We have had to hear ad infinitum the whines coming from the MAGAs, mostly the women MAGA members. If one has trouble imagining women supporting Trump, just picture a Kayleigh McEnany or a Sarah Huckabee-Sanders because, obviously, those are the women who were “slighted” by Vogue, thus slighting all MAGA women, or something like that.

Even before our quotes, we are forced to remind ourselves that Vogue remains a private company that is actually under no big government forcing it to put in its bodies and… No, wait – that’s the vaccine argument. Vogue is a private entity that is entirely free to pretend that the women in the Trump administration didn’t exist. In fact, Vogue was perfectly free to have an unflattering cartoonish cover and faux-interview of the women.

Why do these people feel entitled to a Vogue cover and interview!

Conservatives have hit out at Vogue magazine for publishing an interview with Joe Biden’s press secretary, Jen Psaki, and accused the title of ignoring Melania Trump and other Trump women.

While several female figures served in Donald Trump’s administration, the influential title was accused of largely avoided interviewing the former first lady or Ms Psaki’s predecessor in the briefing room, Kayleigh

Fox & Friends co-host Rachel Campos-Duffy alleged that Vogue had “failed” its readers “by deliberately ignoring the most consequential fashion icon in the White House since Jackie O” — or rather, Ms Trump — “while laughably fawning over Jill Biden’s dull Talbots look.”

“Likewise, politics and hate for Trump and conservative women in particular, drove their decision to snub Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany,” added the Fox co-host, who described Ms Enany as “so demonstrably superior to Jen Psaki”.

Ugh, these people.

Breitbart editor Charlie Spierling was rather off put by Psaki being in Vogue, and tweeted, ““Kamala Harris, Jill Biden and now Jen Psaki already set for Vogue — Melania Trump, Kayley McEnany, Sarah Sanders snubbed”.”

And we’re the snowflakes?

Kamala Harris, Jill Biden an now Jen Psaki already set for Vogue — Melania Trump, Kayley McEnany, Sarah Sanders snubbed https://t.co/AQIL9zsYuA

— Charlie Spiering (@charliespiering) June 3, 2021

And if you get a chance, the Vogue piece on Psaki is an excellent read:

Vogue's profile of @PressSec is out:

"The first thing [Biden] said to me was 'We need to be aligned on tone,' or, really, he needs me to be aligned with him. He said, 'We are healing a country whose nerves have been frayed…' "https://t.co/zHBtm52IVe

— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) August 9, 2021