For the left, they have one set of standards for themselves and another for the rest of the public.
Tuesday was no exception as Vanity Fair writer and Fox News-obsessed hack Gabriel Sherman and Washington Post TV critic Hank Stuever retweeted a sexist smear against Fox News host Laura Ingraham, White House officials Kellyanne Conway and Kayleigh McEnany, and “Republican” women as no more than racist, substance abuse-suffering pieces of eye candy.
Here’s the original tweet in full, sent by “novelist, playwright, essayist[,] and screenwriter” Paul Rudnick and filled with ugly, racist, sexist venom (with Sherman’s retweet):
“Aryan Moonshine?” “Fox News Methhead?” “Who Peed in the Pool?”
If someone in conservative media had made this sexist tweet questioning the faculties, intelligence, and sobriety of those at, say, MSNBC, The New York Times, the Warren campaign, and the previous administration, it’d be worth placing a hefty bet that those outlets and many others would be circling the wagons, whether with angry commentaries or tearful interviews.
Sherman’s career has been defined by an almost stalker-like passion for working to destroy Fox News.
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In two recent examples, Sherman has been gleefully reporting (without evidence) that Fox News could face an onslaught of legal problems (and thus financial hurt) for their coronavirus coverage. And back in the early moments of the impeachment proceedings, Sherman quipped that it was such a slam dunk that “even Fox[’s] audience can understand it.”
As for Stuever, it’s safe to say democracy died in darkness with this ugly attack.
Sadly, it’s doubtful that Vanity Fair bosses (like editor-in-chief Radhika Jones) or Post leadership (such as editor Marty Baron) will be moved to act by this.
It should be noted that, in addition to Sherman and Stuever, actor Alan Tudyk (Steve the Pirate from Dodgeball, and voices of Iago in Aladdin, Duke from Frozen, voice of K-2SO in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story) and former Times staff editor Jillian Dunham also retweeted it.
LifeNews Note: Curtis Houck writes for Newsbusters, where this column originally appeared.
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Author: Curtis Houck
