Intellectual Prostitute
any mainstream media journalist. as coined by john swinton, former chief of staff, the new york times, in a 1953 speech before the new york press club.
“we are the tools and v-ssals of rich men behind the scenes. we are the jumping jacks, they pull the strings and we dance. our talents, our possibilities, and our lives are all the property of other men. we are intellectual prost-tutes.”
that journalist never says what they really think because they are an intellectual prost-tute.
attractive but stupid and morally bankrupt women like mich-lle bachman, sarah palin, and anne coulter, who work for the republican and tea parties making unjustice sound just.
you could call glenn beck and rush limbaugh “intellectual prost-tutes” but that would demean decent, hard working gigolos and male hookers.
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