On Tuesday, Variety released its new cover. Looks like this. It's a picture of Hamilton's Brandon

Victor Dixon. Yes, the guy who lectured Mike Pence while Pence was enjoying a night out with the wife,

HBO's Lena Dunham, Michael Moore, Chelsea Handler, and CNN's Van Jones. They're all holding a large

American flag, looking upset and somber, as you can see. Dunham wears a shirt that says

women are powerful and dangerous, as she seems to hide behind the aging large more. Handler wears a shirt reading, Let's get to work. Now what? On the eve of Trump's inauguration, Hollywood, and the media raised their voices, says the headline, well, here's what. Please keep doing, Miss Hollywood celebrities. It will ensure that you continue to lose. First off,

we should never be lectured by the likes of Lena Dunham, a self-described sexual abuser of her

own sister, or Michael Moore, the guy who does propaganda about the glories of Cuba's health

care. But more than that, Hollywood seems completely oblivious to the fact that their shrill

hysteria over Trump's election actually drives Americans into Trump's camp.

It's all obnoxious and overwrought.

Here are just a few of the latest Hollywood idiot stories.

First, the near-Octogenarian members of Green Day have released a new song tearing into Donald Trump,

cobbling together footage of KKK rallies with Trump talking.

Billy Joe Armstrong 44 warbles.

A new day dawning comes without warning, so don't think twice we live in troubled times. Meanwhile, Josh Whedon, the guy behind the mediocre Avengers flicks, jokes about Paul Ryan being raped to death by a rhinoceros. Nicole Kidman had the temerity to say that the president ought to be given a baseline level of support, and Whedon then tweeted out that she was a, quote, puppet for Trump. Broadway's Jennifer Holiday. She was forced out of singing at the inauguration due to death threats. Too bad she didn't lecture Mike Pence at a show or anything, then she'd be a hero. Holiday wasn't the only one ousted from the inauguration over death threats, so is Andrea Bichelli. Steve Harvey, who he was labeled a mediocre Negro by Mark Lamont Hill

for meeting with Trump over any inner city community development. And then Hollywood wonders why

Americans don't take them seriously on politics? Here's the truth. At least half of Americans

feel scorned by Hollywood. And they should because Hollywood scorns them. When I researched my book,

Primetime Propaganda, I spoke with

the top creators in Hollywood history. They thought I was a leftist, so they freely

admitted to discriminating against conservatives in Hollywood and picturing middle Americans

as rubs and racists and treating their shows as propaganda outlets for their viewpoints.

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