Feminist Who Once Dated Anthony Weiner, Complained Bill O’Reilly ‘Thanked Her For Being Blonde’

Source: Tea Party
Published: Apr 22, 2017
Author: Self
Post Date: 2017-04-22 06:59:24 by HomerBohn
Views: 2758

(Gateway Pundit) – CNN Pundit and proud feminist, Kirsten Powers told CNN Wednesday night that Bill O’Reilly once thanked her for being blonde.

The funny part of this is that Kirsten Powers dated Anthony Weiner in 2002 and initially defended him until his sexting scandal spun out of control and she couldn’t defend him anymore! Powers eventually called for Weiner’s resignation from Congress.

Daily Caller:

While appearing on his program early on in her career, Powers told CNN’s Anderson Cooper that O’Reilly kept screwing up fellow female commentator Margaret Hoover‘s name on air. Like Powers, Hoover has a blonde mane. Powers says O’Reilly didn’t know their names, but simply knew them for being in a sea of blonde women who appeared on Fox News.

Powers said O’Reilly thanked them for their “blonde-ness.”

The pundit said she approached O’Reilly’s executive producer about what she believed to be his abhorrent behavior. She said she wouldn’t appear on his show again if he acted like this and demanded an apology.

But she wasn’t getting one. O’Reilly refused.

Powers said she quit O’Reilly’s show for three years and then returned. “We actually ended up having a quite a good relationship,” she said.

Isn’t it strange that all of the liberal women who cheer ‘female power!’ are always the ones who date and or marry men like Anthony Weiner and Bill Clinton?

What is so bad about Bill O’Reilly thanking her for being blonde? I get similar comments for being a blonde and I never get offended, but then again I’m not a feminist living with the mental disorder of liberalism either.


Poster Comment:

All these poor little pitiful women who stayed at Fox and suffered so much but CONTINUED to work for Fox and go on Bill's show. That doesn't pass the smell test. I don't believe any of them. I think they scammed Fox and Bill. Because they knew insurance would pay up to settle out of court. If you have half a brain you understand if it went to court proof would be required.

None of these women filed a EEOC complaint. They stayed there. They got a sleazy lawyer and they complained about stuff from years ago. Something wrong when you stay and put up with harassment. These woman are not the poor working class where real harassments took place and they have no choice but to put up with it because they are getting the big bucks. These are educated college graduate women. Does anyone really expect a court would believe they had no choice?

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#1: Tooconservative    To: HomerBohn (#0)

Meh. If the carpet don't match the drapes, she isn't a real blonde.

Her stock has fallen sharply over the last year or two and she's being displaced by younger hotter lib women (including a few who worked for the 0bama regime like Marie Harf) for slots on FNC shows.

So she has little reason to stay loyal and good reasons to jump on the bury-O'Reilly bandwagon of accusers.

Let's not forget some of these accusers do have career and political motives. Or they're angry with FNC for discontinuing them as contracted paid contributors which is a very lucrative gig.

Tooconservative posted on 2017-04-22 08:35:13   Reply   Private Reply


#2: Gatlin    To: HomerBohn (#0)

Powers said she quit O’Reilly’s show for three years and then returned. “We actually ended up having a quite a good relationship,” she said.
Damn….great job, girl.
You showed O’Reilly up and proved your point….whatever your point was.
You really taught O’Reilly a good lesson and made him change.
I’ll bet O’Reilly was eternally grateful that you let him back into your life.

Gatlin posted on 2017-04-22 09:18:54   Reply   Private Reply


#3: HomerBohn    To: All (#0)

(Margaret Hoover)

(Kirsten Powers)

HomerBohn posted on 2017-04-22 11:10:18   Reply   Private Reply