Staff Reports
Alright, buckle up, folks, because it’s time for a wild ride through the liberal circus at the New York Times. Picture this: the self-proclaimed woke warriors have taken over the once-respectable institution and turned it into a melting pot of far-left nonsense and intolerance. Bari Weiss, bless her heart, dropped a truth bomb in her resignation letter from the Gray Lady, confirming what many already suspected: the Times had been hijacked by the loony left.
And if you thought that was the end of it, hold onto your hats, because it’s about to get even more absurd. Enter Adam Rubenstein, a former opinions staffer at the Times, who spilled the beans on just how off-the-rails things have become. He had the audacity to edit an op-ed from Senator Tom Cotton, and boy, did all hell break loose in the newsroom. The liberal snowflakes couldn’t handle a mainstream opinion that dared to challenge their narrative about the “mostly peaceful” BLM riots of 2020. Oh, the horror!
But wait, the madness doesn’t stop there. Rubenstein shared a jaw-dropping story about his first day at the Times. Picture this: a cringeworthy HR icebreaker, where new hires had to pick a Starburst candy and answer a question. Seems harmless, right? Wrong. When Rubenstein mentioned that he liked the spicy chicken sandwich from Chick-fil-A, all hell broke loose. The HR rep had the nerve to scold him for supporting a company that “hates gay people,” while the other employees snapped their fingers in agreement. Talk about an intolerant echo chamber!
It’s clear that the Times has veered off the rails and into the land of make-believe, where diversity of thought is as welcome as a skunk at a picnic. Rubenstein hit the nail on the head when he concluded that the whole debacle over Cotton’s op-ed was never about safety or facts, but about who had the power to control the paper. It’s as if the inmates have taken over the asylum, and the only thing that matters is that the liberal agenda is shoved down everyone’s throats. What a doozy!
