Fuck those fucking fuckers. Has a male veep ever been criticized for not cooking?
No?
Fuck those fuckers all over again.
Full disclosure, I do not enjoy cooking. It was a chore for me for decades, like cleaning and taking the dogs to the vet. Now that I'm by myself for the first time in 45 years, I do not cook and I do not intend to start cooking.
I have a gentleman friend who loves to cook. He's in Chicago so he sends me photos of the wonderful meals he whips up. I send him a thumbs up and photos of my bowl of Cheerios topped with blueberries.
Too also, my breakfast is a hell of a lot healthier.
neonzx wrote: ↑Fri Aug 02, 2024 8:00 am
Box-o-whine...
Right-wing attacks on Vice President Kamala Harris ever since she declared her candidacy for president have honed in on her ethnicity, her laugh, her past relationships, and now, thanks to Fox News host Jeanine Pirro, whether or not she is sober.
Accusation. Confession. QED.
Drunk Jeanine just wants someone else to speculate about and get the heat off her
Conservatives continue to desperately seek ways to make Kamala Harris look bad, but Fox News picked a real doozy of a reason to hate the vice president: her cooking videos.
The Democratic presidential nominee has a YouTube channel devoted to cooking that has videos on making cookies, tuna sandwiches, masala dosa and more.
Harris hasn’t updated the channel since 2020, but its mere existence was enough to throw “Outnumbered” host Julie Banderasinto a tizzy on Friday.
Although Banderas was OK with the idea of a woman running for the presidency, she said the videos of Harris cooking aren’t “doing women any favors.”
“Yes, it would be amazing to have a woman in the White House one day. That would be a huge glass ceiling shattered,” Banderas conceded before insisting she doesn’t ”want to hear about a White House, uh, president cooking.”
As her co-workers laughed at her hot food hot take, she ladled more on.
“And especially a woman! I don’t cook! And I proudly wear that badge. I am not domesticated whatsoever,” she said.
Okay, the way I understand it is working women shouldn't criticize trad wives because that's their choice and it's legitimate, and trad wives shouldn't criticize working women for the same reason (choice or necessity). Fair enough.
Why then is it fair to criticize a working woman who likes to cook? It's an interest like any other. Some women like to cook or craft or whatever, and some like to put engines together. If they think cooking is too traditionally female (what's wrong with that-see above), have they looked at who restaurant chefs and even many line cooks have traditionally been?
I don't get it.
If not updated since 2020, a result of running for VP, then taking the job seriously. Vs. golfing every damn day.
