'What a load'! S.E. Cupp called out as 'such a hypocrite' for this BS defense of Mika Brzezinski

As Twitchy told you, yesterday on “Morning Joe,” Mika Brzezinski asked if Mike Pompeo is “a patriot speaking, or just a wannabe-dictator’s butt boy?” Brzezinski issued a half-assed Twitter apology:

Totally agree with you -SUPER BAD choice of words .. I should have said “water boy”… like for football teams or something like that.. apologize to @SenatorDurbin too! SO SORRY! https://t.co/zIqsGdK3Tk

— Mika Brzezinski (@morningmika) December 12, 2018

It didn’t fool us, but apparently it was good enough for S.E. Cupp:

I HATE homophobic slurs of any kind. And I believe this was one meant to demean and degrade, the way slurs always do. But I also believe @morningmika didn’t actually mean to disparage our gay friends. Hopefully, it’s a learning experience. https://t.co/18MyHqSJiy

— S.E. Cupp (@secupp) December 13, 2018

Now, who out there actually believes Cupp would be even remotely as generous with a Republican or conservative pundit who referred to a Democrat as “a wannabe dictator’s butt boy”? Anyone? Anyone?

Oh shut up, if a conservative pundit said it you would be outraged.

— Owen (@owenxmzee) December 13, 2018

Don’t give her cover! If it were a conservative pundit who had said this their careers would be in question if not over.

— Dudebro (@davethewave10) December 13, 2018

Not buying it. If this came out of Martha MacCallum about John Kerry…?

— Jimmy D (@JimmyDrenn) December 13, 2018

Why do liberals always get the benefit of the doubt @secupp?! If it were an anchor on Fox News like @TuckerCarlson you and everyone else in the media would be calling for a boycott of his advertisers and for him to resign. The double standard is glaring!

— Chris Beck (@chris_beck7) December 13, 2018

Would a fellow conservative get the same benefit of the doubt? What if Hannity had said that? Or Glenn Beck? Is it still just a slip, or does it then become "a window into their soul"?

— Brad Wuhs (@bradwuhs) December 13, 2018

Funny how you protect your own. You would be all over this if @IngrahamAngle or any other Fox person on Fox said this and you know it!

— Diane Nawn (@DianeNawn) December 13, 2018

She knows it. We all know it.

Bull

— Doug Neely (@Divot1000) December 13, 2018

BS, and you know better.

— decano23 (@cuinmass451) December 13, 2018

A learning experience? A fricking learning experience? What is she 10? That expression implies a naïveté where none exists in order to minimize the severity of an action that is found unacceptable. It is a stupid expression and excuses nothing!

— albert thai (@washbar) December 13, 2018

Hypocrite

— ball-striker 06 (@fhollandjr) December 13, 2018

You’re such a hypocrite. Your interpretation of an insult is based on your allegiance to the the person making the insult. ?‍♂️

— Joe (@hemitruck1234) December 13, 2018

Show me where you forgave anyone else on the right Ms cupp, or simply admit you're a hypocrite

— JP is All In (@jimiscalling) December 13, 2018

Two sets of rules.

— FNU LNU (@head_detective) December 13, 2018

Stop excusing her bad behavior.

— Michelle (@michnic70) December 13, 2018

Apparently bad behavior’s only bad when Republicans or conservatives do it.

In other words, It is perfectly acceptable, even encouraged, when referring to a Republican.

— Deb Ramey (@ramey_deb) December 13, 2018

As long as she is trying demean and degrade President Trump or his advisers.

— Pat andrews (@Broncoinseattle) December 13, 2018

Those on the left always get a break because they really didn't mean it. It was just a mistake and hopefully a learning experience. Bottom line, she knows better and said it anyway knowing she will get a pass.

— Marcie Scott (@nc_marcie) December 13, 2018