CNN's Lemon makes deplorable apology for sexist words but is called a "eff-ing a-hole"

The eff-ing a-hole of the Comedy News Network (CNN) morning show, Don Lemon, is trying to make people believe he's sorry for saying that women over 50 are past their prime. And if anyone knows Don Lemon, they know he's not an expert on women as much as he is on men, and had to google that information. 

In reality, Lemon was not talking about women being in their cognitive prime, but in their reproductive prime. However, because he's an eff--ing a-hole and an over-achieving misogynistic idiot, he conflated the two. [H/T Fox News Digital]

Lemon attempted to apologize during CNN's morning editorial call after he vomited those comments on Thursday, which was condemned by the few who heard them as sexist. If he did not have a history of being an eff--ing a-hole, as he recently displayed with his co-host on air, [google it, he does], he might have gotten away with his apology in which he said that he "did not mean to offend anyone," but everyone who knows this history knows he's as false as a penis on a woman who has 'transitioned.'

The misogyny came when the Lemon claimed Nikki Haley was past her "prime" as a woman after she announced that she would be running as a candidate in the 2024 presidential election. 

Morons like the Lemon believe they can say whatever they want about Republican women and women on the Left are not going to react when it clearly implies the same about them. Being the eff--ing a-hole that he is, the Lemon was wrong.

"Most pathetic attempt at an apology I have ever heard in my life," a CNN insider told Fox News Digital. "It did not go over well."

The same insider added that Lemon is a "eff--ing a--hole" for claiming that he must not be sexist simply because he has women in his life [but loves him some men] and compared it to a White person trying to downplay racists comments by insisting they have Black friends.

Fox News Digital previously confirmed both the Lemon and CNN CEO Chris Licht addressed staffers following widespread outrage over his comments. Licht called Lemon’s comments "upsetting, unacceptable and unfair" to his morning show co-hosts Poppy Harlow and Kaitlan Collins, calling it a "huge distraction."

"I’m just saying what the facts are. Google it. Everybody at home, when is a woman in her prime, it says 20s, 30s and 40s," the eff--ing a--hole said. "And I’m just saying Nikki Haley should be careful about saying that politicians are not in their prime, and they need to be in their prime when they serve. Because she wouldn't be in her prime according to Google or whatever it is."

But the controversy may be the only way the failing network can pick up a few more viewers. Specifically, people might tune in as they wait for the next shoe to fall and Lemon drops.

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FL police chief fired for racist behavior

Larry Scirotto: a gay mixed race racist

Fort Lauderdale -- Florida police chief Larry Scirotto has been fired after an investigation found that he is a racist when deciding promotion practices. He once remarked "that wall is too white" when referring to photos of the department's command staff.

Scirotto, 48, a self-loathing mixed-race gay man, took over the Fort Lauderdale PD last year in August. According to press releases on Thursday, he was fired by the city after several discrimination complaints alleged that he made hiring and promotion decisions like alleged President Joe Biden makes nomination decisions: with an illegal race-based approach. The only difference is, Scirotto isn't the President of the United States, and Joe Biden holds that title.

Scirotto is a former assistant chief in Pittsburgh. He became the first openly gay chief hired in Fort Lauderdale last year.

The bias complaints against him concluded in a 12-page investigation that he created a "divisive atmosphere" in the department and mentioned the statement [above] about "that wall is too white," and "I'm gonna change that," according to CNN. Brian Stelter, who says he is not gay, did not contribute to this report.

The investigation also found that Scirotto had asked, "which one is blacker?" when considering a promotion, but Scirotto, now the former police chief, denies he said. Perhaps he actually asked, "which one is cuter?"

Scirotto is quoted in the report of saying that he intended to "consider diversity at every opportunity," rather than qualifications, which that implies, but at least this a-hole is woke.

“Overall, there is a very divisive atmosphere within the department based on the perception the chief is intentionally using race, gender and sexual orientation as attributes necessary for promotions,” the report reads. “While the goal to diversify is an important and laudable goal it must be accomplished in a legally permissible manner.”

Police work, like Supreme Court Justices, are not Affirmative Action decisions, although you would never know that under the Biden administration.

Scirotto defended his racial/gender/sexual proclivities decisions in the media, but having said what he reportedly said prior to his selections, he would not have needed to justify himself in the first place with statements like he gave in an interview with Fox affiliate 7News:

“Those minority groups are now being treated as if they were less than deserving, and that’s not the case, and it never was."

