Isn’t It Ironic?
Ana Marie Cox decries the Washington Free Beacon for “Jackass Journalism”:
They belong to an emerging group of conservatives with technological and PR savvy who specialize in passing off mean-spirited pranks as a form of partisan journalism, and whose passionate plaints against a perceived liberal agenda are rooted in name-calling rather than philosophy.
Call them Limbaugh Mini-Mes, or Nixon’s New Media ‘Plumbers’, or maybe Breitbart’s Brat Pack (Breitbrats, Bratbarts?).
Cox also decries the “incivility” of those connected to Breitbart. (Incidentally, one of those people whom she claims works for Breitbart.com is James O’Keefe. He does not.) The awful Breitbart people, Cox says, confuse satire and laughter with cruelty and misinformation.
Ana Marie Cox is the founder of Wonkette.
Concerning Cox… Those who cannot do, teach. Those who cannot do either, pontificate. Those who can’t do any of the three end up at Wonkette.
dfbaskwill (ca54bb) — 2/28/2013 @ 7:32 amJack Steuf’s old outfit, or is it Gawker, hard to tell these ‘dens of scum and villainy’ apart.
narciso (3fec35) — 2/28/2013 @ 7:36 amIt sort of seems to me like some people who have been around more than 5 years and are older than 24 think they are the established intelligentia.
The internet makes it easier to get our 15 minutes of fame.
MD in Philly (3d3f72) — 2/28/2013 @ 7:37 amAnd she’s writing in Al Ghuardian, that’s the joke.
narciso (3fec35) — 2/28/2013 @ 7:38 amDoes Ana Marie Cox still do that thing with the pingpong balls?
nk the vindictive (53646e) — 2/28/2013 @ 7:48 amWho is she, again? Is she somebody?
Pious Agnostic (6ff605) — 2/28/2013 @ 7:50 amShe brought that former Washington staffer, Jessica Cutler, to public notice,
narciso (3fec35) — 2/28/2013 @ 7:53 am“Cox” was given to her.
Elephant Stone (76799c) — 2/28/2013 @ 8:18 amI mean, as a stage name.
I’m sad that Ana Marie is having a sad.
daleyrocks (bf33e9) — 2/28/2013 @ 8:20 amApparently Anna Marie forgets why she became “famous”
That article was as self-unaware as I can recall.
JD (b63a52) — 2/28/2013 @ 8:23 amMeggy Mac and Anna Marie, separated at birth.
gary gulrud (dd7d4e) — 2/28/2013 @ 8:57 amMeggy Mac and Anna Marie, separated at birth.
In all honesty, I at first confused Ann Marie Cox for that other female blogger who was a huge John Edwards fan but had to resign from his campaign because she openly hated Catholics. Her name escapes me right now, but the point is that there appears to be no shortage of young, shrewish lefty female bloggers who mistake their anger and discontentment for wisdom and insight.
JVW (4826a9) — 2/28/2013 @ 9:17 amShe’s got a nice rack.
lyle (8900b6) — 2/28/2013 @ 10:06 amJVW – You are thinking of Amanda Marcotte. Ewwwww. Anna Marie Cocks is at least easy on the eyes.
JD (b63a52) — 2/28/2013 @ 10:08 amIf Washington got a dollar for every tick on the irony meter, we wouldn’t have a deficit.
Kevin M (bf8ad7) — 2/28/2013 @ 10:40 amHey Ana Marie
Colonel Haiku (29d866) — 2/28/2013 @ 10:51 amDo it for us one more time
Ping pong thing you do
I am just tired of leftwing liars of either sex. I don’t care if they blog, are on radio or on TV. I just want to stick a sockpuppet down their throats to silence them.
PCD (1d8b6d) — 2/28/2013 @ 12:50 pmIs the same Ana Marie Cox who was obsessed with a**fu**ing just a few short years ago? My how she has become respectable all of a sudden. Reminds me of the Hollywood wenches who are all a twitter over Seth Macfarlane’s performance hosting the Oscars. Why would anyone listen to or read, for that matter, anything the Cox puts out?
Ipso Fatso (1e3278) — 2/28/2013 @ 2:23 pmHAH! You said “Cox puts out”!
felipe (3243af) — 2/28/2013 @ 3:04 pmI thought the irony meter was irreparable after Bill Clinton was talking about Republicans lacking “honesty in government”, but that comment from AMC just caused it to burst into flames…
MunDane (9f5b13) — 2/28/2013 @ 5:50 pm