Federalist Radio Hour A Corporate Media Hit Job And The Future Of Young Conservatism
Jan 30, 2025
CJ Pearson, a rising star in conservative politics and co-chair of the Republican National Committee Youth Advisory Council, dives into the recent media portrayal of young conservatives. He critiques a hit piece by New York Magazine, highlighting its misrepresentation of a conservative gathering. The discussion underscores the importance of young voices in reshaping conservatism and addresses the urgent need to combat media bias. Pearson also emphasizes the growing concerns among young voters about national issues like inflation and security, advocating for political engagement.
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- CJ Pearson hosted an inauguration weekend party for young conservative influencers, called the Power 30 Awards.
- New York Magazine published a hit piece on the event, cropping out black attendees and falsely claiming the event was mostly white.
Bypassing Media
- President Trump bypassed mainstream media to reach voters directly, recognizing their bias.
- The attendees at Pearson's party represent those targeted by the hit piece, highlighting the left's loss of narrative control.
Omitted Host
- The reporter failed to mention Pearson, despite his prominence at the event, undermining the narrative.
- This omission was intentional to avoid acknowledging a black host and the diversity of attendees, contradicting claims of white supremacy.