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I knew she was black. I didn't know she was gay. I loved her music then as I still do now.
But I digress, a white man is singing her song so the media and leftards go into racism overdrive. It's nuts!
BTW she gets paid every time his version of the song plays on the radio and she has stated she is happy he has done it.
Singers have been doing covers of other people's songs for decades upon decades for WAPO to try and make big deal out of this is beyond stupid.
Whitney Houston song from the movie the bodyguard I will always love you was orginally done by Dolly Parton wonder what WAPO opinion on that would be.slow news week, they needed to do something to get some more clicks.
And it seems to have worked
I knew she was black. I didn't know she was gay. I loved her music then as I still do now.
But I digress, a white man is singing her song so the media and leftards go into racism overdrive. It's nuts!
BTW she gets paid every time his version of the song plays on the radio and she has stated she is happy he has done it.
It's Gutfeld.Seems a bit hyperbolic to say one single article from WaPo is "leftards going into racism overdrive"
This is also what many do. We see it here all the time. One source makes a statement and all of a sudden they represent an entire group.
It's 90% of the total output of the Reich Wing Noise machine.I guess I'm doing it here as well.... Right wingers always seem to do this. If someone from the left sneezes and doesn't cover their mouth; they say that liberals everywhere are engaging in germ warfare.
To be serious about it for a moment....It's 90% of the total output of the Reich Wing Noise machine.
The other 10% is repetition.
www.npr.org
It's the Post Truth Era.To be serious about it for a moment....
It is the one "big thing" that I truly disdain about our politics on both sides of the aisle.
It's illustrated in the OP but it is larger and more sinister (potentially sinister anyway) than that. Its that our politicians feel they have to put everything into a sound byte for their voters. The most famous of which is Obama and his promise about keeping your health plan.
"If you like your health care plan, you can keep it," President Barack Obama said -- many times -- of his landmark new law.
Obama's 'You Can Keep It' Promise Is 'Lie Of The Year'
The nonpartisan PolitiFact has given the president's claim about his health care program a dubious honor. Obama said that "if you like your health care plan, you can keep it." When it became clear that wasn't correct, the White House tried to "rewrite his slogan," the fact checkers say.
The broad soundbyte was mostly accurate. So why not say For Most Americans, nothing will change; you will be able to keep your healthcare plan. or something along those lines? So there is that. The wholesale objection to any contrary information is just bewildering. How many times did the Trump campaign meet with Russians? Multiple meetings by multiple people...but we're to believe there was "no collusion"? LOL
Anyway...
I think of it as rapidly inflating the onesies.This is also what many do. We see it here all the time. One source makes a statement and all of a sudden they represent an entire group.
