The Daily Wire Does Gay Parenting
Yeah, it’s not just clickbait. The Daily Wire is a hot mess.
A little while back (but not ancient history) The Daily Wire claimed to raise $100 million to create animated content that would replace Disney’s woke as a joke transgender and LGBTQ affirming rubbish.
And on June 30th, against the backdrop of the rainbow glitter littering your device’s screen, they released a podcast from Jordan Petersen interviewing Dave Rubin on “Gay Parenting: Promise and Pitfalls.”
Promise and Pitfalls? It’s all pitfalls. As in homosexuals will not inherit the Kingdom of God and ultimately be cast into the Lake of Fire. That’s a pitfall!
The Daily Wire may be conservative in a neo sort of way, but they do not have a Christian worldview at its root and it does not matter if good Christians write for them or not. They are there for marketing purposes and general alignment with conservatism. But The Daily Wire cannot win this culture war because their foundation is flawed at its base. Decisions like this are all the proof you need.
No one expects anything different from Dave Rubin (the majority owner of The Blaze); he and his significant other announced their fake pregnancy earlier this year. Other neo-cons fell over themselves to congratulate this fake couple for their fake pregnancy.
Imagine being an investor who kicked in seven figures with the hope that The Daily Wire would create animated content to compete with Disney’s gay agenda and then reading on Matt Walsh’s Facebook feed that they’re promoting gay parenting? I am not one of them but if you are, you should get your money back.
“What is a Woman?” indeed. Hey Matt Walsh, maybe it’s time for, “What is a Parent?”
Without a Christian worldview founded squarely on the gospel and Biblical truth, there is no neo-con organization on the planet that can succeed in battling the godlessness around us. No matter how much money they make, they will fail in the end. They will only marginalize themselves and become a caricature of true conservatism.
If you invested in that, get your money back and fill out our investor form. There’s still room in our Series A round for investment ($500k or more, accredited).