Everybody Is Tipper Gore Now
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NRO ^
| 6 Oct 2019 | Kevin Williamson
When it comes to bad ideas, there’s always room at the bottom. Conservatives
used to exasperatedly observe of gun-grabbing Democrats, “Imagine how they’d complain if someone tried to treat the First Amendment the way they treat the Second Amendment!” Hold my cappuccino, says Andrew Marantz of The New Yorker. Writing in the New York Times under the headline “Free Speech Is Killing Us” — and Marantz argues that is literally true — he argues that the gun-control program should be taken as a template for a speech-control program. He has come to this conclusion, he writes, after “having spent the...
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Tipper Gore was reportedly furious over Clinton’s Lewinsky scandal
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New York Post ^
| June 5, 2018 | By Nikki Schwab
Tipper Gore was more enraged about Bill Clinton’s affair with Monica Lewinsky than even Hillary Clinton, according to a new book. “Tipper
Gore was furious at Bill Clinton, angrier than Hillary Clinton was,” author Kate Andersen Brower told The Post. Her new book, “First in Line: Presidents, Vice Presidents and the Pursuit of Power,” comes out Tuesday. With Lewinsky being the same age as the Gores’ eldest daughter, Karenna, Tipper “felt personally offended by the scandal,” said ex-Gore aide Jamal Simmons. The White House intern was 22 when the affair with Bill Clinton began. “In Gore’s case there’s no way...
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Jake Tapper Draws Tipper Gore Reality Check on Prince's Passing
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NewsBusters ^
| April 24, 2016 | P.J. Gladnick
The most entertaining part of CNN's State Of The Union is often the tail end when host Jake Tapper presents cartoons he has drawn to illustrate stories in the news. And
today he did not disappoint with an interesting angle on the death of Prince, namely the Tipper Gore connection. He reminded us via illustrations that Tipper Gore's once notorious Parents Music Research Center came about in reaction to Tipper and her daughter listening to a Prince album.
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Lena Dunham Goes Full-Tipper Gore Aagainst Hip-Hop
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Brietbart News ^
| 27 Apr 2015 | by JOHN NOLTE
Atlhough she falsely accused a man of raping her, and refuses to protect other women by filing charges against her rapist, Lena Dunham was still honored by Variety as a sexual assault role model over the weekend. During
her speech, Dunham opened things by attacking music that she claims “celebrates the exploiters and hides the exploited.” Two wildly popular hip-hop songs were singled out by Dunham, Jay-Z’s 2000 hit “Big Pimpin’” and Three 6 Mafia’s Oscar-winning 2005 song, “It’s Hard Out Here for a Pimp.” Dunham didn’t explicitly call for this kind of music to be banned. She didn’t have...
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