The View has become a defender of every insane left-wing position.
They are faithful defenders of the Democrats.
Now, Sunny Hostin said something so shocking that the other women on the stage were left stunned.
The co-hosts of The View take turns jockeying for the worst take of the day.
And Sunny Hostin was the runaway winner in a recent episode.
During a conversation with Lindsey Granger, a black Republican political commentator, and co-host Ana Navarro, who still clings to the label of Republican for some reason, Hostin slammed the two women for their politics in a disrespectful and dismissive way.
Hostin asked Granger, “Are you a Republican?”
Granger answered yes, then Hostin cut her off and said, “I feel like that’s an oxymoron, a black Republican.”
Granger fired back and said, “Why? Your friend right here is a Republican,” pointing to Navarro.
Navarro interjected, “We have had this conversation many times.”
Hostin doubled down, saying, “I don’t understand either of you.”
That’s when Granger called out Hostin’s oxymoronic stance of being a pro-abortion Catholic.
Hostin got defensive and replied, “I understand myself. I don’t understand either of you. I don’t…I don’t understand black Republicans and I don’t understand Latino Republicans.”
Granger and Navarro eventually rescued Hostin from herself and got the conversation back on track.
Hostin is playing on the old trope that racial minorities must vote for the Democratic Party, even if that party does not represent their values or best interest.
It’s a shaming tactic used by the Democrats to get black, Latinos, Asians, and other nonwhites to vote as a monolith.
But the tactic is slowly losing steam.
Donald Trump received the highest GOP percentage of the nonwhite vote since 1960, and according to midterm polling, Democrats have lost significant ground with Latino voters.
The specter of the white racist boogeyman does not hit the same in 2022, especially when the Democrats have moved wildly to the Left.
All of the mainstream racism found today is on the Left, and it’s in the name of “antiracism.”
Democrats are allowed to shame white people for being white, and shame nonwhite people for being Republicans.
In 1932, Franklin Roosevelt got one-third of the black vote (and two-thirds in 1936) at a time when the Ku Klux Klun was running rampant and Jim Crow was the letter of the law in the south.
Black voters were hoping to avail themselves of the New Deal programs, many of which they were barred from thanks to the Democrats.
It’s impossible to argue that being a black Republican in 2022 somehow requires more nuance and skepticism than being a black Democrat in 1932.
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