Not surprisingly, in recent months Mother Jones has published several odes to food stamps. One, “The Hidden Benefits of Food Stamps,” makes the preposterous claim that food stamps improve the health of Americans and the U.S. economy.
The hippy-fueled magazine Mother Jones that helped torpedo Mitt Romney’s campaign wants your tax dollars to fund its crusade for the radical transformation of American society.
Specifically, the extremist, George Soros-funded rag that published the story of Romney’s ill-received “47 percent” comments is counseling its interns to apply for taxpayer-funded food stamps so they can survive their voluntary servitude in ultra-expensive San Francisco. The locus of latte liberalism where the muckraking publication is headquartered has the highest rents in the nation.
In a feature story about how rotten left-of-center magazines are to their interns, left-winger Charles Davis reports at Vice:
One former MJ intern who spoke to me on the condition of anonymity told me they “slept on an air mattress for six months while I worked there because I couldn’t afford a real one.” Another former intern said, “During our first meeting with HR at Mother Jones, we were advised to sign up for food stamps.”
Of course they were.
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