Posted on 11/04/2017 6:07:26 AM PDT by topher
Los Angeles Times political columnist David Horsey body-shamed White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders in his latest anti-Trump hit piece, describing her as a “chunky soccer mom.”
Horsey originally wrote Wednesday that Sanders “does not look like the kind of woman” that President Donald Trump would chose for the high-profile role, assuming he would prefer “sleek beauties with long legs and stiletto heels” who could pass for “arm candy” in addition to serving as the White House’s top spokesperson.
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"I want to apologize to Times readers – and to Sarah Huckabee Sanders -- for a description that was insensitive and failed to meet the standards of our newspaper.
Totally unhinged Leftist puke, headshake. Even his paper knows this hurts them.
More than likely the LA columnist spent some time on the casting couch.
“assuming he would prefer “sleek beauties with long legs and stiletto heels” who could pass for “arm candy” “
He does prefer this in his woman, but for his personal relationships. Unlike many from the other side, he can keep this separate.
He expects his employees to look sharp, but this has to do with grooming, not physical looks.
I agree with every word. I’m actually looking for someone just like her.
I find her smart, fun, funny, feminine and pleasant. She is what they used to call wholesome. She is a mom or a babysitter she is pretty as well
I do think that the makeup artists have gone too heavy on the eye makeup
Update: Mr. Horsey wrote an apology for his body-shaming, posted it at the top of this lame editorial and has 200+ comments, mostly negative.
This jackwagon and Harvey Weinstein and Kevin Spacey are cut from the same disgusting cloth and should be exiled to an uncharted island together.
“I want to apologize to Times readers – and to Sarah Huckabee Sanders — for a description that was insensitive and failed to meet the standards of our newspaper. It also failed to meet the expectations I have for myself. It surely won’t be my last mistake, but this particular error will be scrupulously avoided in my future commentaries. I’ve removed the offending description,” he wrote.”
This is the Lefties MO: Say the rudest, hateful, derogatory and outlandish things about a person and then apologize. The Lefties really mean every hurtful word they write or say and the apology is just their cover for it?
Love your post. What a horse’s arse he is!!
Sarah is the real deal. Would rather have her in the position she has than someone such as (dare I say) Kimberly G. from Fox whose always showing off her legs.
Sarah tells it like it is and stays focused.
I’d bang
I’ve seen some lame cartoons before but those take the cake.
When you have nothing else make it personal and nasty. Sarah should be proud that she has the swine so frustrated.
I think Sarah is cute (and smart as hell)...and I like her chunkiness.
I thought body shaming was a major PC no-no... well I guess the leftist “mefia” has cleared that up.
Here in the south... being courteous and polite is of paramount importance.
Smart women that can handle themselves are always a threat...I love Sara
Los Angeles Times political columnist David Horsey body-shamed White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders in his latest anti-Trump hit piece, describing her as a “chunky soccer mom.” Horsey originally wrote Wednesday that Sanders “does not look like the kind of woman” that President Donald Trump would chose for the high-profile role, assuming he would prefer “sleek beauties with long legs and stiletto heels”In other news, the failure of Los Angeles-based journalists to sound the alarm about Harvey Weinstein continues to puzzle analysts.
Queers in a committed relationship for 20 years is largely a myth.
Teddy getting ready to do some off shore drilling.
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