Glenn Erwin

It's hard to feel sorry for Brittany, who is seen enjoying infinity pools in Thailand with coconut drinks, neck deep in the warm water, and boohooing about where she's at in her life. One of her opening lines was something about no longer working for the interests "rich, white men." This let me know I was in for the latest "treat" coming from the left's false and hateful narrative that blames Caucasian men for all of the ills in the world. It's the same hateful way the Nazis blamed Jews, Catholics, homosexuals, the disabled and elderly for all their nation's woes back in the 1930's. I continued watching, just to see what the other people in the story had to say, and found it predictable and congruent with the current false narrative. Brittany reminds me of some of these opportunistic women who had no problem sleeping their way to the top, until their interests no longer met the requirements of their bosses, did stupid stuff to get cast away from the "inner circles" and/or simply unscupulously sold out, only to jump on the #metoo wagon, crying victim all the way, collecting the interest the unfair rules of gynocentrism grants them. I watched about half of it, and then stopped. I skimmed all the way to the predictable ending. Look, I have family in politics. I can tell from accounts and election after the election that it's war, it's dirty, and most likely not going to change anytime soon. Crying that you didn't bring the biggest weapon to the battlefield yields no sympathy here. As much as they "blow the whistle," they never mention how much Brittany made working for Cambridge Analytica, continues to get, or what sort of package she left with before selling everyone out but herself. I suggest skipping it and binge watching something more worthwhile.