Trump And Republicans Are The Undisputed Kings Of "Cancel Culture"

But what about Lou Dobbs, Ed Henry, Melissa Francis, Kimberly Guilfoyle, Blake Neff, and Chris Stirewalt?
Or Roger Ailes, Gretchen Carlson, Bill O'Reilly, Bill Shine, and Eric Bolling?

Sen. Josh Hawley: "There is no way that we're going to back down. We're not going to back down to the woke mob. We're not going to back down to the cancel culture." pic.twitter.com/cfTz5UVXab

— The Hill (@thehill) February 26, 2021

I could literally never write something as funny as CPAC did so effortlessly here https://t.co/EvGaoTpn8g pic.twitter.com/58rSYXWrkA

— Anna Merlan (@annamerlan) February 22, 2021

Rep. Kevin McCarthy responds to Rep. Liz Cheney's Trump/CPAC comment:

"The idea that a Republican would join with cancel culture is beyond wrong."pic.twitter.com/ESwmdN8ZzC

— The Recount (@therecount) February 25, 2021

GOP whines about Cancel Culture, yet...
Liz Cheney: CENSURED
Richard Burr: CENSURED
Lisa Murkowski: CENSURED
Ben Sasse: CENSURED
Bill Cassidy: CENSURED
Adam Kinzinger: CENSURED
Fred Upton: CENSURED

— PlayItAgain Bogie (@JohnnyByrnes) February 26, 2021

cancel culture strikes again https://t.co/mP71VoDnxd

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) February 27, 2021

Donald Trump, July 3, 2020:

One of their political weapons is "cancel culture" — driving people from their jobs, shaming dissenters and demanding total submission from anyone who disagrees. This is the very definition of totalitarianism, and it is completely alien to our culture and our values, and it has absolutely no place in the United States of America.

It's likely no one in the United States has called for more boycotts and demanded more people be fired than Donald Trump. Here is an incomplete list of companies, products, and people he has said should be "cancelled":

Amazon

Google

Facebook

Twitter

Macy's

Apple

Italy

Scotland

Mexico

All products made in China

Goodyear

Glenfiddich whiskey

Oreos

New Balance

Under Armour

AT&T

T-Mobile

Boeing

Merck

Nordstrom

General Motors

Toyota Motor Corp.

Nike

Harley Davidson

New York Times

Washington Post

Rolling Stone

New York Magazine

Dallas Morning News

Arizona Republic

Wall Street Journal editorial board

CNN

ABC News

NBC News

ESPN

CBS

HBO

CNBC

Univision

Touré (MSNBC)

Chris Matthews (MSNBC)

Graydon Carter (Vanity Fair)

Charles Krauthammer (conservative writer)

Rich Lowry (National Review)

Jonah Goldberg (National Review)

Sopan Deb (CBS News)

Katy Tur (NBC/MSNBC)

Karl Rove (Republican commentator)

Megyn Kelly (Fox News)

Chuck Todd (NBC)

Paul Krugman (New York Times)

Dave Weigel (Washington Post)

Fox News pollsters

Joe Lockhart (CNN analyst)

Joy Reid (MSNBC)

Chris Cuomo (CNN)

Unknown employee at The Oklahoman newspaper

NFL players who don't stand for the National Anthem

NFL

NBA

Debra Messing (actor)

Tom Ford (designer)

A similar list of companies and people Trump has insulted would be much, much, longer.

In addition, conservatives have also called for boycotts of:

Walmart

Netflix

Budweiser

Starbuck's

Keurig coffee makers

Target

Pepsi

Gillette

Voting

Cancel Culture, GoP version: ‘According to a new analysis by the Brennan Center for Justice, 253 bills to restrict voting access have been introduced in 43 states already this year.’—⁦@AriBerman⁩ https://t.co/aS2lIHJpun

— Jeff Stein (@SpyTalker) February 25, 2021