“I love young men. I love frat guys,” says Olivia Julianna on a podcast discussing how the Democrat party can win back the young male vote.
You could be forgiven for suspecting she meant to add, “On toasted rye with swiss and extra mayonnaise.”
Miss Julianna, you see, is a very ample woman. That’s a polite way of saying she’s enormously fat. Oh, yes, it’s true. We’re not supposed to make fun of people for being ugly, or fat, or for dressing up like an alien lunatic. But those rules were written in a time (it’s within living memory) that we weren’t also told by everyone on the left that being an enormous hambeast was not only healthful but beautiful, that ugly people were gorgeous, and that green hair was the height of feminine seduction. We’re told all those things now by a left-leaning America that uses transvestites to sell lingerie to women and who says not wanting to die early from excess weight is “fatphobia.”
Why are we talking about Miss Julianna and her weight? Because she’s the latest feckless attempt by the Democrat party to “fix” their problem of being abandoned by men. In true blue style, the Dems think that they can hide the fact that they hate men, especially white men, and that they can lure them back by using an enormous, obnoxious young feminist woman as the bait. If it weren’t so stupid it would be funny.
Take a listen to a bit her schtick:
Can she really have toured college campuses and spoken to actual conservative young men if she believes they’re “mostly pro choice” and that a lot of them “support black lives matter”? The painfully liberal Texas Tribune seems to believe in Miss Julianna. They called her a “Democratic social media star” (right). They captured her deep and complex thoughts in an interview:
“It is one of the most heartbreaking and difficult lessons you have to learn when you’re working in this space, especially as a young person, is that people are inherently imperfect. Sometimes that imperfection means doing selfish or mean-spirited things with the intention of making positive change.”
Let’s see what people in the comparative real world of X/Twitter think:
Not going well for her so far. Let’s keep looking.
Back to the feeding board, darlin’.
