Right Angle’s Stephen Green asks, “Why is the progressive left so ugly inside and out? They really want to impose their will, and that will is really an ugly sight to see.” Join Green, Bill Whittle and Scott Ott, as they dissect the increasing “Hate America” narrative emanating from the lefties.
While most of us confront real-life issues every day, uber-liberal NPR is more concerned with how Americans are allegedly struggling with what color emoji they should use in texts and other social media. Talk about the theater of the absurd!
Vee Monro says it shows how subversive and untruthful these ideologs are. In the beginning, it was all about tolerance, he says, then it turned to equality. “I don’t know what could be more equal than the internet, or at least how the internet used to be,” he argues. “They talk about marginalized voices, but how can you marginalize if you don’t even know the person is a minority?” Here’s more of his analysis.
Milo Yiannopoulos says: “I spent an hour with NPR talking about my new book, DANGEROUS. Broadcast deadlines have repeatedly come and gone and it has become obvious they have no intention of ever broadcasting it. Any guesses why that might be?”
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The news media has espoused some truly bizarre theories regarding the possible motives of the Boston Marathon bombers. But NPR Correspondent Dina Temple-Raston takes the cake by citing all the reasons that righties love terrorizing Americans in April, not the least of which — to observe Adolf Hitler’s birthday!
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