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The Progressive Democrats are still using their pitch fork in the fake haystack digging to find that needle to thread to finish that progressive quilt, Winter is here and their butts are freezing.
Louisiana Republican Sen. John Kennedy probably won’t be appearing as a guest on “The View” in the near future.
In a hilarious moment that only Kennedy could create, he was asked by political commentator Benny Johnson during an interview posted to social media platform X on Dec. 14 about doing just that.
“Will you be going on ‘The View’ anytime soon?” Johnson asked.
“I will not be going on ‘The View'” Kennedy replied, smiling and shaking his head.
“In fact, my version of hell is being required to watch reruns of ‘The View’ for the rest of eternity.”
Johnson, through laughter, announced to his audience he would like to start the petition for Kennedy to make that appearance.
“I think it would probably be their highest ratings ever.”
“Well, I don’t know. I have no interest in going on. I’d rather be poked in the eye with a sharp stick.”
The alternative does sound preferable.
“The View” has had on a number of conservatives, like Republican Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas.
Just watching screeching liberal women give awful takes is a torture ritual, making Kennedy’s version of hell hard to argue with.
Staffers at The Western Journal, who are occasionally forced to watch segments of “The View” to keep readers informed about the lunatic left, can agree with Kennedy from firsthand experience.
Recall in February when co-host Joy Behar outrageously and baselessly claimed Tesla CEO and X owner Elon Musk supported apartheid in his home country of South Africa, only to scramble and beg Musk not to sue her.
June saw “The View” ringmaster Whoopi Goldberg compare being black in America to living in Iran.
On rare occasions, the hosts of the popular daytime talk
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When The View Cast Turned Hostile Towards Their Audience
In July, co-host Sunny Hostin lamented the end of late-night host Stephen Colbert’s whiney, unfunny show with all the usual talk about this being the end of “our democracy.”
There are countless awful takes from these women.
The show is essentially putting cameras in front of a bunch of liberal wine moms who only understand politics through the filter of CNN and MSNBC, spouting whatever narrative their perceptions tell them is the most agreeable and progressive.
It truly makes you wonder what the producers and film crew think on a daily basis.
Have they learned to tune it out?
Is the breakroom a safe haven to unload after the show about all the nonsense they heard that day?
Greg Norman and Donald Trump have a fair amount in common given their love of golf and the fact that they are both incredibly polarising figures.
Trump has rarely been out of the spotlight, particularly in the last decade. He has started his second term as President of the United States this year after winning the 2024 election
Few politicians attract a stronger response than Trump, regardless of where on the political spectrum you fall. In fact, the 79-year-old is potentially the most divisive figure on the planet full stop.
Greg Norman issues his verdict on Donald Trump
Similarly, golf fans are split when it comes to Greg Norman.
The Australian was one of the greatest golfers of his generation. He was extremely charismatic and should have won a lot more than two major titles.
However, Norman’s legacy was undoubtedly tainted by the part he played in helping LIV Golf get off the ground.
It is certainly fair to say that LIV needed someone with Norman’s attitude to upset the apple cart. And that role did see him lose plenty of friends.
So it makes sense that Norman has told Michael Clarke on the Beyond23 Cricket Podcast how impressed he has been by a President who has – like it or not – transformed American politics.
“I am lucky enough to know the guy. I have been fortunate enough to play golf with quite a few of them [Presidents], but when you are the President of the United States you are the leader of the free world.
Your responsibility and accountability is basically to the world. Where DT is different is that he wants to make America right first,” he said
“He is taking the business philosophy that very few Presidents have ever had into the White House to fix America first but still be the leader of the free world.
“He has kind of flipped it. And because I have been around him enough and seen enough of him, I am going ‘My God, he has got stars and stripes running through his veins stronger than any other President’. They all do. But at the end of the day, his execution of what he wants to do for America and for the outcome for America and the American people, God bless him for doing that.
“He is not going to get everything but my gosh, his energy and capacity and tenacity to get in there and do it. It makes you sit back and you think about all the other leaders of the free world and everybody when you get into a responsible role, you have to be accountable for every decision you make.
“You go okay, is that for the betterment of the country and the citizens of that country? You walk away from it, and he is not even in his first year and you go he has done some pretty good stuff.”
What Donald Trump thought of the work Greg Norman did on LIV Golf
While Norman came in for a lot of criticism during his time at LIV Golf, he deserves credit for the fact that the league does now have a seat at the game’s top table.
They are still some way off rivalling the PGA Tour. But they are likely to have at least some say in any significant changes to the game’s landscape in the coming years.
Trump told Norman he was doing a ‘great’ job in 2022, according to TIME magazine – though that was during an event at the President’s own Bedminster course.