Wearing a baseball cap with the slogan ‘Make America Great Again’ can get you beaten up. Shopping for Ivanka Trump products is no longer a matter of choice. Little wonder why so many are asking: “America, where art thou?”
“The Future is Female” as long as you’re not Ivanka Trump
If hypocritical lib-left activists get their way in forcing retail stores like Nordstrom and Macy's to drop Ivanka Trump’s shoe and clothing line, they’ll soon be selling pink p**sy caps and posting “He’s not MY President” on their store windows.
That’s what the screaming meemies, depriving the masses of Ivanka Trump products want, and with retailers allowing the intimidation of raging activists to dictate to them, it looks like they’re getting their way.
The mainstream media is the Ivanka Trump boycott’s biggest cheerleader
According to the Washington Post, it was the #grabyourwallets campaign that “sprung up” encouraging people to boycott Trump products.
Boycotts don’t somehow spring up, they are carefully organized.
That #grabyourwallets activists are hiding the behind Women’s Rights for their Ivanka product boycott is hypocrisy most foul.
Make that Women’s rights for all women other than Ivanka Trump just because she happens to be the daughter of the sworn enemy they continue to smear as a bigot, racist, Islamophobe and misogynist..
Dictating which brands of Women’s’ apparel can be sold to the public at large is hardly Women’s Rights. Retail outlets like Nordstrom, Macy's et al should reach deep for their courage and stand up to activists dictating to them what brands they can sell.
The mainstream media is the Ivanka Trump boycott’s biggest cheerleader.
The ‘Drop Ivanka Trump Boycott’ is spreading like a plague
Googling ‘Nordstrom’ today shows Mainstream Media Gang-up 101:
- Nordstrom broke the curse of the Trump Tweet’;
- ‘Trump criticized over Nordstrom comments’;
- ‘Donald Trump’s Twitter attack on Nordstrom backfires after they drop daughter Ivanka’s brand’.
The ‘Drop Ivanka Trump Boycott’ is spreading like a plague.
According to the New York Times, outlet stores T.J. Maxx and Marshalls have instructed their employees to throw away signs for Ivanka Trump’s clothing line, and hang her clothes so that they mix in with other lines. (
New York Times, Feb. 8, 2017 )
“Effective immediately, please remove all Ivanka Trump merchandise from features and mix into” the racks where most products hang, the note read. “All Ivanka Trump signs should be discarded.”
“The instruction was to eliminate special displays for the merchandise, “not to remove it from the sales floor,” said Doreen Thompson, a spokeswoman for the TJX Companies, the retailers’ parent corporation.
“We offer a rapidly changing selection of merchandise for our customers, and brands are featured based on a number of factors,” she said.
Fathers, the world over, stand up for their daughters, a privilege denied the President of the United States by the left-leaning
Washington Post.
“…Nordstrom, for example, is no Lockheed Martin, which sells aircraft to the United States. This time, Trump wasn’t coming to the defense of taxpayers, who ultimately foot the bill for the fighter jets the president called overpriced. He looked to be standing up for his daughter, whose business relationship with the retailer has come to a halt. That has nothing to do with economics or public policy.”
Ridding retail of Ivanka Trump product it would seem is far more important than standing against the cruel slaughter of women in Muslim countries who are stoned to death under suspicion of adultery.
While these activists were busy driving the Trump boycott, a 10-year-old Iraqi girl was 'bitten to death' with a medieval torture device by female ISIS fanatics after stepping outside her house in Mosul. (
Daily Mail Feb.7, 2017)
In another instance, a woman died after being given 30 lashings for lifting her veil.
The Ivanka product boycott dovetails with Hillary Clinton’s video call The future is female” at her first formal appearance since President Donald Trump’s inauguration last week.
“The future is female” is a phrase that was invoked often by Clinton’s supporters during her campaign for president and in recent years has become a rallying cry among women and feminists who advocate for more female everything. T-shirts and onesies and lapel pins have featured the phrase. Of course, it’s a hashtag”. (Washington Post)
Neither Clinton nor her supporters originated the phrase which was, in fact coined back in the early 1970s by
lesbian separatists.
Wearing a baseball cap with the slogan ‘Make America Great Again’ can get you beaten up.
Shopping for Ivanka Trump products is no longer a matter of choice.
“The future is female” as long as you’re a Liberal.
Little wonder why so many are asking: “America, where art thou?”
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Judi McLeod is an award-winning journalist with 30 years’ experience in the print media. A former Toronto Sun columnist, she also worked for the Kingston Whig Standard. Her work has appeared on Rush Limbaugh, Newsmax.com, Drudge Report, Foxnews.com.
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