Right-Wingers claim Kardashian has made enough money

[Synthaholic]

During an already strange exchange on “The Five” — the panelists were complaining that Kim Kardashian was already “rich enough,” and they didn’t understand why she needed to make even more money endorsing pharmaceutical products of dubious quality — Eric Bolling crossed a line when he made a reference to Donald Trump’s recent remarks about Megyn Kelly.

“Celebrity is powerful,” Dana Perino said, “and I think the FDA has every right to stick their nose and ask, ‘What’s going on?'” After advocating for Big Government to slap down the almighty market’s Invisible Hand, the former George W. Bush press secretary made an even more startlingly communist argument, asking “at what point do you have enough money? She doesn’t need the money. She doesn’t need to do this.”


Fox News host s painfully awkward Donald Trump faux pas Brings up Megyn Kelly comments and co-hosts fall deathly silent - Salon.com



So it's un-American to suggest that hedge-fund managers making millions per year are making too much money, but it's OK to suggest Kim Karsdashian has enough money and doesn't need any more?

 

[PredFan]

During an already strange exchange on “The Five” — the panelists were complaining that Kim Kardashian was already “rich enough,” and they didn’t understand why she needed to make even more money endorsing pharmaceutical products of dubious quality — Eric Bolling crossed a line when he made a reference to Donald Trump’s recent remarks about Megyn Kelly.

“Celebrity is powerful,” Dana Perino said, “and I think the FDA has every right to stick their nose and ask, ‘What’s going on?'” After advocating for Big Government to slap down the almighty market’s Invisible Hand, the former George W. Bush press secretary made an even more startlingly communist argument, asking “at what point do you have enough money? She doesn’t need the money. She doesn’t need to do this.”


Fox News host s painfully awkward Donald Trump faux pas Brings up Megyn Kelly comments and co-hosts fall deathly silent - Salon.com



So it's un-American to suggest that hedge-fund managers making millions per year are making too much money, but it's OK to suggest Kim Karsdashian has enough money and doesn't need any more?

In Liberal Bizzaro World, one guy = all of conservatism.

 

[Pete7469]

I can't believe they've made any money. What is it that they do that does any good for anyone? Kim is an overpaid pornstar and a vapid one at that. I don't even know who the rest are, but I'm sure they're fuckin retards too.

 

[blastoff]

Nice to see the Fox Derangement Syndrome is still tying the lefty idiots in knots. Perhaps if you tried a stool softener?

 

[TheOldSchool]

Everytime a Kardashian appears on TV, 10 people join ISIS

 

[PredFan]

Kim K is so empty headed, she supports Hillary.

 

[Pete7469]

Nice to see the Fox Derangement Syndrome is still tying the lefty idiots in knots. Perhaps if you tried a stool softener?

If liberals took stool softeners they would melt.

 

[Zoom-boing]

I watched the clip. Perino did say "at what point do you have enough money. She doesn't need the money, she doesn't need to do this (hawk a questionable morning sickness pharmaceutical) ... but at least have some measure of responsibility when you're talking about someone else's health."

Perino wasn't yapping about the money per sey, but stating that since Kardashian is wealthy, she has enough money, she isn't promoting this product for the money ... so why is she doing this? She's a savvy enough individual to question 'hey, is this product really ok to take'. That was Perino's point.

Even if I'm mis-reading Perino's intent (I'm not), what's the beef? obama said 'at some point I think you've made enough money' and the left nodded along in agreement.

 

[Rozman]

This girl....Kim would do anything to make a buck...

 

[RetiredGySgt]

Meanwhile the left claims conservative millionaires and Billionaires have to much money.

 

[Synthaholic]

I can't believe they've made any money. What is it that they do that does any good for anyone? Kim is an overpaid pornstar and a vapid one at that. I don't even know who the rest are, but I'm sure they're fuckin retards too.

I agree.

 

[Synthaholic]

Meanwhile the left claims conservative millionaires and Billionaires have to much money.

They do. And so does Kim Kardashian.

 

[RetiredGySgt]

How about Hilary Clinton and Soros?

 

[tinydancer]

For crying out loud all that was being said is that Kardashian didn't have to put her name on a product for $$$$ so why would she risk doing it.

 

[Zoom-boing]

Meanwhile the left claims conservative millionaires and Billionaires have to much money.

They do. And so does Kim Kardashian.

Who died and left you (or anyone else) in charge of how much money someone should have? Bugger off.

 

[Synthaholic]

Meanwhile the left claims conservative millionaires and Billionaires have to much money.

They do. And so does Kim Kardashian.

Who died and left you (or anyone else) in charge of how much money someone should have? Bugger off.

Didn't read the OP before shooting off your mouth?

That's a shame.

 

[Zoom-boing]

Didn't read the OP before shooting off your mouth?

That's a shame.

Your lame thread is only two pages long and you missed my previous post.

I watched the clip. Perino did say "at what point do you have enough money. She doesn't need the money, she doesn't need to do this (hawk a questionable morning sickness pharmaceutical) ... but at least have some measure of responsibility when you're talking about someone else's health."

Perino wasn't yapping about the money per sey, but stating that since Kardashian is wealthy, she has enough money, she isn't promoting this product for the money ... so why is she doing this? She's a savvy enough individual to question 'hey, is this product really ok to take'. That was Perino's point.

Even if I'm mis-reading Perino's intent (I'm not), what's the beef? obama said 'at some point I think you've made enough money' and the left nodded along in agreement.

 

[Synthaholic]

Your lame thread is only two pages long and you missed my previous post.

For crying out loud all that was being said is that Kardashian didn't have to put her name on a product for $$$$ so why would she risk doing it.

Yet not a peep from the FoxNews sychophants over Huckabee:

Huckabee Hawks Natural Diabetes Remedies The Weekly Standard

Huckabee gets testy after asked to defend hawking snake oil cure for diabetes Hot Air

 

[Zoom-boing]

Yet not a peep from the FoxNews sychophants over Huckabee:

Huckabee Hawks Natural Diabetes Remedies The Weekly Standard

Huckabee gets testy after asked to defend hawking snake oil cure for diabetes Hot Air

That's because your lame thread was about Kim Kardashian and your wrongness in that you thought the yappers on Fox were saying she made too much money while hedge fund types were getting a pass.

Nice dodge of my and TD's posts.

Wanna try for strike three?

 

[bodecea]

During an already strange exchange on “The Five” — the panelists were complaining that Kim Kardashian was already “rich enough,” and they didn’t understand why she needed to make even more money endorsing pharmaceutical products of dubious quality — Eric Bolling crossed a line when he made a reference to Donald Trump’s recent remarks about Megyn Kelly.

“Celebrity is powerful,” Dana Perino said, “and I think the FDA has every right to stick their nose and ask, ‘What’s going on?'” After advocating for Big Government to slap down the almighty market’s Invisible Hand, the former George W. Bush press secretary made an even more startlingly communist argument, asking “at what point do you have enough money? She doesn’t need the money. She doesn’t need to do this.”


Fox News host s painfully awkward Donald Trump faux pas Brings up Megyn Kelly comments and co-hosts fall deathly silent - Salon.com



So it's un-American to suggest that hedge-fund managers making millions per year are making too much money, but it's OK to suggest Kim Karsdashian has enough money and doesn't need any more?

In Liberal Bizzaro World, one guy = all of conservatism.

That's Conservative Bizzaro World too...remember the guy who suggested in Newsweek that the POW/MIA flag was racist? Suddenly, on a few threads here and elsewhere that translated to all Democrats.