“The promotions that I made are of the minority candidates, were because they were exceptional candidates, and they excelled in every level of the organization,” he reportedly added. “They deserved to be promoted, and by the way, they happened to be minority. It wasn’t because they were minority.”

Sounds a lot like Joe Biden telling the American public "I'm gonna nominated a Black woman to the Supreme Court."

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Had Biden and Scirotto just hired the best person for the job, nobody would have called it racist or sexist. But they're obviously "opposite of intelligent" to have made that decision, as Trump might have said.

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Rep. Dem Fem from FL stupidly calls COVID-19 a 'gendered crisis'

Florida congress-cretin Rep. Frederica Wilson (D) claimed that the Chinese Communist Wuhan Wet Market Lab Created Coronavirus is a "gendered crisis" but while men die at a significantly higher rate than women, she was actually making a case that women get the short straw.

Wilson’s factless-based, empty-headed, Biden-plagiaristic-style comments echoed sentiments expressed recently by Australian Sen. Mehreen Faruqi, who dubbed the pandemic a “gendered crisis.” Wilson evidently liked that word combination so she lifted it.

Twitchy reported that Ms. Faruqi's tweeted:

Nurses, nurse aides, teachers, child carers and early-childhood educators, aged-care workers and cleaners are mostly women. They are on the frontline of this public health crisis and carry a disproportionate risk of being exposed to the virus.

A subsequent post by the airhead congresswoman said the pandemic is also disproportionately affecting “moms of color.”

Please produce your sources, Rep. Wilson.


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Tingles Matthews AWOL from MSNBC after sexism allegations and Biden-ish screwups

Chris "Tingles" Matthews was not seen on MSNBC during the South Carolina primary coverage on Saturday night. Normally, this would be considered unusual under normal circumstances but the absence comes one day after he was accused of "sexist" behavior by a former network contributor, and on the same day, he misidentified a politician.

Earlier in the week, Matthews had issued an on-air apology after drawing backlash for comparing the Nevada caucus victory of Sen. Bernie Sanders to the 1940 invasion of France by the Nazis. What he probably meant was that Sanders' victory was more like Vladimir Lenin's Bolshevik revolution of 1917.

Matthews said, “I'm reading last night about the fall of France in the summer of 1940," Matthews said during the network's Nevada coverage. "And the general calls up Churchill and says, ‘It’s over,’ and Churchill says, ‘How can it be? You got the greatest army in Europe. How can it be over?’ He said, ‘It's over.’”

His ten viewers were outraged by the comments -- and Matthews apologized Monday.

"Senator Sanders, I'm sorry for comparing anything from that tragic era in which so many suffered, especially the Jewish people, to an electorate result in which you were the well-deserved winner," Matthews said. "This is going to be a hard-fought, heated campaign of ideas. In the days and weeks and months ahead, I will strive to do a better job myself of elevating the political discussion. Congratulations, by the way, to you, Senator Sanders, and to your supporters on a tremendous win down in Nevada."

In an op-ed for GQ magazine on Friday, journalist Laura Bassett claimed Matthews used sexist language when she visited the MSNBC studio to appear on his show as a guest.

She recalled the fast-talking white man looking at her in an adjacent makeup chair before an appearance in 2016 and, showing a lack of self-awareness asked: 'Why haven’t I fallen in love with you yet?'" Bassett said that something didn't smell right as she sat there.

Bassett said she laughed nervously at the stupid question but Tingles kept making comments to the makeup artist who was buffing Bassett up. “Keep putting makeup on her, I’ll fall in love with her," Matthews allegedly exclaimed breathlessly, as beads of perspiration cascaded down his forehead onto his nose and down to his quivering married lips.

Bassett also claimed that Matthews made another comment about her makeup during a separate appearance. "Make sure you wipe this off her face after the show,” she wrote. The comment was directed at the makeup artist. “We don’t make her up so some guy at a bar can look at her like this.”

Bassett felt hounded by Matthews and said she decided to write the op-ed because of a “sexist” interview the creep did with Sen. Elizabeth Warren [aka Pocahontas], (D-MA), after the last debate in which he pressed her about her accusation that former New York Mayor "Mini" Mike Bloomberg has once told a woman at his company to “kill” her unborn baby. Bloomberg denies he said it, and even if he did, why would it bother Warren since she and the rest of her party are all in for killing babies?

