Take the job.  Not everyone has the luxury of sticking to their values and there is no shame in that.  Just don't drink the Kool-aid and jump ship as soon as you feasibly can.  Good luck swimming in that cesspool.  Something tells me you'll need it considering their lawsuits...

TAKE THE JOB.

A friend once gave me excellent advice in this situation: The fact that they are assholes is even more reason to take their money.  They’ll hire another booker if they don’t hire you, and that booker might donate to Donald Trump. 

I don’t think you’re selling your soul or going against your beliefs if you are just booking guests. Maybe you can book a bunch of left/liberal/rational personalities and at least give the wretched viewers of Faux a chance to be challenged, or at least raise their rage by seeing people they hate, and maybe, just…

Sometimes the only choice is a shit sandwich or starvation.

Also, nice bit of projecting here from Megyn. She’s the one who wanted to stick it to Hanoi Jane and it went sideways on her. Now she’s claiming that Fonda’s reaction was political? Bitch please. 

You should take the job and be our mole! Think of it as being a double agent, lying in wait until the perfect moment when ZAP! You bring the whole fucking thing down.

You can think about ethics when your money situation improves. Sticking to your values won’t put food on your table and you’re not being asked to go on TV and make announcements that would go against your ideals.

Kelly went on “[Fonda] answered that question in about 40 different forums. It was nothing wrong with me. And she’s answered it in 40 more forums since!”

I wish more single famous women would talk about it. A lot of people in relationships refuse to accept the notion that single people could be as happy as they are. It’s not a contest.

Was going to post much the same thought. Like “briefly dating” someone obligates them to reveal gang rapes! Who the hell thinks like that? I was married twenty years, and was never told about any gang rapes in my spouse’s past. This is most probably because there weren’t any, but if it were true and she chose to never…

The whole letter smacks of a guy who wants to get back at an ex, it’s gross. He makes sure to say he won an emmy in the first sentence, as if that is relevant at all, then says that he thought Swetnick was a “high end call girl”. His whole moral quandary bullshit is just a way for him to pat himself on the back for…

A man she “briefly dated”. These shrieking testicles need to fuck all the way off with this bullshit. I will mourn my beloved sister until I die. We talked about everything especially when we could see the end of the road looming. The one thing I never mentioned? Sexual assault. I briefly admitted that I had been…

The problem is our stories only have merit when corroborated by men. 

There may be a good reason that she never told her then-boyfriend about what she witnessed. Maybe she didn’t think he would be particularly sympathetic, and judging by his reaction, she probably was right not to tell him.

Um, I think these old white guys know a little bit more about the emotions that female victims of sexual assault go through than the actual victims, thank you very much.

A couple months ago, after seeing my abusive ex at a show we were at, I told my husband about his raping me almost 20 years ago. It was the first— and only— time I had said the words outloud. I have been with my husband for over 15 years. Hell, it took me over a decade to even admit to myself that what happened with…

Because she forgot her place for a moment - which was to make Ford look bad and be sympathetic to Kavanaugh.

Janelle Monae for Queen of Everything 

It was a funny bit but also chilling when he said (paraphrasing here) something about making us all pay once he’s on the bench. I have no doubt about that being true.