Fox News has now canceled Lou Dobbs, conservative host of a popular nightly program on Fox Business News. When news stations begin canceling popular hosts, you know they are not responding to the usual market conditions, but instead, pushing forward with rampant political censorship.
This has become a hallmark of Fox News since they retained Paul Ryan, former Speaker of the House, as a board member. How do we characterize Paul Ryan? A discredited weasel who is almost as dirty and crooked as the upper-echelon Democratic leaders like Nancy Pelosi or Chuck Schumer. He’s part of an anachronistic, American political class that needs to be weeded out, like a patch of poison ivy.
We wish Lou Dobbs the best of luck. We hope he lands somewhere else to carry on the good fight. If not, at least he went out in style, holding his head high and not giving in to chumps like Ryan.
Fox News and Fox Business News will no longer remain trustworthy or believable sources, now that they remain in the hands of Paul Ryan as well as the scum-sucking class of journalists he seems to have engendered, like Bret Baier or Chris Wallace. This confirms: Time to move along and seek out more credible, alternative sources.
Why did Paul Ryan strike against Lou Dobbs? Probably has something to do with Dobbs’ recent call for Mitt Romney and Mitch McConnell to be impeached as support has collapsed for another Senate trial of former President Donald Trump. Here’s more from Steve Turley.
Even North Korea — officially known as the DPRK or Democratic People’s Republic of Korea — took a jab at Fox News. Saps!
Listen to Brian Stelter, CNN’s chief media correspondent, advocating censorship. Of course, Stelter never calls it censorship. Instead, he beats around the bush, advocating conservatives get silenced, but never calling it censorship. In other words, he’s so typical of the Leftist pundits. He’s trying to preserve the delusion that what he’s pushing isn’t amoral. More from Sinatra Says.
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