One of the unidentified woman’s friends shared a text conversation with Vox, showing Thrush was apologetic, but claimed he didn’t “lure” her in, as he was accused of doing. The two shared a few drinks, and the night ended on a street corner, where the woman alleges Thrush left her in tears after she resisted his sexual advances. That unidentified woman said she met Thrush at a colleague’s going-away party from Politico at a bar. The Vox story alleges that Thrush presented himself to a 23-year-old aspiring journalist as an “ally and a mentor” before making sexual advances. “We intend to fully investigate and while we do, Glenn will be suspended.” “The behavior attributed to Glenn in this Vox story is very concerning and not in keeping with the standards and values of The New York Times,” The Times said in a statement on Monday.
In an article published November 20 by Vox, multiple women accused Thrush of acting inappropriately toward them. When the story inevitably made the rounds, some emerged to weigh in.Glenn Thrush, a prominent reporter for the New York Times, has been suspended by the publication following accusations of sexual misconduct. Webber concluded by saying she’s appalled by this “racist name-calling” that has become all too common in her husband’s work life. She lost her parents and siblings in the Holocaust, explained Webber. And here’s an incredible whopper of a fact that I was not expecting: Glenn is named for grandmother, Gertrude Wiesenfeld Thrush.
But the couple raises their children as Reform Jews. Webber explained they were called “two kikes pretending to be white” by someone with the “charming” screen name of Adolf JoeBiden. Thrush’s editor, Susan Glasser, who is also Jewish, was dragged into the anti-Semitic commentary. “A few of America’s white people are angry, bitter, racist anti-Semites who aren’t ashamed to spew hate all over social media,” wrote Webber, not really letting on that obviously the reaction of white people on Twitter might not be a hug. I’m not sure how “What’s Wrong With America’s White People?” might do that (wink wink).
Webber explained that the headline on one of Thrush’s stories drew the ire of white people. So much so that his wife, Diane Webber, was recently compelled to write an op-ed for the Forward with this headline: “When Your Husband Gets Called a ‘Filthy Kike’ On Twitter.” Politico chief political correspondent Glenn Thrush has also experienced the k-word. wrote, “Stop using that dead meme you stupid kike.”Īnd sometimes the word comes out accidentally, like a sneeze.įive days ago, WaPo‘s Jennifer Rubin, whose last name certainly sounds Jewish, wrote this, clearly mistaking the word “like” for “kike.” Hey, it happens. Instead, a phony account calling itself Donald Jr. My proof: if she were being truthful, why did she bother murdering Harambe?” it was not met with praise. When he recently wrote, “I think Hillary’s still not being truthful about her health. No matter that he’s a conservative, he’s anti- Donald Trump and not immune to the k-word. I miss the quick rush of a scan through my time line.”īen Shapiro is an Orthodox Jew and editor-in-chief of The Daily Wire. “I have been encouraged to return to Twitter, and told that I should continue to fight, that my exit was cowardly, that I let the haters win,” Weisman wrote in what is now his phony “Dear John” letter to Twitter.
#DIANE WEBBER GLENN THRUSH FULL#
There was some hint he’d return, despite saying that leaving “wasn’t much of a loss at all” and that abandoning the medium allowed him to miraculously read full stories in the New York Times and The Washington Post. He even wrote a goodbye note of sorts - “Why I Quit Twitter - And Left Behind 35,000 Followers” Weismann left Twitter in June after anti-Semitic trolls attacked him with grotesque Nazi-esque images. Just three days ago, NYT deputy Washington editor Jonathan Weisman was called a “kike” in relation to a tweet he wrote that read, “Angry old white men being angry.” Someone named Funklestein responded with this: “White men built this country, kike.”
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