Sally Quinn, bad for women everywhere.
Today's flaming dish of burning stupid—actually published two days ago but just hitting my radar today—
Sally Quinn writes about Huma Abedin:
Though her friends say she is strong and resolute and defiant, sadly she makes all women look like weak and helpless victims. She was not standing there in a position of strength. It was such a setback for women everywhere.
Really, Sally? Really? One woman's private decision about her personal relationship with her erring husband is a setback for women everywhere?
Horseshit. Just stunning, mind-boggling horseshit.
What any woman decides to do inside the complexity of her own marital relationship has absolutely no bearing on any one woman anywhere. Much less is a "setback" for us all.
Or as one commenter at the foot of the column put it to Quinn:
This from a woman who began an affair with her married boss, broke up his marriage, and proceeded to re-make hershelf as some perfect Christian woman. Really? Maybe we should let Ms. Abedin deal with her marriage with some privacy.