A feminist group wearing comfortable shoes has called for Matthews' firing over the interview.

Bassett barked that she wrote a similar op-ed in 2017 without naming Matthews because she was afraid to publicly accuse him at the time, but claimed that many women reached out to her saying they knew who she was talking about because they too had been the victims of the Matthews innuendos.

Bassett said that she had a bone to pick with Matthews. Although she didn't think his behavior rose to the level of criminal sexual harassment, it interfered with her ability to do her job and she wanted the "bad boy" punished.

In 2017, it was reported that NBC paid $40,000 to a producer on Matthews’ show who claimed he sexually harassed her. [And all the while you thought only Fox News had this problem because the media only went after that network.]

MSNBC has not confirmed the amount paid to the woman, nor has the network said whether the payment was made to settle a harassment claim, but it appears that it wasn't only Barack Obama who gave Chris Matthews that famous tingle down his leg.

An MSNBC spokes-leftist said at the time that executives were told that Matthews made inappropriate jokes and comments about the woman in front of others, that the matter was reviewed and it was determined the comments were inappropriate and made in poor taste but were never meant as propositions because he is a semi-happily married man.

Then during his "Hardball" [perhaps a double-entendre] broadcast Friday, Matthews mistook Sen. Tim Scott, (R-SC), for Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Jaime Harrison, chalking it up as a case of "it's hard to tell the difference." Both Scott and Harrison are African-American gentlemen.

Harrison was appearing on "Hardball" to discuss his campaign to unseat Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC), but when Matthews ran a clip of Scott standing beside Graham at the evening's Trump rally in North Charleston, he assumed it was Harrison.

"Jaime, I see you standing next to the guy you're going to beat right there, maybe," he said. "Maybe? Maybe, maybe? Lindsey Graham?"

Matthews finally realized his error and apologized to Harrison.

"What am I saying? Big mistake. Mistaken identity, sir. Sorry," Matthews said.

Harrison rolled his eyes and looked shocked, but he kept a politician's fake smile on his face.


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U.S. women's members of highly boring sport: 'You're living under aa rock' if you don't think soccer is important

Soccer is a rough sport that takes a ton of stamina, lots of heart, enormous skills, and a modicum of luck. 

The object of the game is to run up and down a field, known as a pitch, and move the ball along to your opponent's goal without using your hands, and try to kick it past a goalkeeper who is allowed to use hands to stop the ball from getting into the goal. Each team has eleven players, just like in American football.

There are two halves of 45 minutes each and the clock never stops. Extra time is added onto the end of each half, depending on the referee's discretion, based on overall injury time.There is no time for commercial breaks during play and this is the main reason for the sport not catching on in the United States--it doesn't generate the money that the NFL, MLB, NBA and NHL does and sponsors aren't interested in only showing their wares during halftime.

Some folks, particularly those on the left who see something wrong with every aspect of American life, think it's unfair and sexist that women are paid less than men for playing the same game. Women's USA soccer players make between $25,000 to $85,000 per season, with the average being around $40,000.

But it isn't sexist. It's an indication of the relative commercial earnings of men's versus women's soccer and each one's ability to draw a consistent audience. If you understand that sports are part of the entertainment industry, you can see the relevance to this merit-based fact.

When judged on their merits and ability to generate money and interest, the Women's World Cup teams don't merit the same pay as their male counterparts. This is an inconvenient truth that people don't want to hear--especially the "everyone gets a trophy" crowd.

Athletic-wise, the women's teams aren't nearly as good as the men's teams--this is a fact, although not a politically correct fact, because there are biological differences between the sexes whether feminists want to believe it or not.

Check this out: the U.S. women's team has been ranked in the top three women’s teams internationally for much of the last several decades. Yet, in 2017, an under-15 professional men's academy team, an American club's team, beat them 5 to 2. Teenage boys beat the women's top players in the world. It wasn't even close.

That isn't the fault of the women's team and wasn't cause for alarm regarding their abilities to be beaten by boys. It didn't even indicate the women weren't highly skilled. It simply shows that even the best women soccer players do not have the same physical abilities with speed, strength, size and skill as the men's soccer at lower levels.

That's nature, not sexism.

Many more people throughout the globe watch men's soccer than the women's game and thus, they bring in much higher revenues. In fact, if you paid the men along the same percentages the women are paid relative to the money they bring in, the men would be paid many times higher than the women.

