O’Reilly Does Not Approve of Aniston’s No-Man Stance
Fox News stalwart and self-styled culture warrior Bill O'Reilly briefly shifted his focus away from Lady Gaga on Tuesday to fixate upon Jennifer Aniston and her blasphemous ideas about single parenting.Fox News stalwart and self-styled culture warrior Bill O’Reilly briefly shifted his focus away from Lady Gaga on Tuesday to fixate upon Jennifer Aniston and her blasphemous ideas about single parenting, declaring her ideas “destructive to society” and distinctly un-dad-friendly. Meanwhile, Aniston got a little free publicity for her new movie. –KA
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