By January, the brand was in all-out resistance mode, launching direct action “against fascism” to oppose Trump’s second inauguration. “Dissent!” they shouted from customer newsletters.
The only pathway to bring peace to Gaza is the elimination of Hamas.
When you’re as unpopular as today’s Democrats, the typical response is to try to find a way back into voters’ good graces. Not so for this party.
Whatever joy the free world felt at the release of Ohad Ben Ami, Eli Sharabi, and Or Levy on Saturday was almost immediately replaced by a quiet and collective horror.
It’s a shrinking club, but there are still headstrong CEOs who refuse to bend to the anti-woke winds.
While Americans are laughing over holiday cocoa and hanging lights on outside windows, more than 130 men, women, and children sit where they have sat for 15 months.
For all the talk of “self-reflection,” Democrats have obviously learned nothing from the shellacking they took at the ballot box.
Those conservatives who think they can just sit back and coast for four years now that Republicans have a firm grip on key levers of power, think again.
If there’s anything more gratifying than watching conservatives win, it’s watching celebrities lose.
Every time you open your wallet or your mouth and demand better from these radical executives, you make the American buyer an even bigger force to be reckoned with.
