Meghan McCain, co-host of The View, tried to draw from emotions claiming the future of the Republican Party is at risk because of President Donald Trump’s “race-baiting” and attacks on people of color.
McCain feels this could keep conservative-minded young people from becoming Republicans for future elections.
McCain: “As someone who is I think one of the three Republicans or conservatives on this entire network, I’m always concerned about the next generation coming up and young people that are interested in conservative ideals only see this. They only see race-baiting, and only the Trump Administration, and what Republicans should be most concerned about right now, well, from my perspective, is what comes next.”
McCain went on to say that said that Republicans lose power because politics are part of a cycle, she claims she is worried that “you’re going to have a bunch of millennials who think the entire Republican Party is [like] the person in charge that thinks all communities of color are infested.”
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McCain said that her co-workers on The View and people like Victor Blackwell will resonate with young Republicans.
Goldberg: “They’re pretty clear about who they are.” She said that when people start an entire campaign by calling one group racists, rapists or murderers, it is a form of other-ing. When somebody says, that person is a racist, make them explain why they say that. Make them explain why”
Meghan is not a true conservative. The View usually affects these so-called Republican women every time they get hired. Jedidiah Belia used to talk to about Trump and now she’s on Fox News. Nicolle Wallace was a co-host for a while and now she’s on MSNBC calling out Trump. Ana Navarro worked with Jeb Bush and she’s attacking Trump.
What does The View do to these “Republicans?” Isn’t it time to worry about them?
