The liberals are sweating bullets, and MSNBC’s Joy Reid is at the forefront of this panic, ringing alarm bells about the terrifying prospect of another Trump presidency. On Monday, Reid took an anxiety-fueled deep dive into the so-called “nightmare” that fresh Supreme Court nominations could bring under a second Trump term.
Reid’s segment hinged on comments made by President Biden, who referred to the Supreme Court as “out of kilter” and spoke of new justices as the most “scary” part of another Trump era. Reid, with political bias in full view, echoed these sentiments with unhidden dread. She singled out Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito as “the most offensive justices” and scoffed at their potential retirement under Trump.
Even the Federalist Society founder, Leonard Leo, wasn’t safe from Reid’s tirade, with her painting him as a villain for his role in influencing nominations. “Let me be blunt,” she said, “You all should be very worried. These judges would lock us into a multi-generational nightmare.”
To Reid and other hard-left sympathizers, the potential young conservative justices channel a terrifying vision of reality. These include “young forced-birth, anti-LGBTQ activists” committed to restoring rights and privileges that the liberal elites have been trying to strip away for decades.
Particularly, Judge James Ho appeared to be Reid’s boogeyman, with Reid warning that his strong conservative opinions could reshape the Supreme Court’s legal standing for years to come. Ho’s blunt truth about abortion, namely that it represents ‘the immoral, tragic, and violent taking of innocent human life,’ sent Reid into a tailspin. Suddenly, she seemed to forget about Planned Parenthood founder and notorious racist Margaret Sanger’s documented eugenic views.
In her hysterics, Reid enlisted legal analyst Joyce Vance to drive home her anti-Trump and anti-conservative agenda more firmly. They massaged their fearmongering narrative with dark predictions of a Supreme Court skewed away from their liberal sensibilities. The big takeaway, take over the courts or watch the liberal world crumble.
Ironically, Reid was right about one thing; she and her fellow liberals should be worried about a second Trump presidency. It would be a joy to witness the dismantling of their decaying ideological empire.
