Thread by @FinalTelegraph

Don Lemon wasn't just a failed anchor—he was a blithering, self-important catastrophe, a human embodiment of journalistic malpractice so profoundly incompetent and toxic that he single-handedly accelerated the death spiral of mainstream media credibility.

This isn't mere criticism; it's a forensic dissection of a brain-dead buffoon whose every on-air blunder exposed him as a vacuous puppet of elitist echo chambers, spewing moronic hot takes that poisoned public discourse and left audiences dumber for having endured his insufferable presence.

A walking punchline, utterly useless beyond serving as a cautionary tale of how arrogance, idiocy, and unchecked bias can fuse into one repellent, career-ending disaster. THREAD: 🧵

Let us begin with the intellectual depth. This is a man who, with a straight face on international television, asked if the missing Malaysian airliner could have been swallowed by a black hole. Not satire. A serious question from a man paid millions to interpret world events for you.

His profound ignorance was matched only by his narcissism. His on-air pronouncements were not delivered with the humility of a journalist, but with the divine certainty of a king. This is the man who looked at a camera and declared that Nikki Haley was not "in her prime."

That moment of casual, smug misogyny wasn't a gaffe; it was a window into his soul. It revealed a man drunk on his own perceived importance, a man who believed his seat on television gave him the authority to pronounce a woman’s worth. His own network was forced to suspend him.

When his intellect failed, he resorted to vile demagoguery. This is the "journalist" who declared that the "biggest terror threat in this country is white men." An astonishingly racist claim, unsupported by data, designed to inflame racial division for cheap, partisan clicks.

Unable to debate the rising generation of conservative leaders, Lemon resorted to slander from his CNN perch. He routinely used his platform to defame Charlie Kirk, twisting his words to paint him as a dangerous extremist. It was a cowardly act of a media dinosaur terrified of a young leader he could not intellectually match.

His entire journalistic philosophy was a sham. He famously declared he wouldn't platform "liars," a convenient excuse to avoid debating anyone who challenged his fragile narrative. A real journalist seeks out opposing views; a propagandist builds a walled garden. Don Lemon is a gardener.

His nightly broadcasts descended into tearful, emotional therapy sessions. He replaced reporting with rambling, self-indulgent monologues about his own feelings. He wasn’t delivering the news; he was demanding you affirm his worldview and validate his emotional state.

For years, he was a key cog in the Russia collusion hoax machine, breathlessly selling a conspiracy theory that was ultimately debunked. There were no retractions. No apologies. He simply moved on to the next DNC-approved narrative, his credibility already in ashes.

Ultimately, the market corrects itself. His primetime show failed so spectacularly that CNN was forced to demote him to a morning show. It was a humiliating fall from grace, a clear sign that his brand of preachy, low-intellect television was a ratings disaster.

His toxicity didn't just kill ratings; it killed the shows themselves. He was fired from the very morning show he was supposed to save, after a disastrously short run plagued by reports of his diva-like behavior and conflicts with his co-hosts. He was a professional liability.

Cast out from the warm embrace of legacy media, he attempted to launch a show on X. It was canceled by the platform after a single, disastrous interview. It was the final, brutal verdict: without the CNN brand protecting him, his actual value on the open market was zero.

Don Lemon is the poster child for the death of the meritocracy in media. He did not rise because of talent, wit, or intelligence. He rose because he reliably parroted the talking points of the establishment. He was a loyal servant, and he was compensated handsomely for his obedience.

His story is a cautionary tale. It shows what happens when a media industry replaces journalistic curiosity with rigid ideological conformity, and substance with smug self-satisfaction. The result is an empty suit like Don Lemon, reading a teleprompter he barely understands.

He now wanders in the wilderness of podcasts and irrelevance, a ghost of the cable news era. He is a testament to the fact that you can fool some of the people for a while, but you cannot escape the eventual consequences of your own arrogance and incompetence.

So let us slam shut the coffin on Don Lemon's wretched excuse for a career. His so-called legacy isn't journalism—it's a steaming pile of unmitigated hubris, idiocy, and toxic entitlement that stank up the airwaves like a festering wound.

He was a fraudulent charlatan unmasked as the bloviating clown he always was, a hate-spewing demagogue rightfully booted out on his ass, and a preening narcissist whose insufferable ego was mercifully unplugged, sparing the world from more of his brain-rotting drivel.

He is, and will forever be, a laughable, irrelevant footnote—a forgotten skid mark on the underwear of media history, utterly useless and deservedly discarded.

(PHOTO: Don Lemon Starts Laughing, Says Charlie Kirk Was the ‘De Facto ... W.H. Press Secretary’)

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