Destiny Called Trump Supporters 'Trash' and the Washington Examiner Would Like a Word

Darlings, let us set the scene: October 2024, the election is weeks away, and the Washington Examiner has decided that Steven "Destiny" Bonnell is one of the two most powerful leftist influencers in America. Flattering. Also, apparently, a problem.

According to a piece published by the Washington Examiner on October 30, 2024, Destiny and an unnamed co-influencer allegedly characterized Trump supporters as "trash." The outlet framed the two as the dominant voices of the online left. The reach acknowledged, the comment condemned, the cycle complete.

Here is what the signal actually gives us, laid out plainly:

1. The Washington Examiner reported, per its October 2024 piece, that Destiny made comments describing Trump supporters as "trash", attributed directly to the outlet's coverage, not independently verified by MAFKR.
2. The article positioned Destiny alongside one other unnamed major leftist influencer, framing both as indicative of a broader contempt on the online left for the right's voter base.
3. The timing, two weeks before Election Day 2024, was presumably not an accident on the Examiner's part. Political content farms gonna political content farm.
4. Destiny's X account, surfacing again in monitored signals as recently as October 2025 under his handle @TheOmniLiberal, suggests the man remains active and unbothered, which tracks.

Now, is "trash" the most incendiary thing Destiny has ever said about anyone? My loves, this is a man whose 2025 autumn involved Elon Musk personally calling for his imprisonment and a full legal breakdown landing on LawFold.com. A Washington Examiner headline is practically a slow news day by Bonnellian standards.

And if this feels familiar, it is because Destiny's entire brand is essentially provoking everyone within ideological reach and then holding a three-hour debate about it. We love consistency. The Washington Examiner framing him as a threat to civil discourse is the kind of coverage that almost certainly boosted his subscriber count more than it hurt him.

No clarification, retraction, or counter-statement from Destiny appears in the available signal. Darling, that is not a denial.

At this rate his Wikipedia page is going to need its own table of contents organized by the outlet that disapproved of him that particular month.