#kelly carlson

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Kelly Carlson’s magnificent butt!

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Kelly Carlson

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Kelly Carlson

Kelly Carlson est une actrice américaine, née le 17 février 1976 à Minneapolis dans le Minnesota.

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📽️ Made of Honor (2008)

This is kind of like a reverse My Best Friend’s Wedding situation, so it’s not my favorite. I’m not a huge fan of the break-up-the-happy-couple-because-I-only-realize-I-love-her-when-I-can’t-have-her thing. It’s also a pretty forgettable movie, as in I actually did forget I watched it the first time and watched it again. I didn’t really like it any better the second time. I like Patrick Dempsey, but the whole premise of the movie just doesn’t sit well with me.

Sex/nudity: 5/10 (kissing, lots of sex talk, sex jokes, sexual references, women in underwear, implied sex)

Language: 3/10 (one possible f-word - I don’t remember it but IMDb says it’s there, one c-word in a song, some other milder language)

Violence: 2/10 (some play hitting, one for real punch)

Overall rating: 5/10

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Megyn Kelly;

Fox Has Lost 2/3rds of Its Audience After Ousting Tucker Carlson

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Kelly Carlson has a spectacular body!

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Smokin'!

Kelly Carlson

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Megyn Kelly: Taylor Swift’s Extremist Transgender Ideology, Debate Reaction, & Cable News Collapse

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Kelly Carlson

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Matt Gertz at MMFA:

Republican vice presidential nominee JD Vance is using a right-wing media tour to clean up the firestorm over his remark that the country is run by “childless cat ladies” who “don't really have a direct stake” in its future. It isn’t going well. [...]

Mimicking Carlson’s cruel affect, weird obsessions, and unhinged misogyny helped Vance win support for his Senate campaign from the Fox star and his viewers, and he made similar comments to other right-wing audiences at the time. But the Carlson clip resurfaced after Vance became former President Donald Trump’s running mate, exposing his message to the broader public and triggering a wave of revulsion. Vance’s attempts to curtail the political damage — through even more interviews with pro-Trump pundits — are further exposing the dangers of his reliance on the right-wing bubble.

Vance’s first try at rebutting his critics, on former Fox host Megyn Kelly’s streaming show, was a debacle. He claimed to have been making a “a sarcastic comment,” joking that he has “nothing against cats,” as if that had been the real concern with his remark. And he lashed out at the actress Jennifer Aniston, who has publicly discussed her struggles with fertility and criticized Vance’s “childless cat ladies” comment, calling her response “disgusting.” Attacking celebrities plays well within the right-wing bubble, where cultural resentment makes for great content. But outside of it, politicians who don’t wish to cultivate reputations as off-putting weirdos generally try to avoid generating headlines about their feuds with a star of Friends. The Trump campaign apparently recognized that Vance’s Kelly interview had failed to stop the bleeding because he took another shot at it with a Sunday night appearance on former GOP congressman Trey Gowdy’s Fox show. But Gowdy wouldn’t defend Vance’s remark; he led into the interview by pointing out that Catholic nuns don’t have children but “love this country, living lives of service to others,” and declared that “some of the finest people I know don’t have children.”

[...] But that’s not what Vance said. He told Carlson that “the entire future of the Democrats is controlled by people without children” and that it does not “make any sense that we've turned our country over to people who don't really have a direct stake in it.” He did not offer any rhetorical carve-outs for those who might wish to have children but struggle to find a partner, or with fertility, or with the adoption system. And he included Harris, who has two stepchildren, among the “childless cat ladies” who he claimed lack “a direct stake” in the country. Since it’s not politically viable to defend what he actually said, Vance is pretending that he was making a critique of Democrats over “anti-child” policies. But because that’s not true, he has to make up Democratic positions to get mad about.

Trump VP pick J.D. Vance is going on a right-wing media tour to clean up his disastrous “childless cat ladies” comments he made back in 2021.

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Lainey Wilson on the Kelly Clarkson show

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Flotsam and Jetsam in Metal Forces #19 (1986)