CNN's Campbell Brown Denounces McCain Camp for 'Sexist Treatment' of Palin

I've had it with Campbell Brown and all the other FemNazis berating and belittling Governor Palin via the MSM. I'm calling on Campbell Brown and her sisters in the FemNazi Movement to settle the hell down and get a giant clue. Are Campbell Brown and her hate-filled cohorts so lacking in common sense they're unaware the internet, specifically their own "news" organizations, have available on-line every word they say on-air?

From the above-linked article from NewsBusters, Campbell Brown goes off the deep end:

In just a moment, we're going to have the very latest on the negotiations and how they will affect you.

But, first, bear with me for a short rant on another subject, because, frankly, I have had it. And I know a lot of other women out there are with me on this. I have had enough of the sexist treatment of Sarah Palin. It has to end.

She was here in New York City today meeting with world leaders at the U.N. And what did the McCain campaign do? They tried to ban reporters from covering those meetings. And they did ban reporters from asking Governor Palin any questions.

Tonight, I call on the McCain campaign to stop treating Sarah Palin like she is a delicate flower that will wilt at any moment. This woman is from Alaska, for crying out loud. She is strong. She is tough. She is confident. And you claim she's ready to be one heartbeat away from the presidency.

If that is the case, then end this chauvinistic treatment of her now. Allow her to show her stuff. Allow her to face down those pesky reporters, just like Barack Obama did today, just like John McCain did today, just like Joe Biden has done on numerous occasions. Let her have a real news conference with real questions.

By treating Sarah Palin different from the other candidates in this race, you're not showing her the respect she deserves. Free Sarah Palin. Free her from the chauvinistic chains you're binding her with. Sexism in this campaign must come to an end.

Sarah Palin has just as much a right to be a real candidate in this race as the men do. So, let her act like one.

We're going to have more on Palin's cloistered day coming up in just a moment.

I wanted to know what Campbell Brown reported about Obama's closed-door, no-press-access Middle East and European tours.

The day Obama met with Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas and had dinner with Israeli Prime Minister Olmert and a day in which President Peres was effusive in his praise of Obama, there was no mention of what was said during the meetings, only a discussion about Obama's gaffe about Israel and Palestine. -- CNN Transcript, 23 Jul 08

On the day Obama met with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, Campbell had absolutely nothing to say about the meeting. Didn't even say "Angela Merkel" during her report that evening. -- CNN Transcript, 24 Jul 08

The next day, it was Paris and French President Sarkozy. Nothing was reported about the meeting between Obama and Sarkozy, nor is it mentioned it was a closed-door meeting. -- CNN Transcript, 25 Jul 08

Campbell Brown's "reporting" speaks volumes about her personal political agenda being made public.