Anonymous wrote:ScarJo! đ
Anonymous wrote:The whole set-up was Republican misogyny. Sitting at a prop kitchen table, saying âBless his heartâ, constantly saying âWesley and Iâ and kids names, as if a female U.S. Senator has no agency apart from her role as wife and mother, sobbing, emoting at every overdramatic point.
She was a long-time aide to Sen. Shelby. Did anyone ever ask him to give a speech from his kitchen table, mention his wife and kids a dozen times, cry and frown and make faces with each paragraph, and tell a dramatic story that was 20 years old and irrelevant? No one would ever suggest that any male Senator do that. They set her up to be an un-Senatorial prop because she is a woman.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Who cares about the cleavage. The point isn't that she was showing cleavage. It's that she was intentionally doing so as part of the whole strange caricature she was presenting. It's just one small obviously contrived aspect of an obviously contrived presentation that screamed inauthenticity.
+1 The cleavage isnât too weird, alone. The kitchen isnât either. The panting line delivery is weird, but itâs the altogether that is bizarre.
But there was no cleavage. Literally. None. Just a woman and her neck and upper chest. You cannot see the line between her breasts, which is what cleavage is.
I suspect the people saying this don't speak English as a first language. Cleavage specifically refers to the space between breasts. It isn't the larger area-- neck, chest, shoulders-- that a word like décolletage refers to. The English word cleavage refers to something that you cannot see on Sen Britt in this video.
+1
Thank you. Amazing how triggered Democrats are by a woman in a completely normal v-neck blouse showing zero cleavage at all. It's almost as if... they're hypocritical misogynists!
We are not triggered. We just don't like liars that are so craven as to be debunked so roundly this quickly.
Then criticize her speech, and not on what she wore - which was completely appropriate, btw.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Who cares about the cleavage. The point isn't that she was showing cleavage. It's that she was intentionally doing so as part of the whole strange caricature she was presenting. It's just one small obviously contrived aspect of an obviously contrived presentation that screamed inauthenticity.
+1 The cleavage isnât too weird, alone. The kitchen isnât either. The panting line delivery is weird, but itâs the altogether that is bizarre.
But there was no cleavage. Literally. None. Just a woman and her neck and upper chest. You cannot see the line between her breasts, which is what cleavage is.
I suspect the people saying this don't speak English as a first language. Cleavage specifically refers to the space between breasts. It isn't the larger area-- neck, chest, shoulders-- that a word like décolletage refers to. The English word cleavage refers to something that you cannot see on Sen Britt in this video.
+1
Thank you. Amazing how triggered Democrats are by a woman in a completely normal v-neck blouse showing zero cleavage at all. It's almost as if... they're hypocritical misogynists!
It's because they believe that Republicans are opposed to women's sexuality and see everything through that lens. So they reflexively sexualize Republican women out of retaliation. It's hypocritical but fits well within their worldview.
Precisely. And I'll add - I thought her speech was horrible, cringey, creepy - all of the things already discussed. I was really appalled by it, as were my Republican family and friends. However, this bizarre focus on her shirt, of all things, just makes it so evident that Democrats really are the misogynists they accuse everyone else of being. Imagine if this woman was a Democrat and people were tsk-tsking her shirt like that. This thread would have been locked by now.
Oh please, you have no idea who is posting about her shirt. Britt was horrible, her voice, the words, her LIES. She should apologize to survivors of sexual assault. And if you support her, thatâs on you.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Who cares about the cleavage. The point isn't that she was showing cleavage. It's that she was intentionally doing so as part of the whole strange caricature she was presenting. It's just one small obviously contrived aspect of an obviously contrived presentation that screamed inauthenticity.
+1 The cleavage isnât too weird, alone. The kitchen isnât either. The panting line delivery is weird, but itâs the altogether that is bizarre.
But there was no cleavage. Literally. None. Just a woman and her neck and upper chest. You cannot see the line between her breasts, which is what cleavage is.
I suspect the people saying this don't speak English as a first language. Cleavage specifically refers to the space between breasts. It isn't the larger area-- neck, chest, shoulders-- that a word like décolletage refers to. The English word cleavage refers to something that you cannot see on Sen Britt in this video.
+1
Thank you. Amazing how triggered Democrats are by a woman in a completely normal v-neck blouse showing zero cleavage at all. It's almost as if... they're hypocritical misogynists!
It's because they believe that Republicans are opposed to women's sexuality and see everything through that lens. So they reflexively sexualize Republican women out of retaliation. It's hypocritical but fits well within their worldview.
Precisely. And I'll add - I thought her speech was horrible, cringey, creepy - all of the things already discussed. I was really appalled by it, as were my Republican family and friends. However, this bizarre focus on her shirt, of all things, just makes it so evident that Democrats really are the misogynists they accuse everyone else of being. Imagine if this woman was a Democrat and people were tsk-tsking her shirt like that. This thread would have been locked by now.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Who cares about the cleavage. The point isn't that she was showing cleavage. It's that she was intentionally doing so as part of the whole strange caricature she was presenting. It's just one small obviously contrived aspect of an obviously contrived presentation that screamed inauthenticity.
+1 The cleavage isnât too weird, alone. The kitchen isnât either. The panting line delivery is weird, but itâs the altogether that is bizarre.
But there was no cleavage. Literally. None. Just a woman and her neck and upper chest. You cannot see the line between her breasts, which is what cleavage is.
