Sen. J.D. Vance (R-Ohio) secured victory in Tuesday's vice presidential debate. Many liberal commentators have acknowledged as much, but MSNBC talking head Joy Reid has gone out of her way to characterize Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz's debacle as a strategic victory.
Mr. Reed in the middle of the latest brain teaser
proposed Unlike the undecided voters Walz was said to be trying to persuade with words, Democrats say they are more drawn to political violence, especially violence against President Donald Trump.
“I don't think this was a discussion aimed at taking people who are already on the team out of it,” Reed told his fellow panelists. “There is a very small, narrow group that has not yet made up their minds about Donald Trump and Kamala Harris.”
Reid said Walz successfully targeted that “small, narrow group” and gave them what they wanted and weren't getting from Kamala Harris: policy details.
Mr. Reid suggested that unlike undecided voters who want more information, the Democratic base wants a “fight.”
“Democrats are still calling for violence.”
“Democrats want to see someone stand up and give Donald Trump a knuckle sandwich,” Reid continued. “That's what they want, but those are not the people who need this discussion. Those are the people who have already voted and already know what they want.”
Reade's admission that the Democratic base is willing to physically harm Harris' opponents appears to confirm recent polling about Democrats' murderous intentions.
Blaze News reported last month that in the wake of President Donald Trump's second assassination attempt, a poll conducted by Neapolitan News Agency's RMG Research found that nearly 3 in 10 Democrats said Trump would vote for West Florida. He reportedly said he wanted to be massacred at a golf course in Palm Beach. .
The alleged would-be assassin who was waiting for President Trump at the golf course was himself a longtime donor to the Democratic Party. The would-be assassin who shot and killed President Trump in July was also an ActBlue donor.
In response to Reed's suggestion, conservative columnist Joe Concha
I wrote“Joy Reid can say this because, as management demonstrated with the Ronna McDaniel debacle, there is no accountability and the power rests with so-called on-air 'talent.'”
Concha was referring to
malicious smear campaign MSNBC talking heads including Reade, Joe Scarborough, Mika Brzezinski, Biden's former White House press secretary Jen Psaki and Rachel Maddow earlier this year after NBC News announced the Republican hire. , was contested against Ms. Ronna McDaniel.
In response to Reade's comments about physical attacks on Trump, TikTok's ribs
tweeted“Two ss*s*nation attempts and Iranian plot to get Trump and Democrats still calling for violence.”
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