More love and tolerance from the left as Politico writer tweets that Donald Trump is “f*cking his daughter.” Politico did the only thing it could do and promptly fired her
Rhetorical question of the day – aren’t we blessed to live in a nation among the famously loving and tolerant angels on the left?
Julia Ioffe, well-known Trump-hater and Politico assclown, tweeted yesterday that “Trump is either fucking his daughter or he’s shirking nepotism laws.” I had no idea the two were mutually exclusive, but I thankfully don’t think like a mouth-breathing liberal.
Ioffe’s tweet was in response to a tentative plan for Trump’s daughter Ivanka to act as surrogate First Lady, as Melania will spend most of her time in New York where their son attends school.
Newsflash, Julia: Any such plan is NOT nepotism. Read a little, will ya’? “There have been some two dozen First Ladies who had a variety of family relationships with Presidents other than that of spouse, being daughters, daughters-in-law, niece, sisters, cousin, and aunts.”
Ioffe’s crude and caustic tweet went viral and she is now on her knees apologizing and begging forgiveness as she watches her career as a so-called journalist flash before her eyes. Politico did the only thing it could do and promptly fired the steaming pile of hatred. However, The Atlantic, which had hired Ioffe before her viral tweet, has announced no plans to fire her, and has thus been barred from President Trump’s White House. Ioffe’s tweet, below….
Shame on .@TheAtlantic for hiring such a vile writer as @juliaioffe at least @politico had the sense to fire her. @realDonaldTrump pic.twitter.com/joncaUCbUg
— Paul Nehlen (@pnehlen) December 14, 2016
It was a tasteless, offensive tweet that I regret and have deleted. I am truly and deeply sorry. It won't happen again.
— Julia Ioffe (@juliaioffe) December 14, 2016
https://twitter.com/Cernovich/status/809293204394647552
Scolding message from Politico's leadership on Julia Ioffe's Trump tweet from today: Contract terminated immediately. pic.twitter.com/Zz8fGfmukr
— ErikWemple (@ErikWemple) December 14, 2016
