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USA Today Caught Photoshopping Condi

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That's kind of funny. Sad, but funny. Who reads USA Today for real news anyways? It's the Teen People of newspapers.

 

I just like how many times "Condi" is used in that article.

 

Also, this seems to be a slippery slope, because really Condi doesn't need to be demonized. She's an ugly woman. And then, when someone makes that statement it can become an issue of race ever so easily where someone else says "You're only saying that because she's black" and so on and so on. But, let's face it, we're a media centered society and looks are important (see Nixon vs. Kennedy and their tv debate).

 

But the fact that some "journalist" over at USA Today photoshopped that picture doesn't make things any easier. Or right.

What a stupid thing to Photoshop. I was hoping for Condi's face on Halle Berry's body.

 

 

:mischief2

That's kind of funny. Sad, but funny. Who reads USA Today for real news anyways? It's the Teen People of newspapers.

 

I just like how many times "Condi" is used in that article.

 

 

 

:lol :lol :lol

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