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I'll refer to the 1976 Men's Olympics Decathlon winner,husband to Kris Jenner and biological father of Kendal and Kylie Jenner as Bruce and use male pronouns .
And, in the current tense ,refer to her as Caitlyn and use female pronouns.
Caitlyn may have privately identified as a female for most of her life,but it's more convenient and less confusing to refer to her as male ,when she presented as a male to the world, and a female,only after she came out as trans.
Neil Cavuto is a smug jerkoff. It's worth noting that he learned the tricks of the trade at NBC.
Fox Business in general is a great channel. John Stossel, Lou Dobbs, Trish Regan, Andrew Napolitano are all very good. I prefer it to CNBC.
When it comes to balance, Fox News itself has a fair amount of slant. However, MSNBC by far and away has the most slant of any major news network, with over half their content being editorials as opposed to hard news.
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Originally Posted by trish
Thank you for underscoring my argument that the TS Community should not constantly be carping about relatively unimportant matters.
Cavuto is a worthless piece of shit but is everyone now expected to pretend to forget the name Bruce Jenner overnight because of a Vanity Fair cover? For a community that demands acceptance and understanding, this thread certainly doesn't seem to extend any. Either lighten the fuck up or admit that you couldn't wait to find someone you could vilify so you could be identified as sympathetic and broad minded about her transition.
So what's everyone's take on Jenner winning the ESPY over Lauren Hill?
Bruce will always be Bruce, you can't be famous for 50 years the expect people to expect you as a whole new person it Dont work like that in the real world
The world may not work like that - at least on small time scales, but FOX is not the world. Media networks that bill themselves as respectable and unbiased news outlets should be capable of covering Caitlyn with the respect she deserves. Indeed, most news networks and programs have - with the exception of FOX (and their conservative radio counterparts).