The New York Times Documents the GOP's Latest Brands of Sexist 'Hillary Hating'

January 24th, 2015 10:25 PM

New York Times reporter (and the paper's chief Hillary Clinton follower) Amy Chozick made an indignant defense of the Democratic front-runner in 2016 on Saturday: "Clinton Opponents Hone New Barbs and Attacks as 2016 Campaign Nears."

Chozick highlighted the article with a vivid description on Twitter (emphasis added): "The cottage industry of Hillary hating has never gone out of business, but it has evolved with the times."

Her Saturday article dripped with sarcasm straight from the lead:

First, she was called the bra-burning feminist with a degree from Wellesley. Then, she was the aggressively political spouse from Arkansas who plotted behind closed doors. Today, she is the millionaire elitist who socializes in New York City and the Hamptons.

Few modern political figures inspire the animus that Hillary Rodham Clinton generates, and the cottage industry that opposes her never really goes out of business. But as Mrs. Clinton prepares for a likely presidential campaign in 2016, the sprawling network is evolving to attack her on new grounds.

The Times must have blanked out on the eight years President George W. Bush was referred to as Hitler by the tolerant, open-minded left.

There are “super PACs” with names like Women Against Hillary, Just Say No to Hillary, Stop Hillary and Defeat Hillary. The Republican National Committee recently introduced a website PoorHillaryClinton.com, which mocks Mrs. Clinton’s wealth.