But two members of the U.S. women's team, Kelley O'Hara and Allie Long, were arrogant enough to put the needs of business owners aside and post on Instagram a call for them to give their employees the day off so the fans could watch the U.S. team's game against France [which they won].

They began by insulting the employers saying they were "living under a rock" if they weren't aware of the importance of the women's soccer team. 

Sounds a little self-serving and inconsiderate of the employer's needs if you ask me.

Here's what the note said:

Dear Bosses & Supervisors: In case you're living under a rock, this Friday, June 28 is our World Cup quarterfinal versus France and it's gonna be a Big One! We kindly ask that you give every employee the day off so that they can eat a hearty lunch, get emotionally ready, bust out all their USA gear, and mentally prep for what will be an EPIC GAME! They will be back on MONDAY. MAYBE.

The Daily Mail noted, “In the Instagram caption, the team's social media manager wrote: ‘we want you with U.S. tomorrow, no matter what, so Kelley and Allie wrote you a totally legit excuse note.'”

They forgot to add: "Hand over your heart during the National Anthem is optional."

Which is why I don't care a fig how much money they make, and while I'm a very patriotic guy, and I hate to say it, but I really don't care if they win or lose.

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Biden and his 'core values'

In his announcement video he revealed on Thursday, Joe Biden said in part:

"[T]he core values of this nation, our standing in the world, our very democracy, everything that has made America, America, is at stake. 

"That’s why today I’m announcing my candidacy for President of the United States. 

"Folks, America’s an idea, an idea that’s stronger than any army, bigger than any ocean, more powerful than any dictator or tyrant. It gives hope to the most desperate people on earth, it guarantees that everyone is treated with dignity and gives hate no safe harbor. It instills in every person in this country the belief that no matter where you start in life, there’s nothing you can’t achieve if you work at it."

So what are some of Uncle Joe's 'core values'?

For starters, in 2007, Biden made his approach on abortion crystal clear. He said that he'd vote to defend and expand abortions at all times: “I will not vote to curtail a woman’s right to choose abortion.” But he would vote to curtail the rights of the voiceless.

But the bigger core value may be the valuing of his being one of the guys. In spite of his bemoaning with the Anita Hill v Clarence Thomas hearings in 1991, let's not forget that Biden failed to protect Hill from the all white guy attacks from the committee.

For example, the one from Democratic senator Howell Heflen:

“In trying to determine whether you are telling falsehoods or not, I’ve got to determine what your motivation might be,” he said. “Are you a scorned woman? Do you have a martyr complex? Do you see yourself coming out of this as a hero in the civil-rights movement?”

“No,” Hill answered.

Biden also failed to call forward three witnesses who could have backed up Hill’s claims of sexual harassment, possibly indicating a sort of "men's club bias," but more likely indicating just how chuckle-headed he is.

Also, former congresswoman Pat Schroeder (D-CO) was in office during the Thomas confirmation. She lobbied on Anita Hill’s behalf, telling the WashingtonPost in November 2017 that when female lawmakers expressed their concern to Biden that the hearings were being rushed, they found themselves coming up against the boy’s club of the U.S. Senate:

"We went to see Biden, because we were so frustrated by it. And he literally kind of pointed his finger and said, you don’t understand how important one’s word was in the Senate, that he had given his word to [Sen. John Danforth (R-Mo.), Thomas’s chief sponsor] in the men’s gym that this would be a very quick hearing, and he had to get it out before Columbus Day."

So far we see that Biden's core values are infanticide and sexism. Of course the left won't see the former that way because they don't see killing a baby up until delivery as immoral or even as killing. But the sexism thing might just be Biden's undoing.

In his first 24 hours of fundraising,  Joe Biden earned $6.3 million in donations. His campaign claims that of his 96,926 donors, 97% of them contributed fewer than $200. Bernie Sanders is shaking in his Adult Depends.

While some may believe that Biden waited too long and allowed Bernie to set the stage on policy. But allowing Sanders to go to the head of the classless has created havoc for dirt-eaters like Bobby O'Rourke, who may have raked in the dough at the start, but may end up having to make pizza with it at the end of the run. 

Also, with Sanders advocating crazy things like the Green New Deal, "Medicaid for All" and permitting murderers serving time to vote, this being unpopular with the public may be an advantage to Biden.

But for him to tout America's 'core values' is a perversion of the term.

