"The View" co-moron calls black Republicans an "oxymoron"

ABC's sheltered political workshop known as "The View" consists of a gaggle of leftist women and a token conservative women for them to berate, belittle and talk over, especially when she makes a valid point. 

But on Friday they lost their already low composure completely when co-host Sunny [whose given name is an oxymoron] Hostin [an actual moron] referred to black Republicans as an "oxymoron." She admitted she didn't understand how any blacks and Latinos could be in the GOP and also admitted she forgot if the green light means 'stop' and the red light means 'go' or the other way around. She also admitted that she is learning how to make tea using a tea bag.

What she was trying to say was that if you're not a Democrat and you didn't vote for Joe Biden, you ain't black.

The segment Hostin made this stupid comment focused on the potential conflict of interest between the newly tapped lesbian White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre and her partner, Compromised News Network reporter Suzanne Malveaux. Sunny [who is actually quite gloomy] and co-host Ana Navarro along with guest co-host Lindsey Granger, got into an all out verbal kerfuffle as Hostin admitted she didn't understand black or Latino Republicans, nor how to properly use an escalator.

The segment began with the women debating whether it was a potential issue for Jean-Pierre and Malveaux to be in their respective positions given their relationship, which it obviously is not, but "The View" doesn't know obvious if it bit them on the _____ [fill in the blank].

Navarro, Hostin and co-host Sara Haines pushed back on the notion that it created a conflict of interest; however, Granger, who actually has an IQ in positive numbers, argued that it was necessary to be realistic "about what happens when you're in bed with somebody," and that people didn't want to see situations where the media gives a politician an advantage.

The coffee klatch broke down when Navarro pushed back on Granger, declaring that the ability for people with a relationship to work in government and the media without acting unethically was "a novel idea" for a supporter of former President Donald Trump.

Granger declared that she didn't agree with everything Trump did and that she was "a Black woman first."

"Are you a Republican?" Hostin asked Granger, who then confirmed she was.

"I feel like it's an oxymoron, a black Republican," Hostin said, interrupting her.

"Why? Your friend right here is a Republican," Granger shot back, referring to Ana Navarro, who pretends that she's a Republican, but is now a Democrat and worked for PINO Biden's 2020 basement campaign.

Granger referenced Hostin's previous admittance to being a Catholic and disagreeing with abortion, but also advocating for abortion to be legal.

"I don't understand either of you," Hostin said, again interrupting Granger, as the girls do on The View when they feel they are losing an argument.

"No you don't understand yourself then," Granger retorted.

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"I don't understand either of you," Hostin repeated and stuck out her tongue. "I don't understand black Republicans and I don't understand Latino Republicans." 

Sunny Hostin doesn't understand much of anything. She doesn't even understand what a Catholic is, and claims to be one, just like our alleged President.

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CNN's mean-spirited Navarro slammed for Stephen Miller wedding comment

"When we really see other people as they are without taking it personally, we can never be hurt by what they say or do." -- Miguel Angel Ruiz

The Compromised News Network's (CNN) Ana Navarro mocked White House senior adviser Stephen Miller on the day of his wedding saying, "God help us. It's going to procreate."

The mean-spirited Navarro, a regular with the geniuses on "The View" and who once compared disgraced porn lawyer Michael Avenatti to "the holy spirit," was responding to former White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus' offer of congratulations to Miller and his new bride and shared a photo of them.

I repeat Navarro's words: “God help us. It’s going to procreate.”

The mainstream media hit back at Navarro, and CNN said they would no longer have her appear on their network--just kidding! They said nothing of the sort.

NewsBusters managing editor Curtis Houck speaking to Fox News said that Navarro’s tweet is simply the latest example of hypocrisy from the mainstream media.

“There is no bottom for Ana Navarro and her giggling fanbase over at CNN. She's proven herself to be a female equivalent of the incredibly crass Rick Wilson,” Houck said, referring to the Republican political consultant who recently mocked Trump supporters as CNN’s Don Lemon burst out laughing like a little girl being tickled by Chris "Frodo" Cuomo.

“Their lectures about civility, decency, and goodness continue to ring hollow,” Houck added.

