Staff Reports
The moment Vice President Kamala Harris slipped into the role of the Democrats’ presumptive heir to President Biden’s throne for the upcoming election, it became abundantly clear that this race would be sensationally racialized. Thanks to the Democrats, their leftist minions, and the sycophantic mainstream media, one can only appreciate the absurdity of their charged narrative.
On MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” contributor Molly Jong-Fast went on a bizarre tirade about Republican Vice Presidential nominee JD Vance, claiming he harbored a nefarious desire for “white children” in the country. This peculiar accusation came in response to the notion that some Americans are choosing not to have kids—an issue that has absolutely nothing to do with the color of anyone’s skin. The cherry-picking of “great replacement theory” buzzwords quickly turned the conversation into a virtual petri dish of leftist hysteria.
VANCE’S KIDS ARE BIRACIAL, you demented, race-obsessed weirdos https://t.co/2Ef2ZbnCf6
— Guy Benson (@guypbenson) July 30, 2024
What Jong-Fast is essentially alleging is that JD Vance’s push for more families and children somehow translates into a secretive white supremacist agenda. Such a claim is not only patently absurd but utterly undermined by the simple fact that Vance, alongside his Indian-American wife Usha, is the proud father of three biracial children. This little detail puts a sizable dent in the left’s race-baiting machine and reveals how desperate and illogical their accusations are.
The irony is rich: those who wrap themselves in the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. while simultaneously tossing out charges of racism seem blissfully ignorant of his dream of judging people by the content of their character rather than the color of their skin. It begs the question—why are those who scream the loudest about racism often the ones most preoccupied with skin color?
If Jong-Fast and her ilk really want to chase down this mythical “white children” phenomenon, perhaps they should shift their focus to Kamala Harris’ stepchildren. That might just be the reality check they need to confront the incongruities in their own racial narrative.
