Whew. Saved by a D – assuming you don’t spell that well.
Did you know that the word “whore” has more meanings than a woman who engages in promiscuous sex? In a business or social context, a “whore” is somebody who forgoes integrity and fairness to get a desired result.
With that in mind, please read the following excerpt from at article at breitbartnews.com:
A team of Hillary Clinton “super volunteers” warned a New York Times reporter on Wednesday against using words about Clinton that they deem to be “sexist.”
The group, “HRC Super volunteers,” wrote Times reporter Amy Chozick, the paper’s Hillary Clinton reporter, and put her on notice regarding “coded sexism.”
Sexist words, according to the group, include: “polarizing,” “calculating,” “disingenuous,” “insincere,” “ambitious,” “inevitable,” “entitled,” “over confident,” “secretive,” will do anything to win,” “represents the past,” and “out of touch.”
“You are on notice that we will be watching, reading, listening and protesting coded sexism,” the group reportedly wrote her.
What a coincidence. Pretty much every criticism of Hillary Clinton anyone ever makes is “sexist” and, therefore, taboo.
Now I would like to speculate on what will happen if Ms. Clinton is asked about these devoted supporters. My guess is that she will give us that braying donkey-laugh she uses so often (there’s another no-no for the super-volunteers) and point out that she has no control over individual groups or what they would have the media do.
If she says that, she will be right. But she will not be demanding that they stop either.
Hey, rank has its privileges. And few have been more privileged (or, for that matter, more rank) over the past 30 years than Hillary Clinton.
Besides, who’re you to disagree with me?
