'You were at my wedding, Denise' fun looks more like drunken hell reception after brutal new Twitter spat

The progressive hierarchy of victim-hood is not so complicated that it’s unclear that race and sexual orientation trump gender, and that when it comes to conservatives, they fail to make the pecking order at all.

If there’s a lesson to be learned in an online brouhaha Saturday night that included elitist conservative thought leaders, it is to not speak about a homosexual’s desire for the male anatomy — and that brutal honesty is not a virtue, as President Donald Trump has already learned.

In what has evolved into a drunken, out-of-control wedding reception, Denise McAllister can now call herself a former contributor to The Federalist following some adventurous commentary Saturday night. This coming on the heels of last week’s jousting with The View’s Meghan McCain, which resulted in a meme-fest when McCain reacted to perceived criticism from McAllister by tweeting: “[Y]ou were at my wedding Denise.”

McAllister posted an innocuous tweet Saturday night that would provoke the effeminate left, to include journalist Yashar Ali, who is apparently gay.

“He’s right. I slipped.”

Oh Denise ☹️ pic.twitter.com/8cWlcGPtUm

— Yashar Ali 🐘 (@yashar) March 31, 2019

Consistent with the left’s assault on masculinity, Ali is worried about how McAllister’s is being treated by her husband — based on one tweet.

Never mind that this is condescending as hell, given that an intelligent woman is more than capable of assessing the parameters of her relationship with a man.

McAllister took great exception to the tweet and engaged in a counter that was a little too frank and it ultimately resulted in The Federalist — which was founded by McCain’s husband — dropping her as a contributor.

Tweets were flying in all directs, too many to lay out, but they included these from McAllister:

https://twitter.com/McAllisterDen/status/1112172838943948800

https://twitter.com/McAllisterDen/status/1112176722735218689

https://twitter.com/McAllisterDen/status/1112178850316857346

McAllister was trying to say that it’s okay to give a man a little space to be a man, but she trampled all over her message.

https://twitter.com/McAllisterDen/status/1112164717664063489

Singer Kaya Jones, formerly of the Pussycat Dolls, was pushing a similar message Friday, insisting that Hollywood doesn’t respect straight women who love men.

“I don’t see strong male characters anymore. I don’t see gentle loving kind women anymore,” she said in a tweet. I see bitchy women hating men and men who aren’t interested. And that’s the truth!”

The calls for shunning McAllister were already being bandied about, even from people on the right.

I’m not sure how many of these places she actually still writes for but they should ask her to remove their affiliations and/or publicly state their relationship with her.

— Bethany S. Mandel (@bethanyshondark) March 31, 2019

When S.E. Cupp, a woke conservative — see progressive — responded to one brutally honest reply from McAllister, calling her a “raging homophobe,” you know the political narrative has been set.

I’m struggling to find your through line, Denise. I’ve had the same stuff aimed at me, of course, for years. That’s never magically turned me into a rageful homophobe. Free will, and all. 🤔 https://t.co/zDMyJiZqH5

— S.E. Cupp (@secupp) March 31, 2019

Refusing to back down… or step outside for a breath of fresh air, McAllister shot back:

https://twitter.com/McAllisterDen/status/1112193671544426496

https://twitter.com/McAllisterDen/status/1112194538196606976

Not long after this reply, McAllister tweeted:

https://twitter.com/McAllisterDen/status/1112199132981141504

Followed by a tweet saying that The Daily Wire’s Ben Shapiro told her that she is “no longer welcome.”

https://twitter.com/McAllisterDen/status/1112201587869577217

Shortly thereafter, McCain’s husband, Ben Domenech, weighed in to inform Twitter that McAllister was no longer writing for The Federalist.

In response to your many inquiries, we've spoken and Denise McAllister will not be writing for us at The Federalist any more.

— Ben Domenech (@bdomenech) March 31, 2019

You have to give her credit though, she didn’t go down without a fight. But referencing Judeo-Christian values and God’s design in post-Obama America will get you branded a hate group.

https://twitter.com/McAllisterDen/status/1112231858903965696

https://twitter.com/McAllisterDen/status/1112237320592347137

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