The editors at the Tacoma News Tribune (TNT) appear to think men can get pregnant. It’s an embarrassing next chapter for a newspaper that’s struggling to stay afloat. This won’t help.
Staff writer Angelica Relente reported on a new program to treat pregnant women who are drug addicts. But the lengthy feature never once mentions “women” or “woman” or any gendered language. Instead, an editorial decision was made to refer to pregnant women as “pregnant people.” But only women can get pregnant. READ STORY @ MYNORTHWEST.COM The Jason Rantz Show, 3pm-6pm on KTTH
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MSNBC is now on the bandwagon with "pregnant people". Next up: ovasectomies for people who don't want to impregnate, or get impregnated by, other people!
My grandaughter, a senior down in Portland, met another girl student down there that she liked. Wasn't too long in the relationship the girl said I am a male. I can see it now this gal has a dick and no boobs. Oh, swell.
When you go beyond gay and lesbian you start talking quantum physics and string theory. (pun)
Jason Rantz is Seattle's greatest culture warrior and guardian of Judeo-Christian values.
All the nonsense happening in Seattle keeps Rantz busy. He has got to be earning some good coin with his many FOX News appearances.
They'd really be triggered if they knew there used to be ads for "Help Wanted - Men" and "Help Wanted - Women." Now there would have to be "Help Wanted - Gender Fluid," except that sounds like Jiffy Lube is hiring.
And isn't the TNT still operating out of a mailbox at the UPS Store on 38th Street? That says it all.
Science is getting blurred in today's narrative. That whole X Y Biology thing isn't narrative compliant.
The TNT Sunday edition is the size of the Little Nickel Want Ads, you remember those? The size of a hefty grocery store insert. Old news, not worth the price they want.
Buh-bye, Trib! Your best days are far behind you.