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MSNBC host advises us to follow her Thanksgiving lead: Stay home and 'cook a turkey for yourself, eat all of the mashed potatoes by yourself'

If there’s anybody joining certain over-reaching politicians in finger-pointing and scolding this holiday season, it’s the media. One of them is MSNBC’s Katy Tur, who had this advice for Thanksgiving:

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There’s a certain look of enjoyment that comes to the faces of some when they try to tell others how to behave.

Stay by yourself and eat a ton — and do it for your health!

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Tur isn’t alone. The media really wants you to do exactly what they say, or else:

We can’t help but wonder how many of these same people will have large holiday gatherings.

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