Sorehead “journalist” Chatty Cathy Decker is working diligently to further damage the smeared reputation of print media before the Los Angeles Times forces her into a can’t-wait retirement.
Whether age or other reasons are to blame, she never has recovered – or even tried – from President Trump’s victory 11 months ago.
A wildly emotional lady giddily drunk over her recent promotion to the Times’s Washington bureau, Ms. Decker often sounds like a KKK’er as she tub-thumps about fictional racism.
Struggling for maturity in her fast-graying years, Seething Cathy and I were both in Phoenix last month when she sought to drive another odious nail into President Trump. I was there for a social reason, but we watched his talk.
There is no shortage of legitimate material to criticize Mr. Trump about. On this night, however, the president gave one of his most impressive speeches.
Married to the left’s most acerbic accusations against mainstream society, Chatty Cathy is a robot, a puppet who will do anything her leftist minders order.
They love her because she seems incapable of reporting news with objectivity.
On one of Mr. Trump’s few golden oratorical evenings, the journalistic tramp ignored his message to Phoenix.
Dipping deeply into her bag of leftist tricks, Chatty Cathy sneezed from the powder as she compared the president with one of the 20th century’s most notorious racists, George Wallace, the governor of Alabama, who later repented.
In Sunday’s edition, Chatty Cathy broke free again. She kicked objective reporting in the teeth. Seething like a brat at the mention of Mr. Trump, the classless mature lady accused him of a “racially inflected swipe” when he responded to an personal attack by the mayor of San Juan, Puerto Rico.
In the Trump Era, leftists maintain that speaking critically to a non-white is racist.
To quote my former father-in-law: Are there no prisons?
Now you can see why, in recent years, the Times had confined Ms. Decker to the back of their bus. Evidently she suffers from lack of attention in her personal life.