TOXIC MASCULINITY: Vance Vs. Emhoff The Perfect Picture Of Journo Partisanship

Toxic masculinity is a term the activist left likes to use for men who aren’t volunteering to be gelded into docile agreement with whatever latest lefty trend is fashionable.

You know, the guys who don’t feel particularly guilty about eating red meat, or watching aggressive sports.
The kind that don’t look up to guy who singlehandedly destroyed the Bud Light brand as a role model.

Sure, maybe they’re great to have around when a road gets washed away and you need someone to bring supplies to survivors after a major flood. But they like all the gauche things — like hunting and pickup trucks — that Coastal elites tell us have gone out of fashion.

In reality, the activist left needed a convenient ‘villain’ slot to drop noncompliant men into so they could socially stigmatized as ‘the enemy’ without all that messy difficulty of challenging any particular ideas.

The media flunkies played their favorite game once again, when grasping at straws looking for something they could salvage from Tim Walz’s disastrous debate performance.

Right on cue, Politico went full flunkie in objecting to Vance’s appearance.

Forget the fact that women were gushing about his blue eyes and oh-so-smooth demeanor that stood out in stark contrast to the Elmer Fudd / Barney Fife / Don Rickles – looking ball of panic that stood opposite him. Politico was on the case to set the record straight.

When Walz got all bug-eyed, you see, his saucer-sized eyes were indications of his passion. That’s a GOOD thing, you see.

That stands in stark contrast to how they’ve responded to JD Vance’s beard.

They’re not even being subtle about their message: Don’t get taken in by his baby blues. He’s anti-feminist!

Unfortunately for the Presstitute Class, there’s a test by which we can measure their honesty. The very same time the story about JD’s beard was being drafted, another story was going public. One about a man Jen Psaki — who worked for Kamala’s boss — had recently featured as an example of the good version of masculinity.

Jen Psaki to Doug Emhoff literally two days ago: “You’ve reshaped the perception of masculinity.”

Today: Story drops on Doug Emhoff physically abusing his ex-girlfriend. pic.twitter.com/OTNGm5f1z4

— johnny maga (@_johnnymaga) October 2, 2024

Unlike the one the press ran about Justice Kavnaugh, the story about ‘second gentleman’ Emhoff hitting his girlfiend has several contemporaneous witnesses, travel documents, and photographs establishing that the parties at least knew each other.

Emhoff was accused of hitting his then-girlfiend hard enough in the face that the strike spun her around.

To ramp up the irony even further — this was at an event in Cannes, where now-disgraced fake-feminist Harvey Weinstein was among the featured people on stage. He, too, would have to wait years for the allegations made about him to finally catch up with him.

The journalist who dug up this story is the same one that found the now-authenticated story about Emhoff knocking up the babysitter/nanny.

That man sure knows how to treat women! No wonder Jen Psaki gushes over him. It’s raw admiration of the towering integrity. Surely not shameless pandering for nakedly political reasons.

Speaking of ‘toxic masculinity’…

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