The stated position of the editorial page is libertarian conservative, and the newspaper has frequently been characterized as politically right-wing.
[5][1][6] Since its start in late 2020, the site has mainly drawn attention for its internal conflicts, which have been extensively covered in Swedish media.
In the site's first three months, several of its founders, original financiers, and the first two editors-in-chief, the political editor, and the cultural editor all resigned in protest amid leaked emails and video conference calls, a charge of anti-Semitism, police reports, plagiarism, and legal confusion.
[7][8][9][10] In October 2021, Bulletin's CEO Jannik Svensson was criticized for employing convicted triple murderer Ricard Nilsson as a legal representative at the newspaper's annual meeting of shareholders.
[11] In December 2021, owners Tino Sanandaji and Pontus Tholin each reported the other to the Swedish police for various types of fraud.