Miller married Katie Waldman on Sunday. She is the press secretary for Vice President Mike Pence. The ceremony took place at Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C., and President Trump was in attendance.

Navarro is a fake Republican strategist who is now an anti-Trump bloviator. You can find her wherever sphincters are sold.

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Fredo attacks Trumpsters over Greta Thunberg but forgot about Nick Sandmann

Chris "Fredo" Cuomo, Andrew Cuomo's younger blockhead brother and Comedy News Network (CNN) host, went after "Trumpers" for "going at a kid" on Wednesday. This came as a knee-jerk reaction [emphasis on "jerk"] to Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin suggestion that 17-year-old Swedish socialist Greta Thunberg has no qualifications to lecture the world on economics [not to mention climate change].

Hmm. It looks like Fredo stepped into a big pile of "it" again.

Twitter users nudged him to sit this one out, and reminded him how CNN recently settled a $275 million defamation lawsuit brought by Covington Catholic High School student Nick Sandmann.

In reaction to the Washington Post's headline, "U.S. Treasury Secretary Mnuchin says climate activist Greta Thunberg should go study economics, Fredo tweeted:

"Why do these trumpers think it is ok to go at a kid? U.S. Treasury Secretary Mnuchin says climate activist Greta Thunberg should go study economics."

Here's the thing, if you're going to go public with your opinions, then the public has the right to question and challenge them. And furthermore, who the hell is Chris Cuomo to speak on this in the first place?

For example, conservative writer Jeremy Frankel responded on Twitter with:

Former Fox News digital editor Ken LaCorte reiterated, "CNN literally just paid $$$ to a kid they went at last year."

Steven Crowder, of "Louder with Crowder fame asked Fredo, "So it's only okay for CNN to go after kids if they're named Nick Sandmann?"

But let us not forget how they had no problem going after Barron Trump, who, at age 13, was younger than either Thunberg or Sandmann at the time.

And it isn't just the lip-drooling, shirt-tucking Cuomo and CNN who went after Nick Sandmann. He has viable lawsuits against: the Washington Post, disgraced CNN host Reza Aslan [aka Raised in Assland] for tweeting "Have you seen a more punchable face than this kid's?" He is also suing Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) Ana Navarro, Maggie Haberman and Kathy Griffin, who has given up pretending to behead President Trump and now plans to attack teenage boys.

But it was CNN, along with several other outlets that circulated the short video of the encounter between the Covington students and Native American Nathan Phillips at the March to Life rally in Washington, D.C., last year.

Predictably, the students were fraudulently smeared by leftist journalists and pundits who were later forced to apologize when the full footage of what really took place that day was made available. It showed the students were the actual victims of taunting by several adults, including Phillips, who tried to push himself off as a Vietnam war veteran, but who never went there but instead worked as a refrigerator repairman. Phillips got in the face of Sandmann and incessantly was beating a drum in front of him as the kid stood his ground.

Predictably, Fredo Cuomo blamed Trump for the ordeal because idiots often are unable to understand logic and facts and don't understand the concept of blame.

Several on social media accused Cuomo of hypocrisy, but let's remember, the Comedy News Network is an arm of the left and have an agenda.

Below is Fredo's reaction from last year regarding the incident:

You would think that CNN and the other fake news purveyors would have learned their lesson by now, but they never learn. Somehow carrying water for the Democratic Party is more important than the problems that may bring.

But you can see why Chris Cuomo is currently rated as the dumber Cuomo brother. However, the race is close and things can change.


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Leftist activists [aka media, Democrats] edit clip of POTUS calling MS-13 gangbangers 'animals'

Seriously, there really should be a law preventing political parties from deceptively editing out the true meaning of their opponent's message.

Democrats, fake news "journalists," and far-left activists [there I go being redundant] have used a deceptively edited video clip from last year to depict President Trump as a heartless xenophobe. The clip showed Trump calling immigrants and asylum seekers "animals," when, in fact, he was referring to members of the notoriously disgustingly violent animals of the MS-13 street gang.

Mark Elliott, a Twitter user, posted the following tweet on Friday with the caption: "[email protected] on people asking for asylum 'These aren't people. These are animals.'" It conveniently left out the context of who the President was referring to.

