Staff Reports
In the latest chapter of liberal insanity, we’ve got Molly McNearney, the wife of late-night host Jimmy Kimmel, flaunting a disturbing brand of self-righteousness. It seems that in her quest to impress her left-leaning friends, she’s chosen to throw family values out the window. Instead of embracing the love that binds families together, she’s willing to sever ties with relatives who dare to hold right-leaning views. What happened to the so-called progressive tolerance they claim to champion?
It’s become an all-too-familiar story: liberals preaching unity and inclusiveness but acting just the opposite when it hits close to home. Rather than engaging in meaningful conversations or respecting diversity of thought, they choose division. This is the hypocrisy destroying family traditions and values that have made America strong. Instead of cutting people off, how about cutting back on the politics? Family comes first, not partisan squabbles.
Jimmy Kimmel’s delusional wife is yet another self-important lib willing to sacrifice family ties for politics https://t.co/h2XP095ozL pic.twitter.com/WctjDjY5Lc
— NY Post Opinion (@NYPostOpinion) November 10, 2025
But here’s the deal. The far left never misses a chance to vilify conservative voices. The elite left, nestled comfortably in their ivory towers, believe they hold the monopoly on morality. They claim to stand for freedom and equality while silencing anyone with a differing opinion. Like McNearney, they’re more than willing to toss away family bonds in favor of ideological conformity. The irony is thick, and it’s appalling.
There’s a trend among the liberal elite to brand conservatives as heartless or ignorant without pausing to reflect on their double standards. They’ve weaponized political correctness and use it as a tool to isolate anyone who dares to think differently. In doing so, they not only alienate family but also undermine the fundamental principles of respect and understanding. It’s time they look inward and address their intolerance and arrogance.
Why are we allowing the left to dictate whom we can love or talk to based on political views? America was built on rugged individualism and free discourse, not mindless groupthink. We need to ask ourselves: is scoring political points really worth sacrificing family? Or are we going to stand up and say enough is enough, embracing true inclusivity that doesn’t demand you cut off your loved ones?
