If corporate media does anything well, it is spin narratives about successful conservative governance in the most sinister light possible. Pema Levy, journalist from Mother Jones, sought comment from the DeSantis communications team for an upcoming article. Pema sent Jeremy Redfern, Deputy Press Secretary, a list of questions prior to publishing her piece. She may regret that decision now. Redfern set about slowly and methodically dissecting each of her attacks disguised as legitimate questions. Let’s jump into it!

Apparently, Democrats get very mad if a state does not use tax payer dollars to fund a new practice facility for a Major League Baseball team now. Who knew?

Democrats are allowed to fill judicial positions with ideologically aligned justices. When Republicans do it, however, it becomes a problem, apparently.

The left does relish adding new words to the English language, “Formerly incarcerated” fits in the same category as “birthing persons”, the “unhoused” and “chest feeders”. Admittedly, it’s hard to keep up.

Upon reading Redfern’s thread, Twitter users could not wait to pile on with their own replies to Pema.

Publishing the questions for transparency is fantastic and we adore Redfern for providing us with tonight’s entertainment.

Oh yes! Liberal reporters seeking reply from Republican officials are always on a tight deadline and need a very quick turn around, natch.

Send eye bleach. That visual of Biden railing at Americans will never not be seared in our brains. Horrific!

Surely this tweep can’t be suggesting Pema write an even handed article covering both sides of a divisive topic? That won’t win any awards at the next White House Correspondents’ Dinner.

Sunshine really is the best disinfectant and exposing these practices to the light, is the best way to stop bad journalism in its tracks.

Redfern finished up his thread by posting a hilarious meme with a succinct message. Conservatives should always be willing to stand tall for their beliefs and never be afraid to defend them in the face of adversity or duplicitous journalists.