Oct 16, 2014: Salon: Rick Santorum’s creepy gift: Why his next run for president is weirdly positive
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July 8, 2014: RH Reality Check: Men’s Rights Conference Host Says Women Who Drink and Dance Are ‘Begging’ for Rape
However, Katie McDonough writes at Salon that “until the moment that he is alleged to have killed six women and men, Elliot Rodger was every bit the same as the other men who are defined by their resentment toward women and their sense of bitter victimization in the world.” July 7, 2014: Long Beach Post: OP-ED: Hobby Lobby Decision Was Absolutely Correct
“The religious owners of these companies have medically inaccurate ideas about contraception and abortion, and they now get to impose those ideas on the people who work for them.” – Salon.com’s Katie McDonough. May 23, 2014: Studio 360: Warning: This Class May Contain Literature
Katie McDonough, an assistant editor at Salon, defends the idea of trigger warnings on campus. Existing university policies don’t do enough to support trauma victims, she argues, and trigger warnings can help. 
ON THE RECORD: Mar 13, 2014: Katie Mcdonough wrote an article at Salon which states that "Melissa Harris-Perry is currently on leave from her dual posts at MSNBC and Tulane University in order to spend time with her newborn daughter and family, but she’s still doing her thing as America’s foremost public intellectual. " America's foremost public intellectual?? Harris-Perry promoted tampon earrings, compared Gitmo to American slaves, and told us that your kids belong to everyone? On what planet is she America's foremost intellectual? (SOURCE: "Melissa Harris-Perry on sexism, parenting and work: “We reproduce this fantasy of perfected motherhood”")
Feb 21, 2014: WND: Sex-obsessed lefty horrified by 'purity culture'
So goes the advice of one Katie McDonough, Salon.com assistant editor, fertile fount of millennial wisdom and – well – and whatever else. Jan 8, 2014: Culture and Media Institute: In Munoz Case, CBS’ O’Donnell Lone Media Voice for Life
Salon’s Katie McDonough chimed in, “Texas Family Describes “Pure Hell” of Being Forced to Keep their Loved One on Life Support.” |
Sept 20, 2013: Pete Free: The World’s Unreasoned Love Affair with Pope Francis — a Little Butter around the Margins Does Not Make a Bigoted Meal Tastier — Katie McDonough’s Critique Gets It Right
Katie McDonough cut through our admiring idiocy with her penetrating pen:
Katie McDonough cut through our admiring idiocy with her penetrating pen:
Sept 12, 2013: Bilgrimage: Katie McDonough on Why We Can't Take Away Zimmerman's Gun: The Patriarchal Context
At Salon today, Katie McDonough asks the right question about George Zimmerman, a question Mary O'Grady has asked here in a comment in the past several days: "What exactly does it take for a man with domestic abuse complaints and a fatal shooting to lose access to weapons?"
At Salon today, Katie McDonough asks the right question about George Zimmerman, a question Mary O'Grady has asked here in a comment in the past several days: "What exactly does it take for a man with domestic abuse complaints and a fatal shooting to lose access to weapons?"
Sept 12, 2013: Reapercussions: Stupid And The Daily Beast
The Daily Beast offered the following headline on Sept 10th- Richard Dawkins: Pedophilia’s OK it links to a Salon article by KATIE MCDONOUGH titled-
The Daily Beast offered the following headline on Sept 10th- Richard Dawkins: Pedophilia’s OK it links to a Salon article by KATIE MCDONOUGH titled-
Aug 14, 2013: Youtube: Ilyse Hogue Joins Panel Discussion on 20-week Abortion Bans on NOW With Alex Wagner
Ilyse Hogue, president of NARAL Pro-Choice America, joined a panel featuring Dr. Anne Davis of Physicians for Reproductive Health and Katie McDonough, assistant editor of Salon, on NOW with Alex Wagner to discuss 20-week abortion bans across the country, and their role in a larger anti-choice agenda to ban abortion.
Ilyse Hogue, president of NARAL Pro-Choice America, joined a panel featuring Dr. Anne Davis of Physicians for Reproductive Health and Katie McDonough, assistant editor of Salon, on NOW with Alex Wagner to discuss 20-week abortion bans across the country, and their role in a larger anti-choice agenda to ban abortion.
July 11, 2013: News Busters: Salon: States That Most Strictly Regulate Abortion Are ‘Most Dangerous Places To Be A Woman’
The article, written by Katie McDonough, was chock-full of pro-abortion rights language, starting with the opening sentence: “Lately, the preferred strategy for reproductive rights opponents in the United States seems to be: If you can’t beat Roe v. Wade, then simply regulate around it.”
The article, written by Katie McDonough, was chock-full of pro-abortion rights language, starting with the opening sentence: “Lately, the preferred strategy for reproductive rights opponents in the United States seems to be: If you can’t beat Roe v. Wade, then simply regulate around it.”
June 25, 2013: A Voice For Men: Taranto takes on the twitstorm
Over at Salon, Katie McDonough published her bizarre response (4) that begins with calling Taranto a “well-practiced troll” and attempting to prove it by linking to one of her own articles published in WSJ. Trolling happens when you put your fishing line in someone else’s pool. When he’s writing on his own site and you are going there to read it, you’re actually in his pool.
Over at Salon, Katie McDonough published her bizarre response (4) that begins with calling Taranto a “well-practiced troll” and attempting to prove it by linking to one of her own articles published in WSJ. Trolling happens when you put your fishing line in someone else’s pool. When he’s writing on his own site and you are going there to read it, you’re actually in his pool.
Apr 9, 2013: The Society Pages: His Biological Clock’s A-Ticking
However, men are actually just as baby-crazed, if not moreso, than their female counterparts, according to an article by Katie McDonough at Salon.com.
However, men are actually just as baby-crazed, if not moreso, than their female counterparts, according to an article by Katie McDonough at Salon.com.
