Sarah Silverman Called Racist for Criticizing Joy-Ann Reid
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December 20, 2021
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31:34Now PlayingComedian Sarah Silverman ran afoul of Democratic Party defenders and partisans when she tweeted mild criticism of MSNBC host Joy-Ann Reid over a CNN story about Florida Governor Ron DeSantis establishing a state force independent of the National Guard. Silverman was called racist and widely dragged by BlueAnon types for having the temerity to criticize the Harvard-educated MSNBC host.
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