Josh Holmes, a well-known conservative commentator and co-host of the ‘Ruthless Podcast,’ recently discussed the growing trend of political outrage on the ‘The Will Cain Show.’ The episode focused on the controversy sparked by Sydney Sweeney’s jeans commercial, which became a lightning rod for discussions about political correctness and media influence. During the segment, Holmes, along with John Ashbrook and ‘Comfort,ably Smug,’ examined how the left’s fixation on outrage has become a defining feature of modern political discourse.
Despite the commercial’s seemingly trivial nature, the incident has sparked broader conversations about the role of media in shaping public opinion and the increasing sensitivity around everyday issues. Holmes argued that the left’s tendency to focus on minor incidents as major political statements has created an environment where outrage is often prioritized over substantive debate. Meanwhile, the segment also highlighted the challenges of navigating media landscapes where even minor controversies can ignite intense public debate.