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Worst Line Of The Year

Camile Paglia has produced the worst line in the history of pop journalism when reporting on the quest to find a version of female Viagra:
The implication is that a new pill, despite its unforeseen side effects, is necessary to cure the sexual malaise that appears to have sunk over the country.
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While I'm not sure any reporting on the quest to find a female Viagra could be respectable, I'm somewhat appalled at Paglia's generalization of what is an incredibly personal and subjective issue. It speaks volumes about the extent to which leftist feminists are willing to go to justify problems that only exist in their own little worlds.

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