Media Bully Amy Coney Barrett: ‘Handmaid,’ ‘B*tch,’ ‘Monster’

townhall.com ^ | 10/14/2020 | Katie Yoder

[rktman]

When figures in the media stoop so low as to hurl personal, sexual insults at someone, it’s often because they have nothing of actual substance to criticize. Such is the case with Amy Coney Barrett.

On October 12, the Senate Judiciary Committee began the Supreme Court confirmation hearings for Judge Barrett, just 16 days after her nomination by President Trump. Many in the media and in Hollywood saw the event as an opportunity to pounce on the judge – despite her record as a brilliant jurist and champion for women. But that’s not how the media saw it, as they called her a “handmaid” and “monster”.......

[rktman]

Well yeah. Who else would get away with buying a couple black kids to do the laundry and take care of the yard? Surprised no POS entity has suggested that yet. Or have they.

[Bishop_Malachi]

Give ‘em time. Someone will say it.

[Patriot_MP]

The REAL monster-bitch-moron:

[Patriot_MP]

[simpson96]

It’s the devil coming out. They can’t keep it inside.

[KarlInOhio]

I don't like those captions because they don't follow a pattern. The first two are ironic while the last one is true.

[dp0622]

Let them say what they want like little children. At the end of the day we will have the supreme Court for a generation, at least. Trump is going to win again.

Let us thank God for giving Trump the opportunity to replace three judges in his first term. I imagine that is a rare thing.

With a Republican Senate. Yes there are a bunch that we don’t like but there have been enough to get Trump’s judges through.

In case no one has noticed, we’ve been winning Court battles left and right.

It is actually a good time to be a conservative.

Have a good day :-)

[al_c]

And now we’ll get to hear from “witnesses” in the hearings. Can’t wait to see what kind of lies they start throwing around about ACB.

[Sans-Culotte]

I get that Hirono is an idiotic evil bitch, but she plays her part in the ‘rat party. When Lindsay Graham made his “big speech” at the Kavanaugh hearing, he ended with something like “say hi to Justice Ginsburg. I voted for her”. You will never see Hirono or any of the ‘rats do this. They stick together and oppose the GOP every way they can. You won’t see Hirono behave like Collins or Murkowski or Delecto when it comes to party loyalty.

[rktman]

So, why doesn’t linda tell the democommies that no witnesses will be presented since they are not relevant to the process. I saw that one of them will be bringing forward a youngster that possibly would have died without obxxxcare. Or possibly not. St. Judes does good work.

[originalbuckeye]

Whenever anyone says/said ‘I believe her’, referring to Balsey Ford, I pointed out that her FRIEND said she wasn’t there and it didn’t happen.

Leftists always suspend disbelief, when it comes to the lies their comrades tell.

[polymuser]

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Imagine a female candidate for HR Director being asked the same questions by a company interview team.

That company would be sued into oblivion.

But, our US Senate (our body of mature, sober and principled representatives) can indirectly slander and demonize ACB with impunity.

God help America. God protect PDJT, his family and his team.

[hinckley buzzard]

Amazing that almost all the quoted haters are women. I guess abortion does that to a female’ s thinking ability.

[Sans-Culotte]

Whenever anyone says/said ‘I believe her’, referring to Balsey Ford, I pointed out that her FRIEND said she wasn’t there and it didn’t happen.

What was it George Costanza said? "It's not a lie if you believe it."

[TnTnTn]

I would never ever vote for a demonrat or give anyone that identifies as a demonrat any more than cautious courtesy...

[Pete from Shawnee Mission]

A bit of her bio from Wikipedia: (Oppo research) Raised in Honolulu, Hirono became a naturalized U.S. citizen in 1959, the year Hawaii became a state.[9] She attended Kaʻahumanu Elementary and Koko Head Elementary Schools. She later graduated from Kaimuki High School, which at the time of her attendance had a predominantly Japanese American student body. Hirono then enrolled at the University of Hawaii at Mānoa, graduating Phi Beta Kappa with a B.A. in Psychology in 1970.[10] She left Hawaii to attend Georgetown University Law Center, where she obtained her J.D. degree in 1978. Hirono then returned to Honolulu, where she practiced law.[11] Another non Christian foreigner born outside the continental U.S. with a grudge against the U.S. and Christianty. Wonder if she ever crossed paths the "Dunham" family in her Hawii days.