older man becomes a distinguished Old Lion and a woman just becomes old, aging in dog years. O'Donnell at 41 is five years younger than the 46-year-old Palin, who is a grandmother after all."Aging in dog years"? Ah. Liberal feminism.
Labels: Christine ODonnell, Liberal Feminism, Margaret Carlson, Not Fully Functioning Human Brain, Palin
0 comment Thursday, June 5, 2014 | admin
Come on, people. When it came to Trig, they showed great restraint.
As Cornell law professor William Jacobson writes,While it was clear that just days after her nomination Sarah Palin was widely hated by those on the Journolist, at least those who wrote emails had not yet exhibited full blown Palin Derangement Syndrome. Rather, the focus was on whether to jump on the bandwagon promoted by Andrew Sullivan and many others that Trig was Sarah's grandchild not child, and that Bristol Palin was the real mother. As documented here before, this was a very widespread point of attack immediately after Sarah was nominated, and by no means limited to Andrew Sullivan. Some of the comments, to be fair, were benign and even protective. For example, Mark Kleiman of the Reality Based Community [sic] was all in favor of attacking Sarah on numerous points, but warned others "But leave the kid alone." Ezra Klein, founder of the Journolist, wrote: "By all accounts she�s a wonderful mother, and devoted to her fifth son [sic]. Leave this be."A common point throughout the e-mails was that it was better to leave the issue of parentage alone because it could backfire politically.What more do you want?
As Cornell law professor William Jacobson writes,While it was clear that just days after her nomination Sarah Palin was widely hated by those on the Journolist, at least those who wrote emails had not yet exhibited full blown Palin Derangement Syndrome. Rather, the focus was on whether to jump on the bandwagon promoted by Andrew Sullivan and many others that Trig was Sarah's grandchild not child, and that Bristol Palin was the real mother. As documented here before, this was a very widespread point of attack immediately after Sarah was nominated, and by no means limited to Andrew Sullivan. Some of the comments, to be fair, were benign and even protective. For example, Mark Kleiman of the Reality Based Community [sic] was all in favor of attacking Sarah on numerous points, but warned others "But leave the kid alone." Ezra Klein, founder of the Journolist, wrote: "By all accounts she�s a wonderful mother, and devoted to her fifth son [sic]. Leave this be."A common point throughout the e-mails was that it was better to leave the issue of parentage alone because it could backfire politically.What more do you want?
Labels: Bashing, Collusion, Enough, Journo-List, Palin