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With the Cornell 7, celebrities want ‘vibes justice,’ not the law

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Last week, Sunny Hostin did something remarkable — for Sunny Hostin.

“The View” co-host provided sober legal analysis on the fraught Cornell 7 rape allegations without bringing her usual racial and cultural baggage to the equation.

Hostin, a former sex crimes prosecutor, explained the current New York State law around voluntarily drug or alcohol use and consent, and said that, according to the available testimony, no prosecutor would have brought charges in this particular case.

She added that the media was “reporting this story inaccurately” noting that none of the accused had been charged, but their faces were “plastered all over the internet.”

Naturally, she was immediately admonished by her far lefty pals, who already declared the winners and losers without understanding the rules of the game.

They claimed that her analysis was really a defense of the Chi Phi frat brothers, who allegedly gang raped Jane Doe.

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