Corporate Liberalism

Parler CEO John Matze slammed his Big Tech competitors following a congressional antitrust hearing, and said his site is doing its part to defend freedom of speech. In an interview with Fox Business host Maria Bartiromo, Matze gave his perspective on the antitrust hearing, and ripped Big Tech’s incessant habit of curating content.

HBO just wants the death of America as we know it, don’t they? Sure that may sound extreme, but how else would you see it when they’re promoting special evening TV specials hosted by National anthem-protesting lesbian soccer player Megan Rapinoe and featuring guests like Alexandria “Abolish The Police” Ocasio-Cortez, and America-hating “1619 Project” creator Nikole Hannah-Jones?

While ViacomCBS has fired MTV host Nick Cannon for his anti-white and anti-Semitic comments, The Fox Network has decided to let the racist and host of it’s flagship gameshow, The Masked Singer, keep his job, claiming that he “inadvertently” spread hate.

The New York Times’ gross double standards on what constitutes acceptable opinion has been demonstrated once again. An opinion piece from Republican Sen. Tom Cotton  called for military troops to be deployed to quell the rioting that accompanied the protests over George Floyd's killing. Cotton’s essay caused a “woke” staff revolt, with bizarre accusations that the…

Cancel Culture doesn’t exist, at least according to a letter attempting to stomp on criticism of the tactic. The letter, reinforcing leftist dogma, was signed by a member of the Facebook Oversight Board.

Univision, a radical immigration advocacy PAC with a broadcast license seeking government permission to become a foreign-owned entity exercising undue influence in our electoral process, has sided with the mobs seeking to erase not just American history, but America itself.

Four years ago, Univision asked for (and received) a rule waiver from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), allowing Televisa to expand its stake in the network beyond the 25% limit established by law. Shortly after announcing its proposed sale to a new investor group, Univision quietly asked the FCC to change its rules yet again, this time in order to allow 100% foreign ownership.…

If ever there were doubts that Univision is an activist organization passing itself off as a journalistic entity, then look no further than its reporting on the jobs report for June 2020.

In between all the chaos and unrest in the streets and the virus from China preoccupying Americans’ brains, it might be easy to forget about Hidin’ Joe Biden and just how terrible a candidate he is. But not for Luke Skywalker actor Mark Hamill, who is reportedly hosting a virtual fundraiser for the 77-year-old gaffe machine.

In a country where corporate liberal pandering to violent mobs is the new trend in business, one CEO decided to stand on principle and go against the tide. MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell has refused to join companies like T-Mobile in pulling advertising from Fox News’s Tucker Carlson Tonight following Carlson's rebuke of the leftist Black Lives Matter movement. Lindell told Newsweek:

The New York Times right-leaning columnist Ross Douthat used his perch for a long piece about the paper’s recent ideological meltdown over an op-ed from a Republican senator: “The Tom Cotton Op-Ed and the Cultural Revolution -- How liberalism, and the liberal media, are changing before our eyes.” He kills the Times with kindness.

Dare to criticize the leftist Black Lives Matter movement and advertisers will treat you like a pariah.

The nation’s largest Spanish-media news outlet engaged today in an amazing bit of sleight of hand and sophistry, aimed at shielding its viewers from discovering both the extent of the mayhem occurring at Seattle’s Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone (CHAZ for short) and the existence of organized far-left violence.

The cultural revolution marches onward, encouraging weak-minded public figures to denounce themselves or change up their image because a vocal minority of their lefty fans might find something to be offended by. Country group Lady Antebellum recently announced that they would be changing their band name to Lady A to distance themselves from pre-civil war history.