I can't endorse this either. Somehow if Hillary Clinton took up knitting, three people would end up dead.
But is a female journalist telling Hillary Clinton to take up knitting sexist? This is the great debate consuming the fever swamps of the maddened left.
Vanity Fair staffers are ringing in the new year with Champagne and cheap shots at Hillary Clinton.
“Take up a new hobby in the new year,” suggested Vanity Fair writer Maya Kosoff. “Volunteer work, knitting, improv comedy ― literally anything that will keep you from running again.”
Wait... there was knitting in there. Along with volunteer work and improv comedy.
Many people were offended by Hive’s condescending tone, especially considering Clinton’s extensive political résumé. Others argued that the video was flat-out sexist.
It's sexist in the same sense that voting against Hillary Clinton was sexist. In the same sense that voting against Obama was racist. In the same sense that anything can be transformed into racism or sexism if it suits the momentary political agenda of the left. And so you've got leftists accusing a lefty woman of sexism.
Peter Daou, a former Clinton adviser, slammed the magazine for insulting “one of the most accomplished women in the history of the United States.”
One of the most accomplished? What were Hillary's accomplishments beyond using her husband's position to get into the Senate, and then losing every single national election. I can't think of a more sexist idea than displacing actual women who accomplished things on their own with Hillary Clinton.