"Whiteness is a hell of a drug," Jonathan Capehart announced Sunday on The Sunday Show, seemingly alluding to a famous Chappelle's Show bit. "Fear worked, and Youngkin won in a state President Biden won just last year by 10 points."
Capehart first made the remark on Oct. 29 and repeated it Sunday.
He was referencing Republican Gov.-Elect Glenn Youngkin's success earlier in November in Virginia's Gubernatorial election. His running mate, Winsome Sears, became the first Black female Lieutenant Governor of the commonwealth.
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The Wall Street Journal wrote an admonishing viewpoint article regarding Capehart after he announced "tap-dancing with white supremacy is their way back into power" on PBS NewsHour.
"Despite what Democrats say, voters know their neighbors, and they don't see a racist society or country," the Nov. 3 article read. "Most Americans don't want the racial divisions that Democrats keep fomenting for political gain."
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Capehart wasn't the only MSNBC correspondent to decry "whiteness."
Joy Reid called the matter of teaching critical race theory "code for white parents who don't like the idea of teaching about race."
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She had a guest who said of Sears, "The problem is here they want white supremacy by ventriloquist effect. There is a black mouth moving but a white idea ... running on the runway of the tongue of a figure who justifies and legitimates the white supremacist practices."
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Meanwhile, "Life, Liberty & Levin" host Mark Levin on Sunday blamed "racist" media members for demonizing "righteous people who believe in diversity."
Levin focused his opening monologue on Republican Glenn Youngkin's victory in Virginia and the Liberal media's framing of the stunning Democrat defeat.
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"Have you seen the media? The media have now turned on 'White women in the suburbs,'" he announced. "Two elections ago, they could not slobber over them enough – because they were voting for Biden, they thought."
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"Now, they didn't, in order to protect their children from this American Marxist movement called critical race theory," Levin went on. "What does the media say? That they are racist White women in the suburbs now. Everyone is racist, of course, but the racists, the people who push critical racist theory."
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"They are the racists, the people in the media, especially MSNBC and CNN."
Both far-Left networks, Levin stated, openly "feature racist professors, racists activists, and racists hosts, day in day out."
"What do they do? Righteous people who believe in diversity with no problem with people of other faiths and backgrounds and pigmentation, you are the ones who they demonize and attack," the conservative author charged.
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