Swingin’, mothafuckizz.
White House Uses Reporters’ Pronouns, Just Not the Way They Intended
There’s something deeply satisfying about watching the left’s cherished ideological markers being used against them. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt is giving the mainstream media a taste of their own medicine, and it’s absolutely glorious.In a delicious development, the Trump White House press office is flat-out refusing to respond to reporters who display their pronouns in email signatures.
Heck, yes. I love it.
As do I. But the alluring Ms Leavitt has her reasons, and as you’d expect they’re well-thought out, logical, and eminently reasonable.
This isn’t just some arbitrary policy. It’s a brilliant statement about truth and reality in journalism.
When confronted about this practice, Leavitt delivered a devastating response: “Any reporter who chooses to put their preferred pronouns in their bio clearly does not care about biological reality or truth and therefore cannot be trusted to write an honest story.”
Fact check: True.
Indeed so. In fact, I’d go a bit further than that: “Any reporter who chooses to put their preferred pronouns in their bio” clearly is a fanatical ideological enemy of this President, his adminstration, the American people, and the United States of America itself. That being so (and it is), who gives a fat rat’s ass what such a one thinks—about anything at all? Ever?
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Its either Mr, Mrs, or Miss, thats it, all else is bullshit fantasy crap
Had to stoop to “Ms” for the esteemed and estimable Leavitt, simply ’cause I gots no idea if she’s married or not and didn’t feel much like looking it up, slacker that I am.
I’ve always thought Ms was akin to Mr, with nothing implied regarding marital status. I have no issue with it’s use.