Communism

ABC’s recent history of blaming the United States, and especially the Trump administration, and not communism for Cuba’s ongoing economic disaster continued on Saturday’s Good Morning America as reporter Alex Presha and guest co-host Rachel Scott blamed American sanctions instead. Unfortunately, this time, they were also joined by CBS Saturday Morning and White House reporter…

Most of the time Comedy Central’s The Daily Show is a reliably liberal show, but on Thursday, host Jordan Klepper decided to shake things up a little bit and become a communist show when he did his best Hasan Piker impression and welcomed writer, director, and self-described communist Boots Riley to promote his new movie that promotes shoplifting.

The media hall monitors have feasted on CBS’s hardships while covering the Trump-Xi summit from Taiwan. However, this hasn’t deterred Evening News anchor Tony Dokoupil from delivering banger after banger on commentary to close out the newscasts.

It was a classic Morning Joe setup on Thursday: tee up a far-left Democrat to blast China’s unfair trade practices--then watch him pivot straight into a sweeping central-planning agenda for America.

ABC recently sent reporter Whit Johnson down to Cuba to interview Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez that aired on Friday’s Good Morning America. Somehow, Johnson never mentioned the words “communism” or “socialism” when detailing the island’s economic woes but did allow Rodriguez to uncritically spew about “genocide” amid the “dangerous path” the Trump administration has chosen.

CNN founder Ted Turner died on Wednesday at 87, and plenty of the reaction appropriately revolved around his reputation as a businessman and innovator, but The Situation Room co-anchor Wolf Blitzer recalled a 2010 trip to North Korea where he mused that Turner and CNN could be used to further world peace. The problem for Blitzer was that he was also the anchor on September 19, 2005,…

Are America’s college students doing to themselves what the Chinese Communist state does to its citizens? An Ivy League professor — an old-fashioned liberal who actually cares about free speech — recently warned me about what’s happening in classrooms like his. He encourages class discussion of the great books he teaches in class — but students are afraid to speak, not because they’re afraid…

Once prosperous, Cuba now faces severe shortages, with ration books offering little as store shelves sit empty. While AP covers the hardship, it avoids mentioning the main cause: decades of communism. Once abundant goods have vanished, leaving Cubans to struggle in a crumbling socialist system where even basic items must often be bought with U.S. dollars.

When George Orwell wrote Animal Farm, he set out to tell an allegorical retelling of the Russian Revolution and the dangers of communism, Stalinism, and collectivism. However, actor and director Andy Serkis’s recent adaptation sought to make capitalism the problematic system, and he joined weekday host Vladimir Duthiers on CBS Saturday Morning to promote it.

The internet may have just provided a crucial window into understanding why George Soros would pour tens of millions from his ungodly fortune into radical groups that have a penchant for engaging in communist-style protests against — *checks notes* — billionaires. 

Sorry Rachel Maddow, but radical lefties thumping their chests about protests advocating “workers over billionaires” while getting funding from America’s most notorious billionaire is the most contradictory antithesis of “grassroots.”

The typically arrogant liberal comedian Bill Maher finally took the red pill and realized that much of the socialist bloviating against the bourgeoisie on the issue of taxes is a load of bunk. 

The New York Times that is platforming the advocacy of petty theft from the Left. On their podcast “The Opinions,” they brought on another Marxist-informed dilettante named Hasan Piker. Their headline: “The Rich Don’t Play by the Rules. So Why Should I? Why petty theft might be the new political protest.”

We viewed NBC’s hyped announcement of a Kristen Welker interview with Cuban dictatorship puppet Miguel Díaz Canel with dread expecting very little in the way of tough questions, a lot of uninterrupted regime propaganda, and a nonzero percentage of obsequiousness. We regret to inform you that we were not wrong.