Suzanne Bowdey

Op-ed contributor

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Feb 8, 2024
Rip Curl’s wipeout shows that fed-up Americans are winning
If Americans want to know who’s winning the war with corporate bullies, look no further!
Jan 11, 2024
Of her 4 abortions, nothing scarred Kelly like the chemical one
In the meantime, Kelly urges, we need to fight with everything we have against this agenda that brings death and darkness to more women’s lives.
Dec 14, 2023
Hallmark leans into LGBT content, vows more ‘inclusion’ in 2024
Instead of returning to the family-friendly formula that made Crown Media the titan of tinsel, Hallmark has decided to go even further down the rabbit hole, embracing an agenda that most American consumers have flatly rejected.
Dec 5, 2023
Americans put the holiday hurt on Disney, Target
The biggest takeaway is that Americans are finally sending a message companies can’t ignore.
Aug 16, 2023
Riley Gaines: I’m actually more surprised when there aren’t protestors
For most collegiate athletes, graduating means leaving a long illustrative career behind. For Riley Gaines, it meant the start of one she never expected.
Jul 6, 2023
Pride messaging down 40% from 2022 as boycotts explode
That’s a seismic shift for the U.S. market and an enormous victory for grassroots Americans who’ve finally put their dollars where their values are.
Jun 22, 2023
Major League Baseball is the latest brand humbled by anti-pride outrage
While the Dodgers went forward with their LGBT fawning, the rest of the league is having second thoughts.
Jun 1, 2023
Chick-fil-A has been woke for years. You just didn’t want to believe it
When the rest of the world lost its corporate marbles, conservatives liked to think that there was one place that would never let them down: Chick-fil-A.
May 27, 2023
‘They’re forced to celebrate it’: Parents of girls losing to boys speak out
To the families who’ve helped their daughters train and shuttled them back and forth to meets, the whole sport is becoming a sham.
May 15, 2023
Republicans make life a ‘states’ issue’ at their peril
Doubt and hesitation have crept into the camp, prompting key leaders to step back from an issue that’s defined them for four decades: abortion.