Liberal Media and Late Night Comedians Ignore Pervert Harvey Weinstein

Harvey Weinstein, Hollywood producer, champion of multiple liberal causes and abuser of women was kicked out of his own company. Weinstein, who stands accused of a variety of sexual harassment charges, legal settlements and embarrassment to the people who prescribe tolerance and compassion, is a serial wolf in tinsel town.

Luckily for Harvey, he is shielded by a biased and thoroughly liberal media of hypocrites. Not to mention the late night liberal comedians who castigate anyone who steps over their line of morality. As Harvey is a liberal, and even more, a liberal donor, comedians didn’t say one word about him.

This came following the New York Time’s (of all newspapers) expose that detailed decades of sexual abuse allegations against Weinstein from employees and actresses. The remaining board members at The Weinstein Company fired Harvey Monday. They are also expected to change the name of the film and television production outfit to eliminate the Weinstein name.

Let’s go back to the late night comedians.

The Daily Mail reported that “Saturday Night Live” creator Lorne Michaels cut a joke about Weinstein that was supposed to air last Saturday. In rehearsal earlier that evening for the “Weekend Update” segment of the show, the audience roared with laughter. But reached after a cast party following the broadcast, Michaels smiled and said, “It’s a New York thing. Weinstein is from New York.”

Really Lorne?

Donald Trump is too, but almost your entire show week after week is portraying the president as a buffoon. The reaction to Michaels’ comments was fast in coming. Late night talk show hosts Jimmy Kimmel, Stephen Colbert, Seth Myers and Jimmy Fallon all avoided jokes about Weinstein too.

In case Hillary Clinton, the champion of women’s rights and a host of boisterous liberals, aren’t paying attention to this situation and the utter hypocrisy they display in its aftermath, here’s a wrap on Harvey. Since the initial story broke, other women came forward with their own stories. A television journalist alleged that Weinstein once masturbated in front of her in a restaurant, while a British artist and writer claimed the movie mogul once invited her for a meeting at a swanky London hotel, only to propose a bath when she arrived at his suite.

So, there was no early news coverage of this outrageous heathen of women liberals. Three TWC board members, billionaire publisher Dirk Ziff, Technicolor exec Tim Sarnoff, and Milwaukee Bucks co-owner Marc Lasry, quit after the first round of emergency meetings over the scandal.

Almost forgotten in this whole cover-up is Weinstein’s former attorney. The feminist daughter of ultra-feminist Gloria Allred, dumped Harvey on Saturday. The pressure is so great on these people, even they have to admit one of their own is a pervert.

Finally, when it became impossible to ignore, the media piled on. It seems that only now is Harvey a dirt-bag – now that they can’t hide it anymore.

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