The New York Times published a hit story Wednesday about North Carolina gubernatorial candidate Mark Robinson’s wife Yolanda, while ignoring an explosive story about Doug Emhoff’s alleged abuse of women.

Vice President Kamala Harris’ husband is accused of abusive and misogynistic behavior toward women while he worked at a Los Angeles law firm from 2006 to 2017. According to to the Daily Mail. An even more explosive Daily Mail article reported that Emhoff assaulted his ex-girlfriend and the allegations have persisted ever since. rejected. Notably, Emhoff allegedly had an affair with his nanny and beat her to death. (Related: Flashback: Kamala’s husband lectures Americans on ‘toxic masculinity’ after allegedly having affair with children’s nanny)

But the New York Times understandably chooses to ignore these articles, or at least dig deeper into them. Because they are generally convenient for Ms. Harris and all other Democrats. All women believe, right? If Robinson had been accused of assaulting his ex-girlfriend, the New York Times, like all cable news and network programs, would have given the alleged victim a big, splashy interview. Dew. We all know how the media hyperventilates over anything remotely disparaging of Trump, Melania, or any former president’s past treatment of women.

No, the New York Times using Great investigative power to comb through Yolanda’s likes on social media and dig up dirt on her financial history since marrying her husband.

Let’s be honest, Mark Robinson is politically cooked. His campaign is little more than a skeleton camp, as many staffers resigned in the wake of the Nude Africa and transgender porn scandals. polls show him Lost by double digits. Here in North Carolina, I’ve heard from several conservative Republicans that they won’t vote for Robinson and will instead write a letter to a friend.

So why does The New York Times have Sauron’s Eye on Yolanda but not cover a serious story about the presidential candidate’s husband? Well, maybe it’s because of the sordid nature of the Nude Africa story I don’t know. This is essentially when I read about a right-wing politician from the South who was – reportedly – trolling the dark recesses of an underground porn site and making lewd comments, I was a little fascinated and a little… It’s clickbait for white liberal readers who might be excited. Slavery, women, etc. I won’t touch on here.

The only detail that really matters in this New York Times article is that Yolanda appears to be following the Daily Caller on Facebook.

“Much of the content on her Facebook profile is private, but her likes are public. This powerful list includes right-wing media outlets such as Breitbart and the Daily Caller. A group associated with the National Rifle Association. local chapters of the Tea Party and crisis pregnancy centers,” the newspaper reported.

Oh, I live in America, I confirmed.