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Jennifer Welch proves just how racist the left can be, blasting JD Vance and his family with her gross commentary on MSNBC.

According to Welch, Vice President JD Vance refused to defend his wife and children, who are of Indian descent, and that supposedly says more about what he thinks of you than you could ever imagine. But there are two problems with that statement. Not only is it incredibly racist and disrespectful, but it’s also a lie. You don’t even need a fraction of a brain to realize Vance would never condone reprehensible statements about his own family.

Vance dismissed the backlash over a leaked chat involving young Republicans, saying it’s minor compared with the recently revealed texts of Virginia Democratic attorney general candidate Jay Jones.

According to Fox News:

Vance also tweeted and spoke about the outrage over a leaked group chat, first reported by Politico, in which young Republican activists — many from New York, sent texts that included mentions of Adolf Hitler, racial slurs and other offensive statements, many of which may have been jokes typical of Generation Z’s offensive and absurdist sense of shock-value-based humor.

Vance shared a screenshot of Jones' texts hoping a Republican colleague’s children would die and wrote, "This is far worse than anything said in a college group chat, and the guy who said it could become the AG of Virginia. I refuse to join the pearl-clutching when powerful people call for political violence."

I’m having a hard time figuring out how this has anything to do with his wife or children—or him allegedly not defending them—but that’s likely because it has nothing to do with them. And even if it did, he never once condoned racist statements about his family. So, while we could say it was a “nice try” on her part to spin this and gaslight viewers into thinking he has no intention of serving the American people, it was anything but that. She lied and misled her audience, and that can never be justified.

Once again, commentary on MSNBC proves there’s no low too low for them to stoop. And that, my friends, is exactly why the media has become largely irrelevant.

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