CNN’s Chris Cillizza Tries Giving Rand Paul a U.S. History Lesson, Probably Now Regrets It

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By Sister Toldjah

There are many, many, many things we should never accept lectures from CNN over, and defining what this country is and isn’t is definitely one of them.
 
CNN’s editor-at-large Chris Cillizza, who once infamously declared that “Reporters don’t root for a side. Period,” apparently became fauxfended after Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) told the New York Times in a Monday piece on how Republicans are “shrugging” over Democratic “warnings of democracy in peril” that “the idea of democracy and majority rule really is what goes against our history and what the country stands for.”
 
Further, Paul stated, “The Jim Crow laws came out of democracy. That’s what you get when a majority ignores the rights of others.”
 
There was nothing wrong, zero, nada, with what Paul told the Times. But because everything is stupid, Cillizza responded with this clickbait tweet which to the ignorant who not only don’t know what “democracy” means but who also are not aware that the United States is not a democracy, makes Paul sound like he’s against everyone having a voice at the table:
 
https://twitter.com/ChrisCillizza/status/1404502405178343424?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
 
Except, well, he’s not a fan of “democracy” for a reason, dude:
 


 


 


 
https://twitter.com/ilude/status/1404516667623886849?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1404516667623886849%7Ctwgr%5E%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fredstate.com%2Fsister-toldjah%2F2021%2F06%2F14%2Fhot-takes-cnns-chris-cillizza-tries-giving-rand-paul-a-u-s-history-lesson-probably-now-regrets-it-n396704
 
The funny thing is that if you read the actual article, Cillizza very reluctantly admits that Paul is technically right before he attempts a thin lecture on what Paul supposedly got wrong.
 



 
He finished with these two paragraphs, perhaps thinking he’d really hit a home run:

Three things have always been true of Paul: 1) He is utterly convinced he is smarter than just about anyone, 2) He tends to think and talk in broad theoretical terms without considering lived experiences and 3) He loves to create controversy via trolling.
 
When all three of those character traits combine, you get moments like this from Paul. Moments in which he sounds more like a college student in a late-night riff session over Alexis de Tocqueville’s “Democracy in America” and a lot less like a United States senator.

Three things have always been true of Cillizza: 1) He always thinks Republicans are dangerously wrong and rarely criticizes Democrats when they’re actually wrong (which is often), 2) He tends to think and talk using standard Democratic talking points without considering the parts of U.S. history that are inconvenient to his arguments, and 3) He loves to pretend he’s smarter than everyone else in the room.
 
When all three of those character traits combine, you get moments like this from Cillizza.

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Democrats and those who vote Democrat think socialism is democracy. They support destroying the republican form of government by eliminating the electoral court merely because some elections don’t go their way (to remedy that, they use fraud). No, they are completely ignorant of the Constitution and history.

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These CNN scum suckers dont know hoot about American History that they did,nt read from some revionists text book in some leftists run liberal Collage or University

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The problem for leftist chumps like Cillizza isn’t that Rand Paul “is utterly convinced he is smarter than just about anyone”; he damned well IS smarter than most people – liberal nitwits like Cillizza included!

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Paul was painted as kind of a dickhead for his confrontations with Fauci, but we now know that Paul was right and Fauci has been proven to be a political hack.

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