People are starting to recall that time Chuck Schumer called a flight-attendant a ‘b*’tch’

Before Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer transformed into a #BelieveAllWomen activist who believes that anyone who questions a woman’s claims — no matter how unsubstantiated those claims might be — is a sexist and misogynist, he used to be, well, an actual sexist and misogynist.

Case in point: Guess how Schumer responded nine years ago when a U.S. Airways flight attendant politely asked him and Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand to discontinue their phone calls so the flight could take off. If you guessed that he made a fuss and then called her a “bitch,” you win a prize.

“Mr. Schumer ended the call, but then argued that he was entitled to keep his phone on until the cabin door closed,” The New York Times reported in 2009. “When the flight attendant, whom Politico did not identify, walked away Mr. Schumer turned to Ms. Gillibrand and described the attendant as a ‘bitch.'”

What a woman’s champion, right? No. He’s neither that nor a role model.

“The senator made an off-the-cuff comment under his breath that he shouldn’t have made, and he regrets it,” spokesman Brian Fallon said at the time.

Gillibrand’s aide then reportedly issued her own statement saying, “Chuck did the right thing by apologizing.” For what? Wasn’t his behavior “polite?” Apparently not …

Stories like these matter because they highlight the never-ending hypocrisy of liberals. They’re the same charlatans who purport to be women’s champions, but then defend the likes of former President Bill Clinton and former Sen. Al Franken, both of were credibly accused of sexual assault.

They’re also the same charlatans who purport to be champions of minorities but then treat minorities who disobey them like utter garbage, and who purport to be believe in Western jurisprudence but only believe in the presumption of innocence when it suits them.

The latter point is especially important because Schumer and Gillibrand are among the far-left Democrats who’ve practically convicted Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of having sexually assaulted three women decades ago, despite there being no evidence to back up the women’s claims.

And according to the likes of Schumer and Gillibrand, anyone who dares to question the women’s flawed testimony is a sexist and misogynist. Except judging by their own actions, they’re everything they accuse others of being, including hypocrites, as noted by many on social media:

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