Probably Biden''s best day was on Thursday, his first day. As a walking gaffe machine, it's only a matter of time for him to screw up again and offends his way out of the race.

Maybe he can get a job as a cab driver in Vermont.


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Hey Bette Midler, what is that odor?

It almost seems as if the elders in the entertainment industry is using the Trump administration as a vehicle for rekindling their creds as relevant human beings.

Whatever that wind was underneath her wings, Bette Midler has yet to say, but last month she referred to women as the "most disrespected creatures on earth." You just cannot get any dumber than that.

Now Midler is in a jam after showing disrespect to a woman, namely Melania Trump. Yes, Midler disrespected a woman--maybe she's the source of the problem.

The 72-year-old singer posted a photo on Twitter of Melania posing in an aircraft cockpit for a GQ photo shoot that included a vulgar, insulting, disrespectful caption.

We all know that "FLOTUS" stands for "First Lady of the United States." Midler, in a feeble attempt to be edgy, captioned the photo: "The dry cleaning bill for the upholstery on Air Force One must be insane. #FLOTITS," Midler wrote.

It's apparent that whatever liberals say, they do the opposite. Liberals who say they're for women equality and respect, people like, say, Michael Avenatti and Harvey Weinstein, tend to do exactly the opposite of what they preach. I'm not saying Avenatti is guilty, but I am saying Weinstein is and Avenatti's guilt or innocence has yet to be determined, but I don't see much respect for women from either liberal.

After Midler went on social media with her disrespectful words on Melania, many users slammed her for being so disgusting to the first lady. Or any lady for that matter.

One Twitter user, @Nanileeaki tweeted:

"Why are you doing this? Haven't you had enough of bashing this poor woman? She was a model, so what. Don't hate. You really just made a fool of yourself with such a catty comment. Did you feel better after posting this? This made you feel good? You should apologize."

Another user, @waterspryt tweeted about body shaming:

"Now you've moved on to body Shaming? You? Honestly? Is this what you want your daughter to be like as well. Teach her that if you disagree Politically that all bets are off when it comes to how you are as a human being? #Shameful.

@Susaninokc tweeted:

"Disagree on politics all day long, but this is a mean-spirited and childish jab at a woman's choices. THIS is what has finally made me put away my love for your great talent. You are a hypocrite."

Last month Midler posted a racially insensitive tweet about feminism saying that "women are the N-word of the world" and the "most disrespected creatures on earth."

Then she goes and disrespects the first lady, who happens to be, and identifies as, a woman.

One can only imagine what that wind is beneath her wings. It definitely stinks, however.

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Alex Trebek is not a sexist pig

They need to fire him. Throw him off the air forever. Maybe put him in an all-women's prison. Perform an orchiectomy on him.

"Jeopardy!" host Alex Trebek had the balloons to ask a female contestant if her job as an Army Master Sergeant was difficult because she's a woman. This drew immediate ire from the morally superior social media mavens, those people who scour the Internet looking for something, anything, to offended them. 

And find it they did.

Ironically, the question by Trebek didn't offend its recipient.

Trebek made the comment as he posed questions to the three contestants basic questions about their lives in order to introduce them to the audience. 

Lisa Beth Davis, a retired Army Master Sergeant was okay with the question by Alex: "That must be really tough for a woman because a master sergeant is giving orders most of the time. How was it for you?"

Davis responded that she was "pretty bossy" but as the eldest in the family, she knew "how to tell people what to do."

Fortunately for Trebek, nobody ran onstage to punch him in the face for asking such an insensitive question. How dare him ask a woman a question like that? It might offend her feminine sensitivities, cause her to have the vapors.

One social media recluse tweeted: 

"Um, Alex Trebek just said it must have been hard for a woman to be an Army Master Sergeant because she was a female....really?? Why not ask her what she accomplished in her position. Do better."

Another tweeted:

"Alex Trebek: 'Being a master sergeant must be hard for a woman because you have to give orders all the time.' That sexism isn't even subtle."

Personally, I don't usually watch "Jeopardy!" but I've seen it in the past. Trebek is an older man who comes from a generation where soldiers would have likely had difficulty taking orders from a woman. I seriously doubt that he meant it as a sexist statement or to embarrass her.

People are so quick to attack others, especially on the hatred cesspool known as Twitter, and when it's not face-to-face or when the recipient can defend him- or herself.

Lighten up, people. She's obviously a tough woman. She can take it, but she didn't apparently see it the way the PC Nazis did.

