Tina Brown's Newsweek continues to leave news for infotainment. The Grifter on this week's cover.

[onehandle]

SHE'S NOT RUNNING, MORONS!

[soupkitchen]

1. Now if the headline said, "I Can Wink"

I wouldn't argue too much.

[hatrack]

2. "I Can Quit, Too!"

:puke:

[otohara]

14. Perfect

:yourock:

[flamingdem]

3. I wonder if Sidney Harmon would have approved

when he bought it before his death I had a glimmer of hope for Newsweek... sigh

[CTyankee]

15. I DO like the fact that she includes a section on art news. I think that is an improvement.

But this cover is gross. Just gross.

[babylonsister]

4. Unrec, because she ain't even running, and Tina and whatshername

are both not running. :bounce: But consider this a kick of love. :D

[EffieBlack]

5. Oh, good Lord . . .

How can this woman ever go away if the media keeps obsessing over her?

[onehandle]

6. I expect there to be 'will she run' covers for 2016 too.

The media will not learn their lesson.

[boxman15]

7. Tina Brown's Newsweek covers are truly terrible.

They are all tabloidy and feature non-important newsmakers. I'm kind of sick of it, as a Newsweek subscriber.

That being said, I do love the new design and the stories that matter are still in the magazine. They are still some great reports and pieces of analysis on politics, world affairs, etc. The cover stories more often than not are fluff pieces, though.

[66 dmhlt]

8. Where's her wedding ring? Or doesn't she ever wear one?

[onehandle]

9. A subtle hint to males that they might have a chance.

The pictorial at Newsweek features her boobs prominently in all of the shots.

[toddwv]

11. No flag lapel pin either...

what is she some anti-American commie or wut?

[Silent3]

17. Her ring is on her real finger, not on the finger of the figure model...

...onto whom her face was Photoshopped. :)

[Raine1967]

10. So you remember the time she said Newsweek was sexist?

http://thinkprogress.org/media/2011/07/11/264916/palin-poses-for-magazine-she-once-called-sexist/

The latest issue of Newsweek features a cover of former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin (R) with the title “I Can Win.” Palin’s decision to pose for the magazine is ironic given that just two years ago, she chastised the magazine for doing a different cover story about her. In November 2009, Palin called Newsweek’s cover of her in runner’s shorts “sexist” and “degrading.” She probably also wasn’t thrilled that the story was captioned “How Do You Solve A Problem Like Sarah?” But now that the magazine’s title is more flattering, Palin seems to be more amenable to publicity from the “lamestream media“:

[Ikonoklast]

12. Win what, you shallow twit?

Lookin' a little rough there, Sarah.

[Guy Whitey Corngood]

13. I was looking at one of their issues the other day at the drug store. It looks like a comic book. nt

[okieinpain]

16. just face it sex sells. n/t.

[high density]

18. Or in this case, a small taste of vomit in your mouth NM

[okieinpain]

19. oh come on politics aside you know the woman looks good.

I think she's hot but I wouldn't vote for her.

[Safetykitten]

20. I, for one will not vote for a nipple-less leader.

[cliffordu]

21. I think I see the outline of the areola on her right breast - A subtle change in color....

Of course that's exactly what that pose and sweater and photograph REALLY want me to see whether it is really there or not.

[Safetykitten]

22. I think that's a dead blow-fly.

[cliffordu]

23. Well....

:rofl:

[Guy Whitey Corngood]

24. .

:spray: