Far-left charlatans and I’ve Had It podcast co-hosts Jennifer Welch and Angie “Pumps” Sullivan told their listeners and viewers on Monday that Republicans are a “cabal of submissive wives” collectively “incapable of critical thinking” because they “cling to money, and racism as their driving ethos” and shudder under their widespread closeted homosexuality.
If that wasn’t enough of a Mad-Libs-like potpourri of sniveling punditry, they baselessly accused First Lady Melania Trump of having been a sex slave for disgraced child sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein and that she met now-President Trump in the 1990s because Epstein “assigned and/or passed” her “on.”
Their edition of I’ve Had It Podcast News began with Welch complaining about a Republican strategist as having told Axios the GOP’s midterm strategy will be winning over voters by having them “hate” Democrats.
Welch immediately launched into why Democrats should “quit trying to get Republican” votes:
Republicans are a personality type that are incapable of critical thinking, that cling to money and racism as their driving ethos, and to shield from their greed and to shield from their just abject immorality. They — Christian signal. Oh, family values. Oh, my God, these trans people. So, that’s why you hear Donald Trump saying all the time, it’s trans everything. It’s transgender for everybody.
It wouldn’t be a podcast without accusing Republican men of femininity: “Trump and his cabal of submissive wives are terrified of drag queens of books, of diversity, of black people, of women, of lesbians, of gay people, of trans people. These people are the softest people imaginable.”
Shifting to a New York Times report the FBI will no longer be investigating “ICE confrontations,” Welch asserted that supporting such policy is coming from “pathological liars” “who lecture everybody about family values and, you know, we’re a Christian nation.”
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