The censorious left

 Stephen Kruiser:

Put very mildly, Republicans and Democrats aren’t playing very nice with each other anymore. In case the owner of the last pair of rose-colored glasses in America is reading this, I want to make it clear to him or her that there won’t be a lighting of the unity between the two sides candle any time soon.

It should be fairly obvious by now to even a casual observer of politics that the Democrats’ endgame is to shut down all expression from the right side of the aisle. That’s what Joe Biden’s tantrum in Philly was about. On Tuesday, Paula wrote about Ohio Democratic Senate candidate Tim Ryan saying, “We have to kill and confront [the MAGA] movement,” to an MSNBC audience.

The Dems have a lot of weapons at their disposal in this effort. We’ve witnessed on multiple occasions the casual ease with which the Biden administration will weaponize the federal government to attack political opponents. Of course, their old friends in the mainstream media and new friends in social media are hard at work for them.

Facebook admitted to getting directives from the FBI and continues to play God about which content should be seen. Twitter will routinely red-flag PJ Media content with a “this link may not be safe” warning, all to keep the “rightwing extremist” false narrative alive.

This is something we deal with all day, every day. We tell the truth, get censored, then we’re eventually proven right. We fight back with hard work, facts, and, quite often, humor. Our trump card (yeah that was intentional) against the Democrats’ full-on assault against the First and Second Amendments is our VIP subscribers, who help us keep kicking you-know-what and taking names.

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The leftist media does not think it can win the debate when the other side has a voice in the fight. 

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