Staff Reports
Wade Davis, chief executive officer of TelevisaUnivision, is maintaining his position despite the discontent of clingy Democrats who are enraged over the network's interview with former president Donald Trump. Mr. Davis made it plain to the staff of Univision in a memorandum that the network will not be influenced by partisan wrangling and agenda-driven nonsense.
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Following his interview with Mr. Trump at Mar-a-Lago, Enrique Acevedo disposed of those left-wing media crybabies and liberal snowflakes like a feces. They claimed that Mr. Acevedo failed to sufficiently strike Mr. Trump. Oh, please. It is as if they never provide impartial and unbiased news.
John Leguizamo, an actor and liberal activist, in his boundless wisdom, urged a boycott of Univision and jokingly dubbed the network "Magavision." I mean, seriously? Could we possibly refer to him as "John Snowflakezamo"?
Mr. Davis elucidated in the memorandum that Univision is dedicated to serving its audience and not a political party, and that the network's highest priority is to actively engage with the entire Hispanic community. Cheers to that!
What's the big deal? The interview with Mr. Trump was the first of a current or former Republican president in 22 years. Mr. Davis additionally proposed conducting a reciprocal interview with President Biden; however, the Democrats remain perpetually dissatisfied.
Critics of Mr. Trump are irate that Jorge Ramos, a liberal anchor on Univision, was unable to conduct the interview. They simply cannot seem to let it go. It is worth noting that Mr. Acevedo was a former guest on the renowned program "60 Minutes." Therefore, he has some experience with challenging interviews.
Moreover, Democratic members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus demanded a meeting with Mr. Davis following the interview in order to vent their cherished emotions. Ana Navarro also vented her displeasure on social media, describing the interview as "a love fest." She might benefit from taking a tranquilizer pill.
This entire ordeal serves as further evidence that the liberal elite and their allies in the left-leaning media are incapable of accepting individuals who question the views held within their limited-minded echo chamber. Respectable of you, Mr. Davis, to maintain the straight and narrow with Univision and refuse to yield to the whiners!
