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2026-09-19 11:17
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Sydney Sweeney triggers the Left and laughs all the way to the bank
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First reported by Newsmax (Right); 2 outlets over 46h.
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David Beckham is a former soccer legend and a guy who still stays in phenomenal shape at 51. And so it was no surprise that he recently appeared in a Hugo Boss underwear ad wearing nothing but the product itself. The Beckham ad made waves but attracted exactly zero controversy.
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“The Right Squad” tackled the left’s full-blown meltdown over Sydney Sweeney’s new sports prediction ad, the left’s obsession with policing women’s choices, and why this latest attempt to cancel the actress is already backfiring.
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