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Left's Double Standard: Former MSNBC Employee, Anti-Israel Commentator Calls Hakeem Jeffries 'Monkey,' Insists It's Not Racist
So for those of you who yearn for some stability in this ever-shifting, chaotic world, I bring you a bit of news that’s been the same for at least 2,380 consecutive weeks now: If it weren’t for double standards, the American left would have no standards at all.
I’m taking that number from Jan. 20, 1981 — the final day that Jimmy Carter was in office as president — until Saturday, Sep. 5, 2026. Say what you will about Carter (and I do, and most of it has to be asterisked, and I certainly wasn’t around when he was elected), he said what he meant.
He saw an America in decline and malaise (though he never actually said that exact word, liberals will always point out), he made it clear during his time on earth that he had contempt for Israel (and probably for Jews, period), and exercised American might in the most flaccid, useless way possible during his presidency.
But at least he told you he believed all that. Fast forward to the next Democratic president and we got, “It depends on what the meaning of the word ‘is’ is.”
And lo, the party defended a lawyer and president who apparently couldn’t conjugate the most basic verb in the English language as it pertained to non-conjugal sexual relations during grand jury testimony, but Bob Dole’s wife owning Disney stock was a sign of moral turpitude for the press. (Actual........
