| − | '''Tyler Zed''' is an American internet personality, [[conservative]] political commentator, [[Air Force]] [[veteran]], and [[podcast]] host. He is a rising star in [[conservative media]], and his [[YouTube]] channel, Zeducation, currently sits at over 800,000 subscribers as of 2021. | + | '''Tyler Zed''' is an American [[conservative]] internet personality, political commentator, [[Air Force]] [[veteran]], and [[podcast]] host. He is a rising star in [[conservative media]], and his [[YouTube]] channel, Zeducation, currently sits at over 800,000 subscribers as of 2021. |
| − | Zed's views are that of a conservative, anti-[[establishment]] [[populist]], as well as a supporter of [[individual liberty]] and personal freedom. He supported [[Donald Trump]] in both the 2016 and 2020 presidential elections<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8WRkPcaDPME</ref>. He criticizes both Democrats and Republicans for failing to act in the interest of the people, advocates for term limits in Congress, and criticizes the Two-Party System in U.S. Politics. He is pro-gun, pro-life, and he ridicules liberals who promote [[COVID-19]] hysteria. Zed is also an advocate for veterans, being one himself, and often calls out the [[military-industrial complex]] for its lies and corruption<ref>https://biographyhost.com/p/tyler-zed.html</ref>. While he has expressed socially conservative views on topics such as the [[culture war]], the [[Homosexual Agenda|LGBT Agenda]] and [[Hollywood Values]], he does not appear to be a very strong [[Christian]], and keeps his religious beliefs to himself. He has also said that he supports the legalization of [[marijuana]]. | + | Zed is a conservative, anti-[[establishment]] [[populist]], as well as a believer in [[individual liberty]] and personal freedoms. He supported [[Donald Trump]] in both the 2016 and 2020 presidential elections<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8WRkPcaDPME</ref>. He criticizes both Democrats and Republicans for failing to act in the interest of the people, advocates for term limits in Congress, and criticizes the Two-Party System in U.S. Politics. He is pro-gun, pro-life, and ridicules liberals who promote [[COVID-19]] hysteria. Zed is also an advocate for veterans, being one himself, and often calls out the [[military-industrial complex]] for its lies and corruption<ref>https://biographyhost.com/p/tyler-zed.html</ref>. While he has expressed socially conservative views on topics such as the [[culture war]], the [[LGBT]] Agenda and [[Hollywood Values]], he does not appear to be a very strong [[Christian]], and keeps his religious beliefs to himself. He has also said that he supports the legalization of [[marijuana]]. |
| − | Zed served in the [[Air Force]] from 2011-2015 as a medical technician. He has referred to the false 2012 campaign promise [[Barack Obama]] made to pull troops out of Afghanistan by 2014 as his "red-pill moment"<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fig8TnBk4M0</ref>. | + | Zed served in the [[Air Force]] from 2011-2015 as a medical technician. He has referred to [[Barack Obama]]'s false 2012 campaign promise to pull troops out of Afghanistan by 2014 as his "red-pill moment"<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fig8TnBk4M0</ref>. |