TIME magazine insulting cover
TIME magazine is fulfilling its role as a mouth organ for the Democratic Party. As part of the
TIME magazine’s latest cover features a silhouette of New
Jersey Republican Governor Chris Christie with “THE ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM”
written on the image. Did TIME magazine
use that metaphor to note the girth of the governor?
The term “elephant in the room” usually refers to a large
object or issue being ignored. Did TIME
magazine use the “elephant” metaphor because Governor Christie is Republican
and an elephant is the icon of the GOP (Grand Old Party - Republican Party)?
If TIME magazine is going to use the Republican elephant icon
as an excuse for that “elephant” inscription on their cover, then what about
President Obama? Did TIME magazine ever
picture President Obama on their cover with reference to “jackass?” Remember the animal symbol for the Democratic
Party (President Obama’s party) is a donkey and a “jackass” is a male donkey.
Nothing negative on this 2006 TIME |
Of course not, because that would be disrespectful as it was
disrespectful to use the “elephant” word in reference to Governor Christie.
Conclusion: TIME used
the “elephant” as a means to cause people to question the governor's weight and
by extension his health and ability to be president of the United States. TIME magazine and their goose-stepping drones in the American news media will
disparage anyone thinking of running against Hillary Clinton and her husband
Bill.
Of course nothing negative about Hillary |
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