With former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley dropping out of the Republican primary on Wednesday, all eyes looked to the general election, and polls showing former President Trump leading President Biden nationally made many of the cast of ABC’s The View shake in their heels. But the network’s chief Washington correspondent, Jonathan Karl was there to reassure them and the liberal audience that Democrats would cure Americans of the “collective amnesia” that was supposedly keeping them from accurately remembering the Trump years.
Encapsulating The View’s general mood post-Super Tuesday, staunchly racist and anti-Semitic co-host Sunny Hostin (the descendant of slave owners) announced that her outfit had a special meaning. “I'm wearing funeral chic today because I'm so devastated over what we saw yesterday,” she said, while also proclaiming that Republican voters put “party before country.”
To explain the support Trump was receiving, Karl invoked the condescension of the far-left New York Times in proclaiming that Americans writ large were suffering from a “collective amnesia” and were supposedly misremembering what the Trump presidency was like.
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