[rlmorel]

I heard the left was upset that a conservative producer implied that there are female reporters who use sexual favors to advance their careers.

I guess they never heard of Ali Watkins.

From the “EVERY BONE IN MY BODY WANTS TO DEFEND ALI WATKINS”: SEX, PRESS FREEDOM, AND THE COMPLICATED CASE OF A TIMES REPORTER

“...As a woman journalist who spent her career trying to puncture the notion that all of us sleep with our sources and that’s how we get stories,” former Times executive editor Jill Abramson told me, “I hate the whole situation more than I can say...”

I found this hilarious from plagiarist Jill Abramson, former Executive Editor of the New York Times...granted, she is more unattractive than roadkill so she could never trade sexual favors for information.

Of course, Jill Abramson just used the fact that she had female genitals and all the legal protections and power of negative sexual innuendo against her male superiors to plow her way all the way up to Chief Editor of the NYT.

Jill Abramson and women like her may not have actively allowed men to use them as sex toys to get what they want, but make no mistake, they use every tool in that feminist toolbar to climb to the top.

And like other affirmative action executives, she taints those who did get to the top on their own hard work and talent with the stain that they may have acted like she and so many of her feminist cohorts did and do.

[Pearls Before Swine]

Re Jill Abramson being “more unattractive than roadkill”

Yeah, I’d rather hug me some days-old dead possum.

[Ban Draoi Marbh Draoi]

Camille Paglia once commented that for every woman who complains about sexual harassment, there are ten women using their sexuality to get ahead.

[moovova]

We used to have a word for women like this. I think it was “tramp”.

Now, I suppose, the Left considers them heroines.