Joy Reid is a popular left wing crackpot with a show on MSNBC every weekend. She’s a black supremacist and now a proven homophobe. That’s all ok though as there is a no outcry from gay and lesbian leftists to boycott the sponsors of her show. MSNBC has done nothing to reprimand Reid, and for her part, Reid is going with the Anthony Weiner defense of being “hacked.” I just love left wing double standards don’t you? Mock the fact a drama queen like David Hogg can’t get into four different California colleges, lose your sponsorship. Make homophobic blog posts and keep your show without a peep from the left on MSNBC. If the filthy left didn’t have double standards, they’d have no standards at all. Considering Joy Reid is an ugly, fat, butch looking leftist, she is the last one who should be dissing gays and lesbians.
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In an exclusive statement to Mediaite, the MSNBC host claims these posts from The Reid Report — which include defending homophobia, gay jokes, and the outright mocking of gay people and homosexuality — were somehow put in by an “external party” that “manipulated material from my now-defunct blog.”
While Reid apologized in December for writing homophobic content on a blog she ran long before her days as an icon of the #Resistance movement, she claims these new posts opposing gay marriage and cringing “at the sight of two men kissing” were part of a “fabricated” outside effort to paint her as “offensive and hateful.”
These anti-gay articles from The Reid Report, a site that pre-dated Reid’s former MSNBC show of the same name, were originally shared on Twitter by user Jamie_Maz who found them using the Wayback Machine — an Internet archiving service that takes periodic screenshots of popular web pages to preserve them.
While the amateur sleuth provided Mediaite with legitimate links to all of the posts they tweeted screenshots of, neither the actual defunct site nor its archived pages are currently accessible, as their Wayback Machine links mysteriously disappeared in December after Mediaite‘s initial story on Reid’s homophobic comments about Florida Congressman Charlie Crist was published. The Wayback Machine did not respond to an inquiry regarding the removal of Reid’s blog.