Time magazine isn’t known for making the best choices, especially when it comes to its annual “Person of the Year” issue.
This year is no different as the magazine has just crowned Taylor Swift with the title.
Glenn Beck and Stu Burguiere believe Time could have chosen better, even though Swift has cemented herself as one of the most popular people in the world.
Stu notes that Swift has had “lots of impact on my football-watching every weekend,” but he’s not sure if entertainment was the most important thing that happened this year.
“There was multiple wars that broke out, you kinda had that. You had a lot of stuff going on that was of large impact,” he says.
Glenn believes any of the whistleblowers from this past year might be more deserving of the title. Whether they’re the “the Hunter Biden ones” or “the ones that pointed out that we were just targeting Catholics for no reason and calling them terrorists.”
However, Glenn and Stu don’t think anyone actually good would be given the honor this year. Not in times like these.
In fact, since it’s leftists choosing the winner, the role may be more likely to go to an anti-Semite than to someone who’s done anything honorable.
“I mean, you could put Rashida Tlaib. She’s been the queen of the anti-Semites,” Stu says, while Glenn notes that the presidents of Harvard and MIT also fit the bill.
The president of MIT was asked whether the calls for genocide of all the Jews on her campus violate the university’s code of conduct or rules regarding bullying and harassment.
Dr. Sally Kornbluth answered that anti-Semitic targeting would be investigated if it were “pervasive and severe.”
“Now, I think anybody standing at a rally chanting ‘death’ or ‘genocide to all the Jews,’ I don’t know, I think that’s pretty severe,” Glenn says, shocked.
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