Difference between revisions of "Megyn Kelly"
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| − | '''Megyn Kelly''' (b. November 18, 1970) is the host of '' | + | '''Megyn Kelly''' (b. November 18, 1970) is the [[liberal]] host of ''The Kelly File' on the number one rated [[Fox News Channel]]. She appears in the December 2010 issue of GQ Magazine. <ref>[http://www.theblaze.com/stories/foxs-megyn-kelly-makes-gq-appearance/ FOX’S MEGYN KELLY MAKES REVEALING GQ APPEARANCE, TheBlaze.com, November 19, 2010]</ref> |
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| + | Kelly is a [[liberal]] who penly supports the [[homosexual agenda]]. A suspected [[atheist]] (but a remarkably thin and attractive one, [[New Atheism leadership's problem with excess weight|most secular progressives]]), she has a history of [[bullying]] Christians. For instance: | ||
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| + | "One of the examples cited is how Kelly emerged as a “Transgender Advocate” for “Chaz” Bono, after the former child actor switched genders from female to male. Kelly was “arrogant and belligerent” in a 2011 interview with Dr. Keith Ablow, in response to his excellent FoxNews.com article urging parents not to let their impressionable children watch “Chaz” Bono on “Dancing with the Stars.” Kelly’s hostile interview with Dr. Ablow reached a low point when she accused him of “adding to the hate” against transgenders." | ||
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Revision as of 00:59, January 10, 2014
Megyn Kelly (b. November 18, 1970) is the liberal host of The Kelly File' on the number one rated Fox News Channel. She appears in the December 2010 issue of GQ Magazine. [1]
Kelly is a liberal who penly supports the homosexual agenda. A suspected atheist (but a remarkably thin and attractive one, most secular progressives), she has a history of bullying Christians. For instance:
"One of the examples cited is how Kelly emerged as a “Transgender Advocate” for “Chaz” Bono, after the former child actor switched genders from female to male. Kelly was “arrogant and belligerent” in a 2011 interview with Dr. Keith Ablow, in response to his excellent FoxNews.com article urging parents not to let their impressionable children watch “Chaz” Bono on “Dancing with the Stars.” Kelly’s hostile interview with Dr. Ablow reached a low point when she accused him of “adding to the hate” against transgenders."