EJ Dixon

Like it's a very obvious thing. pro-Trump, conservative slant, but it's sort of buried amongst the more innocuous, like, apolitical pieces that you find on there.

Yeah, you know, when you were initially describing the angle to me, I was like, huh, that doesn't sound like something that they would run. But then when you mentioned that the woman had just gotten married and she was, this was on her honeymoon, I was like, oh, okay, that makes sense. So yeah, it makes perfect sense that they would run that disclaimer.

Yeah, you know, when you were initially describing the angle to me, I was like, huh, that doesn't sound like something that they would run. But then when you mentioned that the woman had just gotten married and she was, this was on her honeymoon, I was like, oh, okay, that makes sense. So yeah, it makes perfect sense that they would run that disclaimer.

Yeah, you know, when you were initially describing the angle to me, I was like, huh, that doesn't sound like something that they would run. But then when you mentioned that the woman had just gotten married and she was, this was on her honeymoon, I was like, oh, okay, that makes sense. So yeah, it makes perfect sense that they would run that disclaimer.

They are very, and they have been basically since their genesis, very aggressively anti-premarital sex victims.

They are very, and they have been basically since their genesis, very aggressively anti-premarital sex victims.

They are very, and they have been basically since their genesis, very aggressively anti-premarital sex victims.

they sort of adhere to this very old-fashioned line of thinking that sex is for after marriage, sex is for someone you love, and if you have sex before marriage that you're somehow spoiled or tainted in some way, and men, and it's always men, then men won't find you, won't be interested in you anymore. And I think they're serious as a heart attack, honestly. I think they're trying to make money.

they sort of adhere to this very old-fashioned line of thinking that sex is for after marriage, sex is for someone you love, and if you have sex before marriage that you're somehow spoiled or tainted in some way, and men, and it's always men, then men won't find you, won't be interested in you anymore. And I think they're serious as a heart attack, honestly. I think they're trying to make money.

they sort of adhere to this very old-fashioned line of thinking that sex is for after marriage, sex is for someone you love, and if you have sex before marriage that you're somehow spoiled or tainted in some way, and men, and it's always men, then men won't find you, won't be interested in you anymore. And I think they're serious as a heart attack, honestly. I think they're trying to make money.

I think they're trying to capitalize on what they believe to be, and correctly, I think, believe to be an untapped audience. But I also think they genuinely believe a lot of the stuff that they're writing. I mean, you look no further than like... the people who you see contributing.

I think they're trying to capitalize on what they believe to be, and correctly, I think, believe to be an untapped audience. But I also think they genuinely believe a lot of the stuff that they're writing. I mean, you look no further than like... the people who you see contributing.

I think they're trying to capitalize on what they believe to be, and correctly, I think, believe to be an untapped audience. But I also think they genuinely believe a lot of the stuff that they're writing. I mean, you look no further than like... the people who you see contributing.

Like, I remember when I was trying to reach out to writers when I was reporting the piece out, there were all these names. Like, when I looked at people on LinkedIn, these were people with ties to PragerU, which is this conservative digital media behemoth. These were people who...

Like, I remember when I was trying to reach out to writers when I was reporting the piece out, there were all these names. Like, when I looked at people on LinkedIn, these were people with ties to PragerU, which is this conservative digital media behemoth. These were people who...

Like, I remember when I was trying to reach out to writers when I was reporting the piece out, there were all these names. Like, when I looked at people on LinkedIn, these were people with ties to PragerU, which is this conservative digital media behemoth. These were people who...

You know, attended Hillsdale College, which is this private Christian college in Michigan with strong ties to the Trump administration. Like these were like one of the contributors early on was like the conservative influencer Abby Shapiro, who's the sister of the Daily Wire founder Ben Shapiro, except she was going by her married name then, Abby Roth.

You know, attended Hillsdale College, which is this private Christian college in Michigan with strong ties to the Trump administration. Like these were like one of the contributors early on was like the conservative influencer Abby Shapiro, who's the sister of the Daily Wire founder Ben Shapiro, except she was going by her married name then, Abby Roth.

You know, attended Hillsdale College, which is this private Christian college in Michigan with strong ties to the Trump administration. Like these were like one of the contributors early on was like the conservative influencer Abby Shapiro, who's the sister of the Daily Wire founder Ben Shapiro, except she was going by her married name then, Abby Roth.

I mean, you really only need to look at like the people who have invested in EV adjacent enterprises, like the natural family planning app that Brittany Martinez launched to know that they're serious. Brittany Martinez is also the founder of this planning app called 28, which launched in August 2022.