MSNBC Host Makes Makes Conservative Point While Slamming Trump


 

MSNBC host Joy Reid made a conservative point on governance while slamming President Trump recently.

According to Town Hall:

MSNBC host Joy Reid, known for her consistent bashing of President Trump on nearly every political and personal issue, made a surprising statement about the CARES Act stimulus checks on Wednesday morning. People from the left and right were shocked when Reid, who espouses far-left ideology, reminded her Twitter followers that the checks coming from the government were, in fact, funded by taxpayers. 

 

Reid comparing the president to a stingy, dishonest neighbor seemed to miss the point that the taxpayer-funded stimulus was designed to reinforce the devastated economy and keep people in their homes. Additionally, the CARES Act, which came with a $6 trillion price tag was authored and passed with bipartisan support through both chambers of Congress. The president approved of the package and signed it into law but never told Americans it was his gift to them. 

Calling out the federal government for reckless spending is typically something heard from conservatives and libertarians but rarely from progressives, who generally favor extensive government involvement in everyday life. Twitter users were quick to point out Reid’s suddenly dark outlook on federal taxation.

 

Reid also made headlines at the end of March when she asserted that President Trump, in collaboration with Attorney General Bill Barr, might attempt to expand his executive authority under the guise of “National Security.”

Reid is not new to controversy most recently making a false accusation about President Trump to go along with past homophobic and racist comments.

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