🚨 HOLY SMOKES! 🤯
— Gina Milan (@ginamilan_) September 23, 2026
The New York Times reports that a Democratic-aligned group, Project Bullhorn, paid more than 100 creators through SideShift to flood social media with “affordability” content ahead of the 2026 midterms.
$25–$30 PER VIDEO.
Many didn’t disclose they were being… pic.twitter.com/IJb8fWE35t
The New York Times reports that a Democratic-aligned group, Project Bullhorn, paid more than 100 creators through SideShift to flood social media with “affordability” content ahead of the 2026 midterms.
$25–$30 PER VIDEO.
Many didn’t disclose they were being paid. Some weren’t even from the states they claimed to represent. One Utah resident posed as a Texan, while a creator in England claimed to be from Texas.
And remember how every time you opened TikTok, it felt like “affordability” videos had completely taken over your feed?
IT WASN’T YOUR IMAGINATION.
Democrats literally paid creators to manufacture what was supposed to look like organic grassroots outrage.
They wanted you to believe regular Americans were naturally flooding social media with outrage over affordability when there was an organized, paid campaign behind the content.
And they wonder why people don’t trust the left. THIS is exactly why. 👇
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