October 20, 2021

Katie Couric has written a Tell All, to tell us all who she is. But we already know.

Despite her perkiness, Couric has carried water for the Democrat Party for a long time. She even received the Walter Cronkite Award for humiliating a vice presidential candidate -- a woman -- Sarah Parlin when she didn't have to. But she did.

So when she disclosed that she was really a Mean Girl, it wasn't surprising. 

Couric said she edited out Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg's comments in a 2016 interview to "protect" RBG, and said the sitting Justice "was elderly and might not have understood the question," but it was really because her opinion was one that Couric didn't like.

It didn't fit Democrat talking points.

Justice Ginsburg said taking a knee for the national anthem as a protest against racism "showed contempt for a government that has made it possible for their parents and grandparents to live a decent life." Sounds okay.

What Couric was really was afraid of was that Ginsburg's opinion would endear her to conservatives, and alienate liberals, and she couldn't let that happen.

Hang tough.