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    ‘The View’ Harpies Have Meltdown Over Trump’s Inauguration

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    Everybody’s favorite crew of left-wing harpies from the worst morning talk show of all-time, “The View,” had some very strong opinions concerning the inauguration of President Donald Trump, and, as you would expect, none of them are positive. On Tuesday, the day after the event, the co-hosts of the show exhibited extreme symptoms of Trump Derangement Syndrome as they chatted about it all, showcasing what might be the worst case of the psychiatric illness we’ve seen yet. We’re still waiting to hear back from the men in white coats to confirm that though.

    While other liberals who hate Trump for no apparent reason have decided to close up shop when it comes to pimping their Haterade against the president, at least for the time being, the ladies of “The View” are determined to keep the doors open. If you watch this program for more than research purposes, I’m going to have to strongly advise you visit your local nuthouse and check yourself into it indefinitely. For the sake of society and the safety of all citizens.

    Co-host Joy Behar kicked the segment off on Tuesday, according to The Western Journal, by saying, “So, yesterday,” which was met with boos from the audience, which seemingly boasts of a collective intelligence quotient somewhere below zero. Way, way, below.

    Then, trying to be spiteful by refusing to acknowledge the history making event that took place on Monday, Behar adds, “Did something happen yesterday?”

    Her fellow chucklehead, Ana Navarro, chirped, “Yes — it was Martin Luther King Day.” Navarro is a “NeverTrump” Republican, which means she’s a Democrat.

    “Yes!” Behar exclaimed — and suddenly, the crowd roared. She went on to say, after the applause subsided, that “a certain person, Donald Trump” was also sworn in. Oh yeah, that too. If you think things got better, you have never watched this show and I envy you.

    A further clip shows Behar joking about Trump’s proposed raids of illegal aliens who have criminal records, asking “if he’s sending all the criminals away, where is he going?” More applause. Oh, ho ho! Lawfare is hilarious.

    Behar, or as I like to call her, Queen Screech, sarcastically spewed forth, “what better way to unify the country than by ripping families apart?”

    I’m pretty sure we’ve established that families comprised of illegal migrants will be kept together, given the boot as a collective, seeing as how none of them should be here without permission and vetting. Not to mention the first folks being targeted by the president’s deportation operations are violent criminals. But the dolts who host this program don’t care about any of that. Their main purpose in life is to back the plays called by their left-wing overlords, just like any good propagandist, pushing an agenda that would destroy our nation with loads of enthusiasm.

    Behar went on to say that she watched the inauguration “because I have a certain masochistic streak in me,” apparently taking a break from the sadistic side of subjecting the viewing audience to her long-fingernails-dragged-slowly-across-a-blackboard voice. Sara Haines, meanwhile, said she didn’t recognize the America Trump talked about during his inauguration speech, because apparently she doesn’t spend much time talking to people who don’t a) host “The View” or b) produce “The View.”

    “The speech itself, I remember when it was done, my first reaction was, ‘What is this country he speaks of?’” she prattled. “He didn’t say ‘carnage,’ but he said ‘carnage’ pretty much in everything else,” she continued, nearly giving everyone a stroke. “I just kind of felt this dark feeling, and then he had this kind of martyr-like, you guys are downtrodden.”

    Sunny Hostin, who has been slapped around by the show’s legal department many times since Trump’s election victory for saying untrue statements, said she passed on the inauguration to preserve her sanity, which I found more than a little amusing. How can one protect that which they do not possess?

    She went on to say that “the one thing I did think about was the hypocrisy of having a man be inaugurated to be president on the same day as we commemorate MLK, and that same man saying that he was going to get rid of diversity, equity, and inclusion.”

    “Inauguration Day moved to Jan. 20 in 1937, just after Martin Luther King Jr. had just turned 8, and 49 years before the holiday commemorating him would be observed, so it’s worth noting that 1) the scheduling came long before the federal holiday and 2) Americans of all colors and creeds have come to loathe DEI, part of the reason why the guy who’s being inaugurated is there in the first place,” the report revealed.

    It’s worth noting Dr. King also said “I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character,” not “I have a dream that my four little children will one day be given jobs regardless of their merit for the position because of the color of their skin, all due to the fact that rich white liberals have loved them some hand-wringing self-hatred that’ll be called ‘DEI’ some 60-odd years from now.”

    Hostin later claimed she wasn’t offended by former President Joe Biden pardoning his whole family, which includes preemptive pardons — hardly makes a case for innocence, right? — demonstrating her own hypocrisy.

    If you made it to the bottom and watched all the clips, I hope you have a roll of antacids you can pop because the indigestion you’re going to get from consuming this kind of media is pretty awful.

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