Kathy Griffin has taken the Hillary Clinton Position
regarding her own behavior and its consequences: it is everyone else’s fault
that I’m in the position I’m in…woe is poor little me!
Clinton
has, at one time or another, blamed almost everyone and almost everything for
her crushing loss to Donald Trump in last year’s presidential election. She
has, in fact, heretofore cited James Comey, the FBI, the Russians,
“anti-American forces,” bad polling numbers, misogyny, cable news, Wikileaks,
fake news, and sexism for her loss, and has just recently added “Macedonian
content farms” to this robust list.
Griffin,
who was last seen holding up the severed head of the American president in a
tasteless and classless photo shoot, has now reacted badly to those who dared
to react badly to her deplorable stunt. At a news conference held Friday, June
2nd, she accused the president and his family of embarking on a
campaign to destroy her life in response to the bloody image she posted earlier
this week of the dismembered commander-in-chief’s visage.
The
“comedienne” broke down in tears while chronicling the abuse she says she has
been receiving online and elsewhere. But the plucky wannabe be-header, who has called Trump a "fool," and a "piece of shit," promised that
she will not back down from this fight, stating: “I am not afraid of Donald
Trump. He is a bully.”
She
promptly contradicted herself, however, saying that her career was likely over
now as a result of this incident. She then said of President Trump, “He broke
me…he broke me…he broke me,” and dissolved into tears. (Well, she tried to cry anyway. The whole escapade was so obviously- and poorly- staged that it was painful to watch). That's funny, Kathy, you were the one holding up his disembodied head. Griffin, 56, also mysteriously
declared: “There’s a bunch of old white guys trying to silence me!”
Later
in the press conference she said that this would not be happening to her if she
was a “white man.”
If a
white man had pulled this stunt on President Obama, his career would have been over, no celebrity would
ever again come near him, and people literally would be calling for his head. He would likely do jail time.
She
knew posing for- and posting- this vile picture online would create a
controversy. Yet she went from “I am woman, hear me roar!” to sobbing and
blaming white men, including the very man she faux dismembered, for causing her distress in less time than it takes
Rosie O’Donnell to swallow a jelly donut.
Lisa
Bloom, Griffin’s lawyer, strongly implied at one point in the press
conference that regardless of reports, Trump’s son Barron was probably not that
upset after seeing the image of Griffin with his dad’s decapitated head. She
stated he was “allegedly” traumatized, and said: “We don’t know that. You’re
assuming that everything that Trump says is true, and in fact, we know that
everything Trump says is false.”
That’s
a lawyer’s statement? No, we’re not assuming that everything Trump says is true. However, stating “we know that everything Trump says is false,” is itself obviously and
demonstrably false. Is she a “fake lawyer?” Or is she just trying to create
more “fake news?”
And I
wonder, were there herds of college kids running for their safe rooms after
seeing this shocking image? No? Why? What if the image had depicted Trump
holding up Griffin’s bloody, severed head? Therapists would’ve been working
overtime for months.
Griffin and her lawyer say the statement she was making with the photo was simply an exercise of her free speech rights. Yet they savaged Trump and his family for tweeting about it!
Griffin and her lawyer say the statement she was making with the photo was simply an exercise of her free speech rights. Yet they savaged Trump and his family for tweeting about it!
The age
of reason is dead.
And
it’s not that funny, is it?
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