While Hollywood continues its relentless assault on traditional American values, a new analysis reveals that simply avoiding woke content isn't enough to restore sanity to our entertainment landscape. The upcoming HBO series 'A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms' may be refreshingly free of radical left-wing messaging, but it represents a missed opportunity in the cultural war for America's soul.
The Federalist's latest piece exposes a crucial blind spot in conservative thinking about pop culture. Patriots have become so desperate for entertainment that doesn't actively hate them that they're celebrating mere neutrality as a victory. But is that really winning?
America First Means Culture First
President Trump's second-term agenda recognizes that the battle for America extends far beyond politics into every facet of our culture. While his administration works tirelessly to dismantle the woke bureaucracy poisoning our institutions, conservatives are settling for scraps from Hollywood's table.
"We've been so beaten down by years of anti-American propaganda disguised as entertainment that we're grateful when a show simply doesn't lecture us about climate change or gender ideology," the analysis notes. "But gratitude isn't a strategy for cultural victory."
"Patriots deserve entertainment that celebrates the values that built this great nation - not just content that avoids attacking them."
The Trump-Vance administration has shown us what bold, unapologetic leadership looks like. From mass deportations to drilling for American energy dominance, this White House doesn't settle for half-measures. Why should conservatives accept anything less from our entertainment?
The Real Culture War
While Elon Musk revolutionizes government efficiency and Secretary Rubio restores America's standing abroad, the entertainment industry remains largely in the hands of coastal elites who despise everything we stand for. A few 'non-woke' shows won't change that dynamic.
The question facing patriots isn't whether we should watch shows that merely avoid insulting us. It's whether we're ready to demand entertainment that actively promotes the constitutional values, family traditions, and American exceptionalism that made this country great.
Are we winning the culture war by accepting Hollywood's table scraps, or is it time for conservatives to build something better?
