I would like to nominate Jussie Smollett for the Nobel Peace Prize.
Now that his name has been completely cleared, Jussie can take his rightful place among the other Nobel recipients who qualified for the honor purely on the basis of the adversity they have overcome and what they “represent” — President Obama, for example.
Smollett appears well on his way! On Saturday, he has the opportunity to win an NAACP Image Award, and the show’s host is pulling for him, saying, “I’m happy for him that the system worked for him in his favor.”
I couldn’t agree more. What we need most in our role models is bravery and unwavering commitment to a cause, and Jussie clearly has both of those traits to the highest degree.
Paying two Nigerian brothers to pretend to beat you up and then courageously lying to the police about being attacked by white Donald Trump supporters because you’re gay and black? That takes incredible fortitude, as does keeping a straight face while claiming that they shouted “this is MAGA country” in downtown Chicago.
To then go on national TV and repeat the lie while suggesting that you got attacked because you’re such an important opponent of the President? If that’s not loyalty to the anti-Trump cause, I don’t know what is.
What I’m most proud of, though, is how Jussie empowered other black celebrities to make up hate crimes. Before his bravery broke the ice, no one could have known it was possible to face absolutely no consequences whatsoever after concocting such a “woke” hoax.Read the rest from Candace Owens HERE.
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