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Hillary's one-neuron epiphany

Two-time presidential nominee and two-time election loser, and former secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, experienced a lonely brain neuron firing in her frontal lobe, causing her to speak about the thoughts it elicited: sexist comments by President Donald Trump and women who continue to support him.

"When I see women doing that," she said loudly, "I think [which is a lie] why are they publicly disrespecting themselves? Why are they opening the door to have someone say that about them in their workplace?"

After all, it isn't as if her husband kept his door closed in the workplace as he received oral sex from a young presidential aide. 

Nor is it as if Hillary defended her husband and attacked the slew of women he either raped or had an affair with--oh wait--she did, and he did.

Of all the areas Hillary Clinton would be wise to avoid discussing, sexism is the star of the show.

She continued with "In a community setting? Do they not see the connection there?"

Does she not see the connection there too? Not with Trump supporters, but with Bill's women. And the connection that lost her the election: disrespecting half of the American voters--the 'deplorables'.

Identity politics isn't working for her but she believes that the fight against sexism still rages on. As an attorney, she should know better--there are anti-discrimination laws that protect women and minorities.

But sore loser that she is, and still harping on her election debacle, she had to point out that while more women voted for her, she lost the white women's vote and said this was progress. In fact, she even went after Obama, bragging that she won more women's votes than he did.

But she lost.

Yes, voting for Hillary Rotten Clinton is progress because, like voting for Obama shows you're not a racist, voting for Hillary shows you're not a sexist. 

You have a choice.

Like I said, identity politics isn't working for Clinton anymore. More women see her for the weak (albeit extremely rich) person that she is.

"We had such a public and still an ongoing movement to expand civil rights. Again, I'm proud of the progress, but we still have a lot of problems we have to confront," the one brain neuron endowed former Worst Lady posited without facts or any sort of proof.

Yes, women are oppressed . . . in Saudi Arabia and other Islamic countries. But, like most "feminists," she never discusses that.


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Philippine Duterte defends adultery, gets criticized

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte was criticized on Wednesday for defending adultery committed by a political ally. So for Duterte, killing drug users and pushers is good and so too are extramarital sexual relationships. The guy sounds like he's president of ISIS.

The sadistic leader said that, like himself, House of Representatives Speaker Pantaleon Alvarez--who made it public he had extramarital affairs--had "many wives." 

He did not explain the main reason why he had "many wives" is because they thought he was pond scum for cheating on them, but that's to be expected.

"This is a world of hypocrisy," the iron-fisted leader said. "Who among you here does not have a mistress?" he said in a speech aired on live TV--apart from the Vatican itself.

"All of it is sexist and misogynistic to explain improper behavior simply by virtue of being male," Senator Risa Hontiveros told AFP. "It sends a message that undermines the many struggles and gains so far for women's rights and gender equality."

Alvarez is the country's fourth-highest official and is buddies with Duterte. He made headline last week when he publicly admitted have sired eight kids, six from two women other than his lovely wife, Stupidalita. 

Duterte admitted on a televised speech to government employees in Manila that his comments defending Alvarez's behavior were "a chauvinist statement." Then the idiot added, "But really, there are so many women and you (have) so short a time in this world. My God!"

The chauvinist crowd laughed along with him.

Duterte thought he'd save himself by adding, "The thing there, is that you're able to support the children. That's it."

Duterte argued that while Christian Filipinos are allowed one wife, Alvarez "never converted to Christianity. So he is not bound by the rules of the number of women that you can have." [See, I told you Duterte sounds more like the president of ISIS.]

His critics dispute his statements, saying that Muslim men are permitted to marry more than once, and even beat their wives, but adultery is a criminal offense. 

Of course, Muslim women cannot have more than one husband, and when the husband dies before her, she gets half of what her sons get in the estate. 

Duterte, whose IQ is coincidentally the same as his age, 72, and whose first marriage was annulled, is in a long-term relationship with a woman, and has openly bragged about having mistresses and using Viagra to get it going.

"Who isn't entitled to happiness?" the sexist pig asked. "Ask these lawmakers, how many of them have two, three or four mistresses? Ask them," he said.

And while you're at it, as Duterte how he feels about the women having two, three or four men who don't require Viagra.

There is nothing wrong and everything right about fidelity and having one wife.


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Lena Dunham apologizes, sort of

Mentally impaired "actress" Lena Dunham is taking back her comment she made on her podcast "Women of the Hour" in which she said: " . . . I still haven't had an abortion, but I wish I had." 

