Just heard her on Fox and she said the doc thought it was food poisoning. She was sweating, weak, and had nausea. Doc gave her anti nausea med and by 3 that afternoon the nausea was beginning to leave her and she made it to the debate. People do get sick and she was sick, but that didn’t prevent her from asking the questions the three moderators had listed to use.
Yeah, right.
The "you can't insult me I'm a GURL" defense crumbled, so now she's reduced to "...and I was *sick*, too."
So much for "strong independent you go girl".
#MegynKellyisbotoxic
It is interesting, by the way, that while watching the exchange, I noticed Megyn Kelly looking flustered and humiliated; as though, not only was she unused to a man talking back to her, but that she hadn’t even considered the possibility.
I think the reason is this. Megyn Kelly is, by many men’s standards, attractive. There is an important social dynamic in our society: call it chivalry, white knighting, whatever. It states that pretty women are VERY used to men rushing to be nice to them, because, well, “If I’m nice to her, it...it *could* happen.” Or, in a more misandrist light, men are incapable of thinking with more than one head at the same time. I believe that Megyn Kelly has grown so used to being treated in this way — and so used to taking advantage of it — that she accepted it as automatic, something that just *is*, like the sun going down at night. (Yeah, tell me that’s subliminal, you turkeys. If I had written “sun rising in the morning” you’d have accused me of the same thing.) But what she forgot is that Donald Trump is a billionaire — who has already had sex with, and married, and had children with, women who were far more attractive than she is. Far more attractive than she even was in her prime. So it never occurred to her that Donald would be anything but bedazzled by her looks: and she had no “Plan B” for when that fell through.
