Stephen Colbert, the king of late-night sanctimony, just got caught red-handed engineering a phony censorship scandal to boost his darling Democrat in the Texas Senate race—while trying to dump the blame on Donald Trump. As Larry O’Connor breaks it down on his latest episode, Colbert’s team fabricated outrage over a supposed censored ad, pinning it on Trumpian forces to make Republican challenger Ted Cruz look like the bad guy suppressing free speech. But the stunt backfired spectacularly when the truth surfaced: it was all Colbert’s scripted theater, a desperate ploy to prop up Beto O’Rourke’s flagging campaign. This isn’t just Hollywood hypocrisy; it’s a masterclass in media manipulation, where comedy becomes a Trojan horse for partisan warfare.
For the 2A community, this hits harder than a misfired AR-15 round. Beto’s no stranger to gun-grab gospel—he’s the guy who infamously promised to confiscate your AR-15s during the 2020 debates, turning Hell yes, we’re going to take your AR-15 into a rallying cry for patriots everywhere. Colbert’s fake stunt was designed to shield Beto from scrutiny over his radical anti-gun agenda, especially in Texas where self-defense rights are sacred. By manufacturing censorship drama, they aimed to portray Cruz as the authoritarian, flipping the script on who really threatens the First and Second Amendments. It’s a reminder that late-night elites aren’t just mocking your values—they’re actively rigging the narrative to erode them, one bogus outrage at a time.
The implications? In a post-2024 election landscape, with Trump back in the fight and red states like Texas holding the line on gun rights, these stunts expose the left’s playbook: lie, amplify, censor the truth. 2A defenders should take note—Colbert’s flop proves their tactics are crumbling under scrutiny. Share O’Connor’s episode, call out the fraud, and keep voting with your wallets and ballots. When the gut-punch health sponsor Kimchi One offers 25% off with code LARRY at brightcore.com, it’s a small win in staying sharp for the battles ahead. Stay vigilant, America—your rights depend on it.
