MSNBC analyst says JD Vance’s ‘childless cat lady’ comments show he only wants ‘White children’ in America

MSNBC political analyst Molly Jon Fast argued that recently unearthed comments from Sen. J.D. Vance criticizing “childless” Democrats reveal his “racist” views of America.

During an appearance on “Morning Joe” on Tuesday, Jong-Fast said that he had recently Pew Survey Surveys show a sharp rise in the number of American adults who are not interested in having children.

“What’s interesting is that this is a birtherism born out of an authoritarian approach. We need more ‘white kids’. That’s the mindset,” John Fast responded.

“This is racism by the Great Replacement Theory, right? This is what it is. So don’t mistake him for wanting more kids. He wants some kind of racist stuff,” she argued.

Trump: Family-loving people will support J.D. Vance

Vance is married to Usha Vance, an American lawyer and the daughter of Indian immigrants, and they have three mixed-race children.

The MSNBC analyst’s comments were met with harsh criticism. On social media.

“My white nephew went on MSNBC and said that a veteran who married an Indian woman and has mixed race children only wants white children in the country. This is what progressive brain rot is all about,” conservative radio host Erick Erickson posted on X.

“Politics change in an instant. The Harris campaign is not responsible for Molly Jong-Fast’s terrible behavior, but someone working on her promotion [orbit] “If a man with a mixed race child says he only wants white American children, that kind of reverse racism and ugliness could be troubling,” New York Post columnist and opinion editor John Podhoretz also tweeted.

The MSNBC analyst locked his X account after his comments went viral on the social media platform.

MSNBC did not respond to a request for comment from Fox News Digital.

Senior Trump campaign adviser slams left: Vance’s ‘cat lady’ comment ‘clearly taken out of context’

U.S. Senator from Ohio and 2024 Republican vice presidential nominee J.D. Vance and his wife, Usha Vance, address attendees on the first day of the 2024 Republican National Convention. (Kamil Krzaczynski/AFP via Getty Images)

The Ohio senator and President Trump’s running mate has come under fire for disparaging comments he made about Democrats in a recently resurfaced 2021 interview.

In the interview, Vance said, “This country is effectively run, through the Democrats and the corporate oligarchy, by childless catwomen who are unhappy with their lives and the choices they’ve made, so they want the rest of the country to be unhappy, too.”

Vance defended his comments and accused leftists of taking them out of context.

“If you look at the full context of what I said, it’s clear that Democrats are trying to take this out of context and blow it up, as they always do because they don’t have a plan for running their own campaigns,” Vance told Fox News host Trey Gowdy.

“What worries the American people most is not some joke I made three years ago that was taken out of context, it’s the fact that Kamala Harris, the border official, has opened up America’s southern border. Democratic Party “Some of the policies are clearly anti-family,” he added.

He also clarified that he wasn’t attacking all childless adults, but rather the “increasingly anti-parent, anti-child stance of the left.”

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