Woke Narratives and Manufactured Scandals
It must be exhausting to be Sonny Hostin. Every morning she wakes up, scans the headlines, and ponders her next twist. She’s got one goal: “How can I spin this into a racism scandal?” This week’s stunt? Trying to blow up a case against Pete Hegseth—a decorated Army vet and staunch Trump ally. There’s nothing here but a weak hit job. No secrets leaked. No crimes committed. Just another contrived frenzy by those desperate to derail Trump’s America First agenda.
Hostin claims that when Trump takes a swipe at Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin—who happens to be Black—it’s proof of racism. Meanwhile, Austin literally went AWOL for four days, disappearing without a word to the President or the Pentagon. And then there’s Hegseth’s so-called scandal: a jumble of unclassified texts and Deep State meddling. For Hostin and her crew, the facts never matter. They push a narrative where accountability is racist if aimed at a Democrat, but it’s “justice” when it targets a conservative.
To his credit, Pete Hegseth didn’t hide. He called out the sham investigation for what it truly was—a politically motivated hit job by bureaucrats more interested in leaking to CNN than doing their jobs. Meanwhile, Hostin keeps spinning her tale, insisting that Republicans are evil racists and painting Democrats as eternal victims. It’s the same tired routine: Ignore the facts, scream “racism,” and hope the audience is too drunk on Chardonnay to notice.
Even Hollywood legend Morgan Freeman gets it. When asked about ending racism, he said bluntly: “Stop talking about it.” He isn’t a conservative, but he knows that constant race-baiting just divides us. Instead of focusing on what unites us, figures like Hostin need these manufactured crises to sell their brand. Without them, there’d be real debates about the issues that matter.
Every time the left shouts “racism” over nothing, they cheapen the word. They silence genuine victims and train us to tune out. If everything is racist, then nothing is. This isn’t just dishonest—it’s dangerous. It fans the flames of division, kills honest debate, and distracts us from real issues like the border crisis, inflation, rising crime, and the Biden administration’s constant blunders.
While the liberal media flails and concocts these race-baiting scandals, President Trump stands firm. He’s out there fighting for accountability, secure borders, and a military that serves Americans—not woke bureaucrats. The media’s obsession with making everything about race is a weak substitute for addressing real problems. And guess what? The American people aren’t buying it.
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