Valerie Jarrett Says In New Book That Obama White House Was Too "Macho," "Causing Women to Feel Uncomfortable"

Too macho. Right.

Former White House advisor Valerie Jarrett complained in her new book that there was a "general macho atmosphere" in the Obama White House.

Jarrett explained that after noticing that the overall dynamic in the West Wing was "causing women to feel uncomfortable," she took former President Barack Obama aside and confronted him.

"If you notice, in meetings, the women rarely talk," Jarrett reportedly told the president. "And when you aren't there to ask their opinion, they are becoming increasingly mute."

Liberal women can do anything, except volunteer their opinions in a professional context without a man there to actively solicit them.

And -- too macho? Are you insane?

But if it's not due to the super-macho testosterone-clouded air of the Obama Soy House, I wonder why women felt uncomfortable, then?

Totally unrelated, here's another Daily Caller article and caption:

U.S Vice President Joe Biden (R) hugs Madeleine Smith (L),
a graduate of Harvard University
who was raped while attending college,
after Smith spoke during an event
at the Eisenhower Executive Office Building
April 29, 2014 in Washington, DC.
(Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)

Oh right -- that.

That article notes that Gropin' Joe Biden has a zero-tolerance policy about the unwanted touching of women -- for other men, at least.

He seems to assume that all women want to be touched by him, because he's such an Irish Charmer, and communicate their consent telepathically to him.

"Nothing justifies a man laying a hand on a woman without her consent. Look, you need consent," Biden said in an April 2018 video interview with feminist media outlet Makers.

He offered several examples of out-of-bounds behavior, ranging from rape to unwanted touching.

"If the woman is totally drunk and inebriated, she can’t give consent, it’s rape. It's rape if you cannot give consent. It is assault. A woman could get up and walk down the street here stark naked, no man has a right to lay a hand on her," Biden said.

"There is no justification. She can be arrested for indecent exposure, but no man has a right to lay their hand on [her]," he added.

Coming Soon: Jonah "Both Sides" Goldberg will explain to us why both sides are wrong about Joe Biden's creepy touching.

posted by Ace of Spades at 05:45 PM

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