USAA is a financial service company for the military community and their families, according to their Twitter page. USAA apparently doesn’t believe in standing up for the freedoms our Armed Forces fight for including free speech.
USAA pulled their ads from Sean Hannity’s TV show on Fox after Media Matters put Hannity on their hit list.
The shame of it is Hannity is a very big supporter of the military and Media Matters is not.
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The company is still advertising on opinion shows on the hard-left MSNBC though they claim that is the reason they conveniently dropped Hannity after the boycott was announced.
The Soros-Brock Media Matters (MM) blog launched a full-scale campaign against Hannity, even publishing the names of all his advertisers. They recently bragged and were quoted in the NY Times as having destroyed Bill O’Reilly exactly this way. Media Matters has threatened Fox with getting all ads removed from all of their Fox News cable shows.
Sean Hannity had been trying to get to the bottom of the unsolved murder of Seth Rich and that was the impetus, or should we say excuse, for this latest assault by the Soros-funded group led by Brock.
The hard-left announced a war on Fox several years ago and they are at war, not only with Fox, but with anyone who disagrees with them.
After MM announced the Hannity advertisers, they updated to include the ones that were pulling ads as a result and USAA is one of them.
The cowardice is bad enough, but USAA is now pretending they don’t advertise on opinion shows and just realized their error.
They have always advertised on O’Reilly, Hannity and other Fox opinion shows. Just saying this and leaving ads on MSNBC is taking a side.
Then, frustratingly, they posted another obnoxious non-response over and over and over in a very passive-aggressive manner as people complained.
Spoke to many advertisers. They are being inundated with Emails to stop advertising on my show. This is Soros/Clinton/Brock liberal fascism https://t.co/WRCzfWVs9N
— Sean Hannity (@seanhannity) May 24, 2017
Please read my full statement blasting the terrible dishonesty of USAA in dropping their ads from @seanhannity. pic.twitter.com/oMTDIni1H3
— Brent Bozell (@BrentBozell) May 25, 2017
Dan Bongino had something to say about Thursday.
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