“Former Arizona Rep. Gabby Giffords and her husband, Mark Kelly, firmly lamented gun violence as a women’s issue as their political action committee, Americans for Responsible Solutions, gears up to support candidates in the 2014 midterm elections,” thewire.com reports. In this case, it’s not the who or what – gun control is a women’s issue in many important ways (none of which the Giffords understand or acknowledge) – that matter. It’s the where they said it. “Giffords and Kelly visited the Hearst headquarters in New York on Monday morning to speak with Ellen Levine, editorial director of Hearst magazines.” Judging from the photo above . . .
Ms. Levine was more than a little sympathetic to the Giffords’ civilian disarmament crusade. Which means all of the magazines (remember magazines?) under her editorial thumb will aid the gun control duo in their efforts to spend someone else’s money to elect pro-gun control candidates.
Some might say it would be a good idea not to purchase said magazines until and unless Ms. Levine and her minions abandon their support for those who attack Americans’ natural, civil and Constitutionally protected right to keep and bear arms, but I couldn’t possibly comment. Save providing the following list of Hearst’s US magazines for your consideration. Click here for the rest of their portfolio.
Car and Driver
Cosmopolitan
Country Living
Dr Oz The Good Life
Elle
Esquire
Good Housekeeping
Harper’s Bazaar
House Beautiful
Marie Claire
O, The Oprah Magazine
Popular Mechanics
Red
Redbook
Seventeen
SmartMoney
Teen
Town & Country
Veranda