Comedian ends 'Stockholm Syndrome' on the left, says it has become a 'research party'

Stand-up comedian Whitney Cummings is fed up with the left, accusing them of abandoning their principles and criticizing those who are upset that she has been calling out liberals in recent public appearances.

In a recent episode of his “Good For You” podcast, Cummings lashed out at the political left, saying the end of the political spectrum has become hypocritical and cynical in recent years.

“I always thought of myself as a liberal,” Cummings said, “But I don't think the Left is as liberal as it used to be. It's like the Left has become a research organization.”

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This comedian said that he has to start talking about the problems that exist on his side of politics.

“It's just weird to me that we're in a time where if you're on the left and you're not criticizing your party, how much do you care about your party? You know what I mean? It's like what's going on. the left – I had to say, like, finally I just broke,” she said.

Cummings continued, citing his previous support for the left as suffering from “Stockholm Syndrome.” He added his observation that “if you love your team, you should be able to criticize it, you know? And I'm not really neutral.”

The comic then laughed with liberal hypocrisy, saying, “'My body, my choice, but you have to take this vaccine,' and 'My body, my choice, the group of choice, but you don't have your choice. to be chosen.'”

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The comedian made waves last week by ripping the Democratic Party during CNN's New Year's Eve broadcast. (Getty Images)

“I'm not an expert in politics, that's why I've always said I'm not an expert, but I'm an expert in hypocrisy, OK? I was raised by hypocrites, I dated them, and I know hypocrisy when I see it,” he added.

Cummings' statements were fueled by liberal critics who criticized him recently in a CNN New Year's Day special, where he mocked the liberal media and the Democratic Party's administration of President Biden and the 2024 election while speaking with show hosts Andy Cohen and Anderson Cooper.

He even ripped the network that owned him while on the air, joking that the crowds of 3,000 people that frequent his stand-up shows are the same size as CNN's audience.

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CNN's New Year's Eve is hosted by Andy Cohen and Anderson Cooper. (Craig T Fruchtman / Contributor)

In the podcast, Cummings insisted that he was motivated to call out the blatant hypocrisy, not to veer to the left or score political points. He added, “So for me, I didn't think I was into politics, you know? I thought I was just like, pointing out the hypocrisy of the whole world.”

In response to some complaints that he didn't go after Trump in his New Year's Eve monologue, he said, “Because that's a trick. Everybody's done that and done it on CNN, it's just like, that's a home court advantage, it's cheap. shootings, burglaries — nothing dangerous or dangerous for that.”

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