The reason she's taking it back is obviously due to the huge backlash she received from normal human beings who, even if they don't oppose abortion, see it as something not to wish for and viewed her remark as offensive.

Dunham explained in an Instagram post that her "latest podcast episode was meant to tell a multifaceted story about reproductive choice in America."

She hoped that by using a big word, 'multifaceted' people would be fooled into believing she is intelligent.

"I truly hope a distasteful joke on my part won't diminish the amazing work of all the women who participated [in the podcast]. My words were spoken from a sort of 'delusional girl' persona I often inhabit, a girl who careens between wisdom and ignorance . . . and it didn't translate. That's my fault. I would never, ever intentionally trivialize the emotional and physical challenges of terminating a pregnancy."

But she did, so that's a lie.

And her cop-out is to pretend she has multiple personality? "Delusional girl"? 

No wonder this woman was big on Hillary Clinton. They're cut from the same pitchfork.

She's no better than the MTV racists and sexists who attack all white men and after the backlash say it was a joke.

Go to hell, Dunham and MTV .  .  .  just joking.

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Poor Hillary is being treated "unfairly" by the liberal media

Donald Trump believes the media is dishonest and in the bag for Hillary Clinton. He said that "@CNN is unwatchable. Their news on me is fiction. They are a disgrace to the broadcasting industry and an arm of the Clinton campaign." Then, of course, he took his personal swipes at Jeff Zucker, CNN president: "Jeff Zucker failed @NBC and he is now failing @CNN.

But since being asked actual probing questions by NBC's Matt Lauer, Hillary's campaign is complaining that the media is bias against her.

For the older conservative crowd who have heard this complaint, the Attends adult diaper sales have skyrocketed from loss of bladder control.

Yes, Hillary went around 277 days without a press conference, and this may have ticked off journalists, or rather liberal "journalists," but when push comes to shove grandma over the cliff, the mainstream media is totally loyal to the Democratic Party and no longer pretend to be unbiased. 

Clinton's newest 'untruth' is her way of raising more money. 

The "Oh, woe is me, I'm just a poor, scared, little girl who's treated unfairly by journalists and big, strong men who hate women" complaint is getting worn out, but there are still women who buy into that garbage.

If Hillary was actually a strong woman, what liberals call a "feminist," she would never have to raise gender issues in order to get the female vote, and she would not have gone after the women her husband sexually abused. If she was truly a strong woman, she wouldn't have used her husband's economic record with a promise to make him her advisor to win votes.

And what should concern us about the 'Worst Lady' is her claim that not a single American was killed in Libya. Tell that to the loved ones of the four men who died in Benghazi, Libya. 

Hillary's fundraising appeal comes after the commander-in-chief forum moderated by Matt Lauer. Her campaign quotes an article by uber liberal Jonathan Chait in New York Magazine describing Lauer's interview as "pathetic," and ends by calling Trump "an ignorant, bigoted, pathologically dishonest authoritarian."

"Most voters aren't like us. Most people are picking up on politics when it finds them on Facebook, on the radio in the car, or when they flip through a magazine in line at the grocery store," the Clinton campaign pitch goes.

"Their information is filtered through the press. And right now, a lot of journalists are failing to hold Trump accountable and grading him on a curve, while forcing Hillary to meet an entirely different standard."

Send money now, they imply, and we will defeat this horrible human being with a true, honest American.

Poor Hillary. The Washington Post's editorial is doing its best to preserve her fine reputation with the headline: "The Hillary Clinton Email Story is Out of Control." They argue that poor Hillary has endured a lot more scrutiny than someone who isn't running for president would have to endure.

Perhaps if she wasn't using an illegal personal email server, lied about the number of devices she used, didn't BleachBit her deleted emails after they were subpoenaed, didn't receive Clinton Foundation money from misogynistic countries and didn't lie about her current bout with pneumonia, the liberal press would go even easier on her than they already do.


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Why Hillary worries alone in bed at night

You may have not voted for Donald Trump in the primaries. Perhaps you don't even like him. But you have to admit, he isn't going to allow Hillary Clinton to get away with her perennial use of the gender card.

Hillary uses the term "bully" every breath she takes, every lie she makes, every vow she breaks. Donald will make her a laughing livestock (if that's the correct term for her) when he goes after her history of attacking the women who her husband sexually abused either through his station as POTUS or Arkansas governor.

