Ivanka Trump is too pretty and not butch enough to be a feminist. That’s what MSNBC pundit Joan Walsh implied while slamming Ivanka’s “girly” dress at the G20 Summit.

Basically, Walsh suggested Trump cannot be a “true feminist” because she’s not a shrill, dried-up hag.

While true feminism is about women being able to make their own choices — about their bodies, their careers, and their appearance — Walsh said Ivanka’s dress sent a “frightening” message that she’s nothing more than her father’s “property.” Say what?

“I don’t mean to sound sexist,” Walsh told MSNBC host Thomas Roberts. “It can be dangerous to comment on what women wear, but the fact that she sat in for her father in a dress that was so incredibly ornamental was such a contradiction in terms.”

Walsh continued: “In patriarchal, authoritarian societies, daughters have great value; they are property. And the message that she’s sending about her own value, about her place in the White House, and about the place of women in this administration, is really frightening.”

Keep in mind that “feminists” like Joan Walsh are pro-Islam advocates who never criticize the oppressive, misogynistic religion that tells women to cover their hair and wear modest clothing lest they get raped.

Joan Walsh said there was something deeply disturbing about Ivanka Trump, a fashion designer, wearing a “girly” dress.

Ironically, Joan made the remarks while wearing makeup, jewelry, and sporting dyed brown hair to make herself look younger:

It’s a pink dress with big bows on the elbows. There’s something incredibly ornamental. That’s not a dress that’s made for work. That’s not a dress that’s made to go out in the world and make a difference.

That is a dress that is designed to show off your girlyness. Show it off, but don’t then tell us that you’re crusading for an equal place for women at the table, because you’re not.

The comments were so ridiculous that MSNBC host Thomas Roberts took issue with their sexist, hypocritical tone. “So you can’t be a feminist and be girly at the same time?” he asked.

Walsh then tried to walk back her comments a bit. “You can be a feminist and be girly,” she said. “We all have our girly days, but I think showing up, taking your fathers’s seat in a pink dress with big bows on the sleeves is really an interesting message.”

Walsh’s remarks are so condescending and stupid it’s hard to believe they were made by a FEMALE political pundit on live TV. If they had been made by a man, he would have been fired after being dragged on social media for being a misogynist and a sexist pig.

If Walsh thinks caring about your appearance is so anti-feminist, why doesn’t she stop dyeing and styling her hair and wearing makeup?

Besides, it’s highly doubtful Ivanka wants to look like the other hard-core feminists on the left, who have become more manly and less attractive the more far-left their politics have gone.

Just ask Katy Perry, Lena Dunham and Alyssa Milano, who’s broke as a joke and didn’t pay her taxes.

Isn’t it weird how Joan Walsh and other fake feminists never had a problem with bows and frilly dresses before Ivanka?

https://twitter.com/Chet_Cannon/status/885552360860205056

Conservative women are hotter than liberals, study finds: Here’s proof

• Author
• Recent Posts

Samantha Chang

Senior Staff Writer
[email protected]

Samantha Chang is a senior staff writer for BizPac Review. She is a financial editor and lawyer based in New York City.

Latest posts by Samantha Chang (see all)

• DOJ attorney in charge of election-crimes unit quits after AG Barr opens investigation - November 10, 2020
• ‘Whoa, whoa, whoa’: Neil Cavuto slammed after he cuts off Kayleigh McEnany presser - November 10, 2020
• Same media that cheered Stacey Abrams, Al Gore for refusing to concede attack Trump for same move - November 8, 2020

Comment

We have no tolerance for comments containing violence, racism, profanity, vulgarity, doxing, or discourteous behavior. If a comment is spam, instead of replying to it please click the ∨ icon below and to the right of that comment. Thank you for partnering with us to maintain fruitful conversation.