Thursday, February 1, 2018

Joy Reid Horrified by Trump Saying ‘Church, Family, Police, Military’

Sounded racist to her ears.

1.31.2018

President Trump’s State of the Union address has produced a treasure trove of pathetic reactions, but coming in with potentially the worst of the bunch is MSNBC’s Joy Reid. Somehow, she managed to pick up on the few words that nearly everyone can get onboard with and found a racist loophole. Leave it to a raging leftist!

Amazingly, Reid reacted in utter horror that Trump was speaking about the importance of family and church. He had the audacity to support the police, the military, and our national anthem. In her mind, these were “tropes” of a “bygone era.” That is, back to segregation where all of his supporters would be much happier, obviously:

She dissected each point further in subsequent tweets:

When Reid was challenged for her ridiculous take, she responded with a grade-school comeback:

But when Twitter user @vothelo excoriated Reid for lumping all Trump supporters in her own racist categories, she had nothing to say in return:

Everyone wanted to know: why all the hate, Joy?

30 Jan

Patricia Dickson@Patrici15767099

Replying to @JoyAnnReid

Since when are things like Church & family "bygone" era? You liberals are some sick ungodly anti-family (husband & wife) individuals.

Todd Wilson@TDubb

In which @JoyAnnReid thinks that 1950’s post war America that had just defeated Nazism & believe in Church, family, police, military, & our National Anthem is bad. Brokaw called this “The greatest generation.” The generation that also ushered in the Civil Rights movement!

9:45 PM - Jan 30, 2018

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Black Unemployment Lowest Ever, Black Leaders Can’t Even Feign Happiness

Sourpusses, the whole lot.

1.31.2018

News

Trey Sanchez

You’d think the moment President Trump mentioned the historic low for black unemployment in his State of the Union that the black congressional leaders would applaud the good news. But you’d be dead wrong.

From the looks on their faces, they’re too angry with Trump to care that the minority communities they fight for are doing better than ever:

That was the reaction shot on CNN after the president said:

“Unemployment claims have hit a 45-year low. African-American unemployment stands at the lowest rate ever recorded, and Hispanic American unemployment has also reached the lowest levels in history."

The Bureau of Labor Statistics puts the black unemployment rate at under 7 percent for the first time since they began tracking in the early 1970s. But who cares, right?