Another Liberal PR Stunt: Leftist CNN Hypes Philippines’ Teen Skier as Some Kind of Historic Figure
Oh, look! CNN is breathlessly celebrating a 17-year-old from the Philippines as some kind of groundbreaking athlete. Tallulah Proulx is being hailed as the “first woman” to represent the Philippines in the Winter Olympics—as if that’s some kind of monumental achievement. Please. This is just another example of the liberal media manufacturing heroes out of thin air to push their globalist agenda.
Let’s be real: the Winter Olympics are dominated by countries with actual winter climates, not tropical paradises like the Philippines. But leave it to the Democrats and their media allies to turn this into a sob story about “representation” and “breaking barriers.” Meanwhile, real American athletes who train their entire lives in freezing conditions get overshadowed by these manufactured narratives.
And don’t even get me started on the timing. With President Trump leading America to greatness again, the left is desperately trying to distract us with feel-good stories about international athletes. They can’t stand the fact that Trump is putting America first, so they’re shilling for anyone who isn’t American.
CNN, of course, is all too happy to play along. They’re the same network that spreads fake news about Trump and pushes radical leftist propaganda. Now they’re using this teen skier to push their globalist, anti-American agenda. It’s pathetic.
Here’s a newsflash for CNN: Americans don’t care about the Philippines’ first female Winter Olympian. We care about our own country, our own athletes, and our own greatness. And under President Trump, America is already winning on the world stage—no manufactured heroes needed.
So, let’s stop pretending this is some kind of historic moment. It’s just another desperate attempt by the left to push their agenda and undermine American exceptionalism. And we’re not buying it.
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Former remote-throwing champion turned #1 couch commentator on liberal panic in the media. Born in Texas (or so his mug says), he earned a degree in Fake Newsology & Beer Philosophy from YouTube University.
