CNN propagandist Brian Stelter (who looks like a potato) unsurprisingly got humiliated on national TV when he tried to dismiss the real-life struggles of ordinary Americans suffering under the Harris-Biden regime.
As TGP readers know, the Regime has for the past 3 ½ years sought to destroy the greatest country on Earth by throwing open our borders, spending us into oblivion, jailing political opponents, and implementing a variety of crippling economic measures by executive fiat. Moreover, the Regime has doled out hundreds of billions of dollars to Ukraine while giving Americans devastated by Hurricane Helene and other natural disasters a paltry $700.
While wealthy Democrats and their globalist supporters prosper, Americans find themselves in dire straits. This reality was not lost on conservative Republican media strategist and writer Shermichael Singleton.
While serving as a panelist alongside Stelter and other leftists on the network Thursday night, Singleton aptly pointed out the disconnect Americans feel toward their government when billions are sent overseas while their communities are allowed to decay.
As he made his argument, Stelter suddenly interjected and claimed that he was immune to the problems Americans face because he currently lives in a well-off city. In other words, Stelter sees working American struggles as unimportant because he is unaffected by them as a wealthy elitist.
This was a brutal self-own on Stelter’s part as Singleton proceeded to rip him apart.
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Americans see billions going to Ukraine and wonder: Why is our government funding foreign conflicts when our roads are crumbling, schools are failing, and countless domestic issues go unaddressed? Many simply ask: What about us? pic.twitter.com/mtLlLw8q0E
— Shermichael Singleton (@MrShermichael) October 18, 2024
SINGLETON: A lot of Americans look at how much money we allocated to Ukraine, and a lot of Americans wonder why we are spending so much money on this conflict.
A lot of people look at how much money we have spent on this conflict, and they’re asking themselves, ‘My roads are crumbling, my schools suck, we’ve just had major disasters across the country, FEMA doesn’t have:
STELTER (interrupting): “I don’t live in that country. America’s not that horrible.
SINGLETON: Brian, if you get out of New York…
STELTER: I don’t live in New York. I live in a normal city. My roads aren’t crumbling. My schools don’t suck.
SINGLETON: Maybe you’re fortunate to put your kids in darn good schools.
(Stelter tries to interrupt before Singleton shuts him down)
SINGLETON: Let me finish here! There are a lot of people in this country who are not wealthy, who don’t live in great cities, who do have to send their kids to terrible schools. That is a fact because of their zip codes.
American liberals say, ‘Well, my kids go to great schools, I live in a great neighborhood.’ That is your experience!
Not the experience of most people in this country. C’mon, bro!