Peanut Gallery Media Network (PGMN) anchor CJ Hirro
Former US President Donald Trump鈥檚 return to the White House next year is sending a strong message: America is pushing back against the leftist agenda, wokeism, and American mainstream media.
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After enduring impeachments, numerous legal battles, and even two assassination attempts, Trump鈥檚 victory, says Peanut Gallery Media Network (PGMN) anchor CJ Hirro, marks a symbolic moment for many who feel increasingly alienated by the political elites and progressive ideologies that dominate Washington.
In a scathing new episode posted on PGMN鈥檚 Youtube channel, CJ said Trump鈥檚 victory represents a broader rejection of the Democratic Party鈥檚 progressive policies. She criticizes what she calls the 鈥渞eligion of selfism鈥� embraced by the left, particularly in its approach to issues like abortion, gender identity, and women鈥檚 rights. The left, Hirro argues, has 鈥渃astrated parental authority鈥� and pushed for policies that she believes have undermined the traditional American family. This growing disconnect with middle America is what she sees as having fueled Trump鈥檚 rise.
Perhaps most notably, Hirro takes aim at the media, which she accuses of being complicit in promoting the Democratic agenda.
The stark contrast in media coverage during the election, with Vice President Kamala Harris receiving 78 percent positive coverage compared to Trump鈥檚 15 percent, speaks volumes about the bias, according to Hirro. She suggests that the media鈥檚 refusal to highlight critical events, such as Trump鈥檚 assassination attempt, reflects its role in shaping public perception鈥攁nd not always for the better.
The political landscape is also shifting, with Trump gaining traction among Black, Latino, and Asian America voters, traditionally key Democratic constituencies. Trump鈥檚 focus on economic issues, including his 鈥淎merica-first鈥� policies, appears to have resonated with these communities, particularly those who feel left behind by the left鈥檚 embrace of identity politics.
For the former beauty queen, Trump鈥檚 victory is about more than just policies鈥攊t鈥檚 about defending the core values that have defined America for generations. 鈥淭o remain a strong and functioning republic鈥� America needs to return to its conservative and religious roots,鈥� she argues, suggesting that a return to these principles is key to America鈥檚 survival on the world stage.
While Trump鈥檚 comeback is undoubtedly a political win, Hirro said it also underscores a deeper cultural shift in the country鈥攁 growing backlash against the policies and rhetoric of the left. For her, as the debate over America鈥檚 future intensifies, Trump鈥檚 victory offers a clear sign that many Americans are looking for leadership that prioritizes traditional values, individual rights, and a rejection of what they see as the overreach of progressive ideologies and a biased media.