I suspect the people saying this don't speak English as a first language. Cleavage specifically refers to the space between breasts. It isn't the larger area-- neck, chest, shoulders-- that a word like décolletage refers to. The English word cleavage refers to something that you cannot see on Sen Britt in this video.
+1
Thank you. Amazing how triggered Democrats are by a woman in a completely normal v-neck blouse showing zero cleavage at all. It's almost as if... they're hypocritical misogynists!
We are not triggered. We just don't like liars that are so craven as to be debunked so roundly this quickly.
Then criticize her speech, and not on what she wore - which was completely appropriate, btw.
This thread is almost entirely criticizing her speech. 1 post got weird about the shirt.
1 anonymous post.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Who cares about the cleavage. The point isn't that she was showing cleavage. It's that she was intentionally doing so as part of the whole strange caricature she was presenting. It's just one small obviously contrived aspect of an obviously contrived presentation that screamed inauthenticity.
+1 The cleavage isnât too weird, alone. The kitchen isnât either. The panting line delivery is weird, but itâs the altogether that is bizarre.
But there was no cleavage. Literally. None. Just a woman and her neck and upper chest. You cannot see the line between her breasts, which is what cleavage is.
I suspect the people saying this don't speak English as a first language. Cleavage specifically refers to the space between breasts. It isn't the larger area-- neck, chest, shoulders-- that a word like décolletage refers to. The English word cleavage refers to something that you cannot see on Sen Britt in this video.
+1
Thank you. Amazing how triggered Democrats are by a woman in a completely normal v-neck blouse showing zero cleavage at all. It's almost as if... they're hypocritical misogynists!
We are not triggered. We just don't like liars that are so craven as to be debunked so roundly this quickly.
Then criticize her speech, and not on what she wore - which was completely appropriate, btw.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Who cares about the cleavage. The point isn't that she was showing cleavage. It's that she was intentionally doing so as part of the whole strange caricature she was presenting. It's just one small obviously contrived aspect of an obviously contrived presentation that screamed inauthenticity.
+1 The cleavage isnât too weird, alone. The kitchen isnât either. The panting line delivery is weird, but itâs the altogether that is bizarre.
But there was no cleavage. Literally. None. Just a woman and her neck and upper chest. You cannot see the line between her breasts, which is what cleavage is.
I suspect the people saying this don't speak English as a first language. Cleavage specifically refers to the space between breasts. It isn't the larger area-- neck, chest, shoulders-- that a word like décolletage refers to. The English word cleavage refers to something that you cannot see on Sen Britt in this video.
+1
Thank you. Amazing how triggered Democrats are by a woman in a completely normal v-neck blouse showing zero cleavage at all. It's almost as if... they're hypocritical misogynists!
We are not triggered. We just don't like liars that are so craven as to be debunked so roundly this quickly.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Who cares about the cleavage. The point isn't that she was showing cleavage. It's that she was intentionally doing so as part of the whole strange caricature she was presenting. It's just one small obviously contrived aspect of an obviously contrived presentation that screamed inauthenticity.
+1 The cleavage isnât too weird, alone. The kitchen isnât either. The panting line delivery is weird, but itâs the altogether that is bizarre.
But there was no cleavage. Literally. None. Just a woman and her neck and upper chest. You cannot see the line between her breasts, which is what cleavage is.
I suspect the people saying this don't speak English as a first language. Cleavage specifically refers to the space between breasts. It isn't the larger area-- neck, chest, shoulders-- that a word like décolletage refers to. The English word cleavage refers to something that you cannot see on Sen Britt in this video.
+1
Thank you. Amazing how triggered Democrats are by a woman in a completely normal v-neck blouse showing zero cleavage at all. It's almost as if... they're hypocritical misogynists!
It's because they believe that Republicans are opposed to women's sexuality and see everything through that lens. So they reflexively sexualize Republican women out of retaliation. It's hypocritical but fits well within their worldview.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Who cares about the cleavage. The point isn't that she was showing cleavage. It's that she was intentionally doing so as part of the whole strange caricature she was presenting. It's just one small obviously contrived aspect of an obviously contrived presentation that screamed inauthenticity.
+1 The cleavage isnât too weird, alone. The kitchen isnât either. The panting line delivery is weird, but itâs the altogether that is bizarre.
But there was no cleavage. Literally. None. Just a woman and her neck and upper chest. You cannot see the line between her breasts, which is what cleavage is.
I suspect the people saying this don't speak English as a first language. Cleavage specifically refers to the space between breasts. It isn't the larger area-- neck, chest, shoulders-- that a word like décolletage refers to. The English word cleavage refers to something that you cannot see on Sen Britt in this video.
+1
Thank you. Amazing how triggered Democrats are by a woman in a completely normal v-neck blouse showing zero cleavage at all. It's almost as if... they're hypocritical misogynists!
Anonymous wrote:The shirt thing - itâs not actually about whether she showed too much skin - the idea was for her to appeal to the white males in the audience with the concept of an attractive white woman teasing them with buttons that almost go far enough and cause them to fantasize about her. Itâs the Fox-ification approach to how Republicans like their women - non-white, unattractive, frumpy dressers need not apply.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The million dollar question: did Katie Britt use IVF to have her children? Has anyone asked the soccer mom Senator from Alabama about this?
Not likely.
Sheâs 42 with middle school aged kids.
Unlikely she needed help getting pregnant.
It must be nice to have the money for childcare, and not have to put your career on hold.
cheap shot. These are petty reasons why GOP and âundecidedsâ exist.