Elliott embedded the video from a CSPAN tweet.

CNN, believe it or not, was one of the few news organizations that accurately reported the full context of what Trump said when he made the remarks. Here is the relevant part of the transcript:

Sheriff Margaret Mims: "There could be an MS-13 member I know about — if they don’t reach a certain threshold, I cannot tell ICE about it."

President Donald Trump: "We have people coming into the country, or trying to come in — and we’re stopping a lot of them — but we’re taking people out of the country. You wouldn’t believe how bad these people are. These aren’t people. These are animals. And we’re taking them out of the country at a level and at a rate that’s never happened before. And because of the weak laws, they come in fast, we get them, we release them, we get them again, we bring them out. It’s crazy."

Here a few of the Democrat politicians, far-left activists, and people in the media who have peddled this lie since Friday:

Democrat presidential candidate Kirsten Gillibrand: "Racist language like this has led to violence throughout the world’s history. No human being is an animal. We have to be better than this." Then she ate a spider.

Photo: The Onion

Democrat presidential candidate Pete [pronounced 'Butter Judge']: "You do not refer to human beings as animals. You just don’t." Pete refers to humans as 'vegetables' when he disagrees with them.

DNC Chairman Tom "Potty Mouth" Perez: "This type of dehumanizing language is dangerous, and against everything we stand for as a country." Then he said a word meaning excrement.

Far-left activist and national twerp David Hogg who got his fame by the shooting deaths of his classmates: "Step two on the pyramid of committing genocide: Dehumanization."

CNN's Ana Navarro: "This is journalist, @TifaniRoberts comforting a small boy on the border. He was shot in the throat by Ortega’s thugs in Nicaragua. This little boy is seeking asylum in the United States. His name is William. Trump calls him 'animal'."

Christine Teigen: "f***ing vile man." Yes, but you're not vile Christine--you're a classy chick.

MSNBC's Joy "The Homophobe" Reid: "Asylum seekers 'aren't people.' They are 'animals.' This is particularly frightening language coming out of a person vested with the power of a presidential office."

Mikel Jollett, frontman of the band The Airborne Toxic Effect: "The President of the United States literally saying immigrants aren’t 'human.' This is the literal definition of the 'dehumanization' which precedes genocide." Kind of what MS-13 practices in smaller doses.

Sherrilyn Ifill President and Director-Counsel of the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund: "This is so irresponsible and dangerous. We have seen this around the world." Except you either didn't really watch the video or you're an irresponsible liar.

Democrat Rep. Yvette D. Clarke (NY): "This is appalling. This is cruel. This is dehumanizing. This is racist. This is un-American. This is Donald J. Trump." This is bull crap.

Democrat Rep. TJ Cox (CA): "Immigrants aren’t animals. Children aren’t animals. And they don’t deserve to be locked in cages, separated from their families." It was Obama who initially put the children in cages.

Democrat Rep. Chrissy "Hot Lips" Houlahan (PA): "My father, who was welcomed by this country after surviving the Holocaust, is not an animal. The people seeking refuge and asylum in America like he did are not animals. Smart and effective border security does not involve denigrating our fellow humans. Full stop."

New York Times columnist Wajahat Ali: "Glad it's out in the open. Dehumanization. It always begins with language. Soon they will be rats and rodents and a horde. And what do we do to those animals when they 'invade' our homes?...."

Glad it's out in the open how the dishonesty of the media is being exposed. But it isn't enough that the conservative media is doing this because the left may never see it. Example: I spoke to my liberal sister a few days ago to wish her a happy birthday. I asked her what she thought about Democrats supporting late-term abortion and in some cases, abortion right up to birth and even after delivery. She said, "That's not true."

She didn't believe me!

So I researched the latest news on this issue and emailed it to her. She soon responded that it was a video from Fox News and that she wouldn't even open it because they're so opinionated.

Do you see the screaming irony?

I told her that it was video with Democrats actually voicing their opinions about late term abortion, but still, she didn't want to watch it because it was from Fox News.

What have we learned? That the Democrats will take a video and only show what they want you to see, but will not look at a video that might challenge "their truth" with "the truth."



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