Drudge Report Loves to Write About Banned Ads…Except It’s Own

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An anonymous tipster takes issue with the Drudge reports fascination with covering other media outlets banning of various ads and other content while, at the same time, banning the ad for the upcoming film, https://drudgereport.com/flash4.htm), but when it comes to its own censorship, The Drudge Report is no different from CNN.com, Fox News, or The History Channel, all of which banned ads for Newmarket’s fim Death of a President which hits theatres today. A film which in no way advocates the assassination of the sitting president, Death of a President is a “what-if” political thriller that should be accessible to any free-thinking American interested in viewing the film. If you believe in freedom of expression, go see this film today and tell the Drudge Report to stop the hypocrisy, and stand up against censorship!”>Death of a President, writing, “It seems as though The Drudge Report has no problem reporting on ads which other outlets ban (https://drudgereport.com/flash4.htm), but when it comes to its own censorship, The Drudge Report is no different from CNN.com, Fox News, or The History Channel, all of which banned ads for Newmarket’s fim Death of a President which hits theatres today. A film which in no way advocates the assassination of the sitting president, Death of a President is a “what-if” political thriller that should be accessible to any free-thinking American interested in viewing the film. If you believe in freedom of expression, go see this film today and tell the Drudge Report to stop the hypocrisy, and stand up against censorship!” Anyway

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