Maybe Van Jones Will Apologize

Turning Point USA Rejected Calls to Cancel Jimmy Kimmel, Urges Viewers to Turn Off Show

We’ve all seen the playbook the Left uses against patriots, and its pages are practically transparent from overuse. The script is predictable: paint conservatives as... The post Turning Point USA Rejected Calls to Cancel Jimmy Kimmel, Urges Viewers to Turn Off Show appeared first on Patriot Journal.

TPUSA Spokesman Reveals Why He's Glad 'Liar' Jimmy Kimmel Is Back on TV

Turning Point USA's Andrew Kolvet discusses Jimmy Kimmel's impact on TV and free speech.

Turning Point Didn't Want ABC To Cancel Jimmy Kimmel And Make Him A Martyr

While Jimmy Kimmel and his supporters celebrated his return last week as a victory, Turning Point USA spokesman Andrew Kolvet says the organization didn’t view it as such.Kolvet, a close friend of Charlie Kirk, said he was "relieved" when ABC brought Kimmel back on air, arguing that canceling his show would have made him a martyr."I don’t want Jimmy Kimmel to be a martyr. He doesn’t deserve it. He’s a liar, he’s an unrepentant liar, but he shoul…

Maybe Van Jones will apologize

Disney-owned ABC late-night show host Jimmy Kimmel did not apologize for offending much of the nation when he returned to his show after a one-week suspension. So much for the left-wing narrative that President Donald Trump ripped up the First…

Turning Point Spokesman Says He’s Glad ‘Liar’ Kimmel Is Back On TV So He’s Not A ‘Martyr’

Turning Point USA spokesperson Andrew Kolvet said he and other members of the company are glad Jimmy Kimmel was put back on the air because it ensures he no longer has “martyr” status.“I don’t want Jimmy Kimmel to be a martyr. He doesn’t deserve it. He’s a liar, he’s an unrepentant liar, but he should not be considered a martyr by anybody,” Kolvet told Fox News Digital in a newly published interview.Kimmel’s late night show was suspended for les…

Turning Point didn't want Jimmy Kimmel canceled because ABC’s ‘liar’ doesn’t deserve to be a martyr

Turning Point USA spokesman Andrew Kolvet says he's relieved Jimmy Kimmel returned to air after controversial Kirk assassination comments, fearing cancellation would make him a martyr.