A writer for The Washington Post  went after Republicans for a surprising reason, a Republican proposal to plant a trillion trees. 

Bloomberg News clearly didn’t see any issue with celebrating foreign governments forcing businesses to adopt woke ESG standards while failing to mention that its own parent company is doing the same thing.

GOP presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy broke down some of the insidious abuses of the push for ESG investing on Fox Business last week.

On Thursday, Treasury Department Secretary Janet Yellen announced the appointment of a climate czar charged with using the “full force of the Treasury Department” to inflict the climate component of the Biden Administration’s environmental, social and governance (ESG) agenda on the U.S. financial system.

Fox News host Sean Hannity took a blowtorch to the management at Bud Light’s embattled parent company for letting their obsession with woke politics cost workers their jobs.

Repeatedly trying to slap lipstick on President Joe Biden’s ramshackled economy just got a lot harder for the presstitutes. Americans aren’t buying it.

Another New York Times columnist came to the defense of the failure that is Bidenomics.

Senator Mike Lee (R-UT) went scorched earth on the massive George Soros-affiliated machine that went after Justice Clarence Thomas.

The Washington Post is either too blinded by ineptitude to realize how bad President Joe Biden’s economy really is or is just content making pathetic attempts to deceive readers. 

OutKick founder Clay Travis laid into the woke hacks at Disney for a series of unforced rainbow mafia ideology-driven errors that have devastated the entertainment giant’s finances and future. 

The Washington Post cry-bully Taylor Lorenz did not hold back her extreme leftist complaining about Twitter’s new influencer payment program paying conservatives as well as liberals, and Twitter users did not hold back their criticism of her.

Vident Financial Chief Economist Jerry Bowyer called out BlackRock’s woke CEO who appears to be trying to rebrand his woke ESG investing strategies.

The New York Times' blowhard economics writer Paul Krugman apparently didn’t sense the stupidity in pontificating to readers about the supposed need to “politicize” the weather. Yes, you read that right.

“Everyday investors who rely on financial returns for their retirement savings bear the brunt” of the harm of the Biden Administration and activist investment firms prioritizing environmental, social and governance (ESG) political goals, Rep. Patrick McHenry (R-N.C.) warns.