13 Replies to “Playing the V Card”

  1. The fabulist’s employer must have been caught flat footed.
    Liars working at the NYT ? It does not seem possible.
    Who could believe that ?

  2. Typical socialists at work.
    They throw garbage at anyone that is not them. They know that they will apologise.
    The main point to them is that the sheet they spread is now world wide. Most people that will read it will never see the correction or an apology.
    The “reporter” said what she thinks, no mistakes.
    The damage is done.
    Apology means as much as last year’s snow.

  3. “I want to take ownership of a mistake I made…”
    Good Lord. Has our language become so convoluted and byzantine now that a simple statement like “I was wrong and I apologize” cannot suffice?

  4. Yes.
    Also, a mistake is when you try to get something right, (example 5+7 and you get 11) that ended as a mistake.
    What exactly was Jacob Bernstein trying to get right by calling Melania Trump a hooker?
    Seems Jacob Bernstein was talking about his own mother, but mistakenly used Melania’s name.

  5. Yes she is Ken. Apparently much more principled than, for example, Paris Hilton or Gigi Hadid who are also beautiful but rather shallow and superficial.
    In case anyone is inclined to see more of Emily’s physical assets, which she rather proudly displays, they are here in the music video: (warning … semi-nudity …. don’t look if you’re going to be offended)
    http://www.vevo.com/watch/robin-thicke/Blurred-Lines-(Unrated-Version)/USUV71300526

  6. I suppose if I called Jake a smug arrogant a-hole it would be racist or anti Semitic or something. So I won’t. Prince of a guy. Great reports too.

  7. “My editors have made it clear my behavior was not in keeping with the standards of the Times,…”
    Bulltwaddle! Her behavior was very much in keeping with the standards of the Times. It’s just happened this time that there was too much backlash for them to ignore. Standard damage control, nothing to see here folks, move along.

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