Staff Reports
Well, well, well, let’s talk about Rachel Maddow, the queen of stretching the truth as far as it’ll go. Maddow recently made an appearance on Stephen Colbert’s show and boy, did she have some wild predictions about former President Donald Trump. She spun a web of nonsense, claiming that if Trump got re-elected, he’d throw “millions of Americans” into concentration-style camps. Seriously? Concentration camps in America? The only thing getting concentrated here is Maddow’s imagination.
She went on to blabber about how Trump’s name-calling of his opponents as “vermin” and “scum” was straight out of the dictator playbook. Maddow even had the audacity to bring up Mussolini and Hitler! Can you believe the nerve?
Minutes before Rachel Maddow walked out on our stage, we got word that the House passed Speaker Mike Johnson's bill to fund the government into the new year. Here's how @maddow reacted.#Colbert pic.twitter.com/BNwj4jVm4z
— The Late Show (@colbertlateshow) November 15, 2023
And the cherry on top of her conspiracy theory sundae was her claim that Trump wanted to build camps for millions of people. But get this, she even joked about the camps being “professional-looking.” Yeah, because nothing says “classy” like rounding up millions of people, right?
Maddow finished off her rant by insisting that Trump is hell-bent on creating an “anti-democratic movement” where he’s the big, bad strongman holding power by force. Someone should tell Maddow to take a chill pill because her wild theories are starting to sound like a bad comic book plot.
But wait, there’s more! Maddow has been on this fear-mongering train for months, scaring her viewers with stories of Trump suspending elections and reducing the power of the so-called “Deep State.” And of course, she couldn’t resist throwing in some good ol’ Hitler comparisons. Classic Maddow.
It’s no surprise that with President Trump gaining ground in swing states, the left-wing media is cranking up the heat. They just can’t handle the thought of him winning again. But hey, maybe they should spend less time dreaming up dystopian fantasies and more time facing reality. After all, it’s not like they haven’t been wrong before.
