What?!  It’s not a funny joke?!  Could it possibly be that Sarah Mowrey’s jokes are, well…offensive?!  Maybe mocking minorities isn’t such a good idea for the comedy wannabe Sarah Mowrey?!  Maybe mocking a Chinese gay and laughing about pedophilia really is the wrong idea and goes against Progressive ideas?!

I’m not sure what’s going on, but one thing is certain, Mowrey is on the defense.  Again.  She just made all her Youtube videos private.  But not before I downloaded a few– including the one where she makes fun of a Chinese gay man telling him– you’re “scum of the earth” a “horrible person” and finishes the video with an eery– “Jesus is gonna have his revenge.  That’s what he’s gonna do.”

Is Mowrey serious? Who knows– but it isn’t the kind of joke I would laugh at. It’s insulting.  As a matter of fact, her boss Pat Davis has demanded the resignations of numerous conservatives (even a state Representative) for less inflammatory comments that were obscure and out of context.

As to whether this is a big deal or not?!  Even a pro-LGBT feminist and progressive liberal Twitter user thought Sarah Mowrey was rather insensitive and objected to Mowrey’s “jokes” which she believes regularly use “slurs” to make the punchline.

I guess with a leader who drives drunk, a communication director who uses illegally obtained sources and a “Social media specialist” who “jokes” using crass, rude and offensive insults from her work Twitter account, ProgressNow New Mexico’s credibility and influence has reached an all-time low.

Imagine it– now whenever Mowrey tweets from her work account with a disclaimer about jokes, followers will ask, “Is she serious?”… Or is this another joke laced with insults favoring child molestation? Or a nasty Abraham Lincoln sex with slaves joke? Or another slur at Chinese gays? Or some other new, offensive hate-filled slur?! Credibility?! Mowrey’s credibility is loooong gooonnne…

Friday, I reported how ProgressNow New Mexico’s Social Media Specialist Sarah Mowrey referred to a House Committee aide as a “b*tch” (read story below).  Less than an hour after I published my blogpost she deleted her work Twitter account.

Then I discovered her personal Twitter account, which she also deleted minutes after my mention of it.  But not before I made a file of thousands of tweets (numerous of which are offensive) and had taken many screenshots.

 

Mowrey later “unsuspended” her Twitter accounts and posted a worthless apology that is rather hard to take seriously:

Apparently ProgressNow New Mexico’s executive director Pat Davis believes that calling offensive conduct a “joke” is the best way to get out of facing the music for one’s actions.

 

 

Last I wrote about Mowrey in greater detail– that blogpost can be read here.