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These “get out the vote” specials are starting to become my least favorite genre. It doesn’t take a political genius to realize that whenever these things tell us to “vote” they really mean to “vote Democrat.” Take the latest propaganda courtesy of Freeform, Kal Penn Approves This Message.

Trapped in a corner, desperate liberal mouthpieces in Hollywood have been looking for some last ditch hope that maybe some anti-Trump Republicans, like Senator Mitt Romney (R-UT) would provide a voice of reason and push off voting on Trump’s third SCOTUS nomination until after the election, but even that hope was in vain.

Cynthia Nixon, the famed star of Sex and the City and political activist, revealed the appalling problems plaguing post-Civil Rights movement America. “So much of the election of Donald Trump and the pandemic has exposed not only how deeply conservative a country we are, but how retrograde we are, particularly when it comes to white supremacy.”

Poor late night host Jimmy Kimmel hasn’t been able to catch a break in 2020. After being dragged this Summer for resurfaced images of him in blackface from earlier in his career, dealing with COVID-induced studio-production woes, and suffering the mental toll that all Hollywood lefties incur from living in Trump’s America, Kimmel oversaw one of the lamest primetime awards shows in TV history…

One team down, four to go. They neutered the Redskins, who now go about as the Washington Football team. Who’s next? Simon Moya-Smith called for the renaming of the Kansas City Chiefs, Chicago Blackhawks, Cleveland Indians and Atlanta Braves to prevent the “dehumanization and commodification of an entire race of people.”

We’re sure everyone at one point or another has experienced that combined feeling of frustration and almost amused disbelief that comes with dealing with someone so stupid and out-of-touch, yet so smug and condescending about their own stupidity.

Former NFL tight end Ben Watson and his wife Kirsten have released a pro-life documentary built on trying to generate a conversation between pro-life and pro-choice perspectives.

Over the weekend, professional athletes and sports writers ratcheted up debate over the social justice movement currently straining sports' place in the American culture. On the left, LeBron James and USA Today writer Jarrett Bell defended social justice protest, and on the right, ultimate fighter Colby Covington and Outkick's Jason Whitlock ridiculed it.

Touted as the first big televised awards event, the 72^nd Emmy Awards aired on September 20 on ABC. The host of the virtual event was late night show host Jimmy Kimmel.

ABC's presentation of the 72nd Emmy Awards on Sunday, September 20, was a cringe-fest of bad jokes and poor visuals, made worse by the lack of a live audience. One of the more awkward moments came when actor Anthony Anderson, star of the series Black-ish, presented an award for Best Limited Series.

Liberal Jimmy Kimmel is the host of this year's Emmy Awards, on ABC September 20. Considering this awards show is going on during COVID-19 shutdowns, Kimmel had a creative way of revealing that his audience wasn't really there, which, of course, had to involve a dig at Trump and his rallies.

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg passed away on Friday September 18 and Hollywood is freaking out at the thought that President Trump may get a third SCOTUS nomination during his first term in office.

Next to police brutality, voter suppression is the biggest topic among athletes right now. Carron J. Phillips, resident agitator at the Deadspin blog, revealed that the NCAA's 55 years of voter suppression since the Voting Rights Act became law in 1965 ended last week. This year the left-leaning association that governs college sports in the U.S. is banning college games and practices Nov. 3…

With professional sports fully captured, Black Lives Matter propaganda is now infiltrating public schools. Johnny can't read, but at two Seattle area public schools he can learn how to be an activist from one of the most radical athletes in history -- Colin Kaepernick.