Bill Maher Frames the Recent Washington Post Drama as Generational Warfare (Video)
thewrap.comread more about it here.Anyway, Maher recapped that situation. Naturally he thought the joke was at worst a throw-away gag, easily forgotten and an example of the huge amount of jokes that have been told about the differences between men and women.
He described the Washington Post as an “unlicensed day care center” that “went apes—” over this — and he argued that Somnez behaved unfairly and in bad faith.
He also castigated bosses at the Washington Post, saying they “folded like a Miami condo” by suspending Weigel.He said this continued “until the bell rang and they all went to 7th period,” at which point he began talking about this as a generational issue. “Note that I haven’t told you what age Felicia Somnez and her quarreling coworkers are.
Why? ‘Cause I didn’t have to. Because you can’t imagine someone my age, acting like this in an office.”From here you can likely fill in the blanks as far as Maher’s criticisms of Millennials goes, as he references many common complaints Boomers in particular make.
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