Keeping Up with Kim Kardashian's Presidential Preferences

Celebutard Kim Kardashian seems to be conflicted about her choices for President in 2016.  At first, Kim Kardashian was all in for Democrat Presidential nominee Hillary Clinton (D-NY). But after chatting with her stepfather Bruce ("Call Me Caitlyn")  Jenner, Kardashian claims that she is now on the fence and may vote for Republican Presidential . Sure.

Apparently, Kim Kardashian has forgiven Trump for his honest ejaculation on Howard Stern's radio program. The Manhattan real estate mogul turned reality television star now starring in "Who Wants to Be President?" offered aesthetic impressions of Kim Kardashian's gluteus maximus.  

But if Trump wins the White House, will her support of her Celebrity Apprentice Boss be endangered by the high spirited candidacy of her husband Kanye West in 2020?

George Pataki Comes Out of Social Media to Defend Caitlyn (ne Bruce) Jenner

 What a way for a Republican Presidential candidate like former Governor George Pataki (R-NY)  to attract attention.  Pataki took to social media to indirectly criticize former Governor Mike Huckabee's (R-AR) snarky cultural comment and allying with a celebrity celebrating his/her transgender metamorphosis.

 Somehow, this seems even less likely to score with the Republican base than Senator Rand Paul implying that the GOP was responsible for ISIS. While Huckabee's flippant comment may mock, it does so to bolster a broader theme about defending traditional values, offers a reductio ad absurdum over the California transgender bathroom choice law and shows a sense of humor.  Pataki's comments seem steeped in political correctness, play upon celebutard worship and seem desperate for attention.

If Bruce Jenner wanted to preserve his dignity and be a positive role model, perhaps he should have avoided posing for Playgirl in 1982 or not starred on E! television's Keeping Up with the Kardashians or allowed himself to be exploited by the media as he finalizes his transgendering process.

Civility is a much needed quality in public discourse and unwarranted ad hominem insults ought to be avoided. But it is distressing that a conservative governor like George Pataki would be afraid to allow anyone to voice opinions on behaviors that are contrary to their own druthers.