Others to fall foul of her uniquely entertaining, motormouthed, open-mouthed outrage include Jeremy Clarkson, Conservative welfare cuts, Caitlyn Jenner, the tampon tax, drama school, Rachel Dolezal, American gun laws and the Labour leadership race - "now open to animals, minerals and vegetables".
That revelation, in a sport only now coming to terms with the century-old reality that the men in charge of "clubs" are not just chairmen, but owners, has prompted open-mouthed outrage.
"It may make people on Wall Street or K Street nervous, but the rest of us who want the internet free and open are outraged that they're undoing these basic protections.
The initial spasms of shock and disbelief soon turned to open grief and outrage.
The failure to address it nationally has left the field wide open for this outrage, and we fear more to come.
"It's impossible to suffer such an outrage, open lies and inability to negotiate any longer … Our column with humanitarian aid is starting to move toward Luhansk," the statement said.
A wily operator like the justice secretary, Kenneth Clarke, must have known that such a flagrant attack on the principle that for justice to be served, it must also be open, would provoke outrage.Mr Clarke now acknowledges that his original plans were far too broad.
Comments range from open disbelief to outrage.
The advantage of this line of argument is that it faithfully reflects a central motivation for open borders: the outrage provoked by the huge inequalities between North and South and rich countries' role in perpetuating this situation.
Public outrage opened the door to the recall that led to Arnold Schwarzenegger becoming governor.
