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    Commentary: A new TV network wants to make Christmas great again. Why its message is a harmful one

    Make Christmas great again. That should be the motto of GAC Family, the network launched this fall as a wholesome, family-friendly alternative to the Hallmark Channel. Yes, you read that correctly. For those who feel that the TV equivalent of a pine-scented Yankee candle is too risque or that Hallmark — which has joined in an industry-wide effort to diversify its holiday content, including, ...
    by Lorraine Ali, Los Angeles Times Dec 07, 2021 3 minutes

    Make Christmas great again.

    That should be the motto of GAC Family, the network launched this fall as a wholesome, family-friendly alternative to the Hallmark Channel.

    Yes, you read that correctly. For those who feel that the TV equivalent of a pine-scented Yankee candle is too risque or that Hallmark — which has joined in an industry-wide effort to diversify its holiday content, including, last year, its first gay romance — has become a

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