The RAGE Campaign Against Sydney Sweeney Continues
I'm Tomi Lahren, more next.
Y'all I thought the woke rage campaign against Sydney Sweeney and American Eagle over the harmless jeans ad would be reserved for keyboard warriors and online agitators, but no.
Even ABC's Good Morning America dedicated a whole segment to discussing the concerning message of celebrating the 'genes' of a white woman with blue eyes and blonde hair.
Mainstream media has totally bought into the RIDICULOUS narrative that featuring a white female actress who, by all accounts, is Hollywood's IT GIRL but also happens to be white, blonde and blue-eyed is somehow promoting white supremacy or Nazi-era eugenics.
But the message they are REALLY sending is, if you're white and blonde and blue-eyed you don't get to be proud of that. You don't get to show it off. You must be ashamed of it or downplay it as much as possible so as to appease the woke MOB.
Hollywood decided she was the IT girl of the moment and last time I checked, Hollywood certainly doesn't take its marching orders from MAGA or conservatives or Donald Trump.
So, take it up with the movie execs or better yet, get an actual grip.
I'm Tomi Lahren and you can watch my show 'Tomi Lahren is Fearless' at Outkick.com
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