Nina Totenberg: “I Was — Forgive the Expression — At a Christmas Party”

by Stephan Tawney on December 20, 2010

So reviled is the hint of religion amongst the politically correct left that one must ask forgiveness for using the word “Christmas” rather than “holiday”. Amazing.

Incidentally, Totenberg is a reporter for National Public Radio (NPR). You know, the same taxpayer-funded outlet that fired liberal Juan Williams for daring to possibly offend a Muslim somewhere in the world while he was making the point that most Muslims are peaceful.

As Ace says:

Does anyone think that Nina Totenberg, or anyone in the media or government or academy, would ever say, “I was — forgive the expression — at a gay wedding”? No, of course not; they would never give that such a slight, classifying it as an actual vulgarity.

But Christmas? To Nina Totenberg and the alien creatures who have, V-like, infiltrated and captured our key institutions, the word “Christmas” is now on par with a lower-grade racial slur.

People laugh at the idea of a war on Christmas. Well, here’s Exhibit A. When a reporter at a taxpayer-funded outlet is apologizing for even using the word “Christmas”, something’s wrong. Even the most non-offensive mention of the Christian holiday is now seen by the chattering left as taboo.

Ed, meanwhile, deconstructs Totenberg’s larger point about inconsistency in spending.



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