Michelle Malkin criticized Rachael Ray’s scarf.
Posted on May 29, 2008
Rachael Ray in the controversial ad for Dunkin’ Donuts.
Rachael Ray had a contract with Dunkin’ Donuts. She was the company spokeswoman. She was asked to make an advertisement. The ad was misconstrued as having omniscient meanings.
Rachael was dressed according to the requirements of her stylist. She was told what to do and say. When the ad was released to the public, it caught the attention of Michelle Malkin.
Michelle worked as a contributor for Fox News. She commented that in the Dunkin Donuts ad, Rachael wore a scarf that resembled a kiffiyeh. A kiffiyeh was a headscarf worn by Muslim men and some terrorists. Michelle suggested that there could be a link between the scarf, and other sublime messages.
Dunkin’ Donuts was deeply embarrassed. It had been promoting itself as a wholesome American image so it decided to drop using the ad.
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Source: msnbc.
3 comments
It is a copy of the terrorist scarf and everyone knows it.
Ok, we are getting a bit ridiculous here. Its a fashion scarf, in what appears to be a classic paisley print!!!! Stop reading subversive messages into everything! And shame on you Dunkin Donuts for not defending the innocent image of the spokeswoman you chose!
you have got to be kidding, it’s a scarf! she’s not wearing it on her head for pete’s sake. give the woman a break!