Sure, it's old history, but personality doesn't change over time. It can be covered up, but it remains intact. Hillary will always be motivated by her political ambitions and would do anything, anything at all, to become the first woman president.

But she may become the first woman to ever run for the presidency who is indicted for her blatant disregard for the law. I don't see that happening, however, because based upon what is already public knowledge, she has broken laws, and she is still allowed to run for president. 

She fired someone on her own staff for less, so she knows the law while pretending to be 'just a poor ole woman who don't know nothin' 'bout nothin'. 

Over the weekend, Trump dredged up Hillary's personal life and discussed Bill's philandering and the infidelity that goes with it as he an Hillary go after the women's vote. Luckily for her, no women were among the four Americans killed in Benghazi .

Donald, in true hyperbole form, said the Hillary's husband, "was the worst abuser of women in the history of politics."

I don't know if that's accurate--I can imagine that some of those ancient Greek senators did their share of diddling and abuse of women.

But of course, Donald knows that we understand his point. Certainly Monica Lewinsky does.

Trump called Hillary an "enabler" because "she treated these women horribly . . . And some of these women were destroyed, not by him, but by the way that Hillary Clinton treated them after everything went down." (Sounds like Donald gets his phrasing from "the shows."

Over half of all voters in the 2012 presidential election were women. Many of them don't like Trump, but many of them also see Hillary as untrustworthy, incompetent, a liar, cold-blooded and disingenuous. 

The Trump assault on Saturday probably was a response to reports that the lead super PAC, Priorities USA, has $91 million reserved for Hillary's TV campaign that is to begin next month. The focus is to go after Trump on the women issue.

"Two can play that game," Trump responded.

Donald retweeted an unflattering photo of Cruz's wife aside from a photo of his which he later said he regretted. Hillary will go after him for that but Trump will have plenty of sexual misconduct ammunition and anti-woman vitriol against Hillary and the  sparks will fly. 

While this will all make for good TV, it makes for a poor image of American government. And Hillary makes for the worst sort of government.

Anyone but Hillary and Bernie. 



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What an Orchiectomy Looks Like

It seems that men of late, have been depicted as wimps and cretins in commercial media. Why aren't we complaining? Some of these TV ads are sexist and men seem to be afraid to speak up.

AT&T has a new TV ad that shows a group of five women and one man asking an AT&T representative, a young woman, some questions related to the communication company's services related to their business needs. Each woman asks a question of the representative while the man stand mute. At the end of the commercial, the women get the answers they want to hear and act triumphant while the man, still mute, uncomfortably mimics their arm-crossing posture of triumph. 

In another commercial for Mahindra tractors, a woman picks up the man's tractor with her Mahindra, causing him to become angry and slams his hat into his lap in disgust. She smiles and we are left to feel her sense of superiority over the idiot in the inferior tractor.

Then there's that old Wisk ad where the man is working on the slanted roof of his house, the ladder falls away and he's hanging on by his fingernails. He yells to his wife to help him and she tells him she'll be right there, as soon as she finishes using the Wisk on the wash. Remember how angry it made you feel?

Of course we have the Progressive Insurance ad where the male owners of the "Other Company" look like morons when Flo gets the better of them. Their pants catch on fire in one ad, and they look impotent.

Men are depicted as idiots, or at best, ineffectual boobs, compared to their women. The only exception to this is when Nancy Pelosi speaks in public.

Now there are women who are looking to ban the word "bossy," as Cheryl Sandberg, CEO of Facebook is trying to do. This is to empower women who are allegedly stifled from success because of their fear of being labeled as a bossy woman. This is ridiculous. Banning a word to somehow protect strong women makes strong women weak. 

Women of today, those just starting out in the workplace, are better educated than men, and are making more money than we are. That doesn't bother me at all (I've retired from the 9 to 5 world), but I resent this silly movement that makes women sound like they've been victimized by society when the opposite is true.

Then there is the other side of the coin. Axiron, a medication for low testosterone, depict men as virile, masculine and their women begging for sex from them all of the time. But then there's the kicker: the commercial goes on to list all of the dangerous side effects associated with the treatment. In fact, a follow up ad by Fleming, Nolen and Jez, a law firm, ask that if you or your loved one was injured medically or died from testosterone, to call them and join their class action lawsuit.

Imagine, dying for being a man, simply trying to be virile. 



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