"Recently, Wired published an article revealing the existence of a secret Democrat influencer incubator that trained liberal and progressive content creators to push coordinated messaging across their shared social media platforms and paid them handsomely to do so. The fallout has been chaotic, at least in the left-wing influencer world: creators are shanking their rivals"
"for participating in the program, and the paid influencers are trying to defend themselves for taking the money. But the controversy around the Chorus Creator Incubator Program stems from the fact that it was so secret: participants had to sign contracts that gave Chorus control of their interview bookings, limit what they said about other creators or non-approved political figures, and were forbidden from even acknowledging they were part of the program."
A secret Democrat influencer incubator trained liberal and progressive creators to produce coordinated messaging across social platforms and paid participants. The program enforced secrecy through contracts that controlled interview bookings, restricted commentary about other creators and certain political figures, and prohibited acknowledging involvement. The revelation provoked chaotic fallout within the left-wing influencer community, with creators attacking one another and paid participants defending their decisions. The episode illustrates a broader inability of the Democratic establishment to adapt to a media environment it cannot centrally manage, exposing tensions between centralized messaging strategies and decentralized influencer ecosystems.
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