Just when you thought the liberal media couldn’t go any lower, they find a way to careen over the edge. That was the case Thursday on MSNBC’s The ReidOut as host Joy Reid and former RNC chairman Michael Steele decried calls to remove sexually graphic material from schools, seemingly siding with pornography under the guise of a stereotype that teens watch pornography on their cell phones and have sex behind school during dances.
Warning that opposing it was homophobic and meddling in schools “helping students explore the world around them,” the pair also decried Virginia Governor-elect Glenn Youngkin (R) as having run a campaign of “book banning, anti-blackness, [and] anti-history” that’s become a GOP hellbent on lionizing whiteness.
The bizarre pornography tangent came at the end of the A-block as Steele mocked “all those parents worried about pornography in the literature” because “kids ain’t worried about pornography in literature” and “[y]ou better take your son’s phone and take a look at what that bad boy is downloading.”
