Candace Owens Fan

  Fresh from her Jeffrey Epstein expose and continuing disappointment with Trump's handling of the Epstein's 'non-existent' list, as well as the revelation that Xavier Poussard has more dirt on Epstein, Macron and the French elite that he wants Candace to do a series on, her episode today delves more into Epstein, because she says we barely scratched the surface yesterday. She also scolds Elon Musk for being a petulant child for smearing his enemies, and considers whether Steve Bannon is an Israel agent or not. But first, let's talk about her look today: I think I've seen her wear this top before, and the distinct purple splodges on white look is great for video. Her hair is down with her classic parting in the middle, and her natural hair length for a black woman is good, it skims the shoulders and is full, shiny and healthy. She obviously looks after her hair.  Her earrings are more prominent today, normally they are small clips, but today it looks like she...

  Matt Walsh brought this article to my attention.   In his podcast episode 1583 titled 'The Left Uncovers The Sinister Conspiracy Pushing Women To Be Healthy and Happy' , he spent about 15 minutes dissecting The Guardian article titled:   ' Now comes the ‘womanosphere’: the anti-feminist media telling women to be thin, fertile and Republican' by Anna Silman. The article's premise was that high-profile conservative women namely  Candace Owens, Brett Cooper, Alex Clark, Riley Gaines   and   Allie Beth Stucky  are part of an 'organised effort' to turn young women against liberalism, and this was written as if it's a bad thing.  The Matt Walsh podcast episode that highlighted The Guardian's weirdly inspiring article Imagery from the article shows beautiful, intelligent women who have bravely rejected the dangerous mainstream narrative and are on the right path to joy, peace and well-being. Firstly I do not agree that these women, all of w...