Today, we delve into the puzzling world of Joy Reid, a high-profile TV host who has made some rather questionable social media posts of late. Known for her controversial opinions and often skewed perspective, Reid has now taken things to another level.
Let’s first take a look at Reid’s statements during the Republican National Convention. It’s public knowledge that President Biden had to delay a Las Vegas speech due to contracting Covid. However, in an unexpected twist, Reid downplayed Trump’s close call with the virus as simply a “photo-op,” while accentuating perceived differences between Trump’s vitality and Biden’s apparent weakness. She even went so far as to suggest that Biden recovering from Covid wouldn’t portray him as resilient.
Unsurprisingly, these comments sparked swift responses on social media.
Reid was also vocal about her dissatisfaction with how the Secret Service handled Trump’s situation during his brush with danger at an event in Butler, Pennsylvania. Despite calling the entire episode a “strange scenario”, she couldn’t help but admit that Trump’s recovery and subsequent appearance at his convention was seen as a mark of robustness.
In a perplexing argument, she posed an odd question: Wouldn’t Biden recovering from Covid also show resilience? Especially considering he is older than Trump and has survived what can often be lethal for people in his demographic. But then again…Why wouldn’t Biden recover? He’s vaccinated and boosted after all; plus there seemed to be no concern among those around him since they weren’t wearing masks.
However folks…that’s not where it ends. Reid had more to say…
She took her bizarre theories further by posting a social media video that ridiculously claimed former President Trump’s attempted assassination was staged.
Many would agree that these unfounded claims and conspiracy theories are indicative of an advanced stage of Trump Derangement Syndrome.
The astonishing content of this video makes you wonder why MSNBC hasn’t taken any action against Reid or even Scarborough, for that matter. After all, it’s clear that there’s a line between freedom of speech and pure insanity.