The women at Ultraviolet were none too impressed with Lou Dobbs and his panel of misogynists going off the deep end because women are breadwinners. So they made an ad calling on Fox to fire the clown posse of Lou Dobbs, Erick Erickson, and Juan Williams, which they tried to run on — where else – Fox News. Of course, Fox News refused to air Ultraviolet’s commercial.
But you can watch it here:
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Ultraviolet challenges, “What was so horrific about our new ad that Fox News refused to air it? See for yourself.
We called out Fox’s offensive, sexist coverage that blames working moms for “ruining” America. They’re trying to quash the growing controversy, but we can’t let them. We have to make sure every working woman in America knows exactly what Fox News thinks of us. Help out by sharing the video with your friends.”
You could also tweet @FoxBusiness if you were so inclined.
It might help to get you fired up if you watch Erick Erickson’s epic flame out as he tried to convince America that he is dominant just because he’s a man. Here’s a taste, “The roles of a male and a female in society and in other animals, the male typically is the dominant role.”
Erickson quickly set about proving his own theory about male dominance wrong, by submitting to Fox’s Megyn Kelly in an embarrassing attempt to save his job by groveling at the feet of a woman, no less. Oh, the shame.
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