Proof Van Jones is completely dishonest (CNN, racist, Clinton, ratings)

[mightleavenyc]

We are now learning that Van Jones met with Trump supporters before the election and was convinced they were good people. Yet he still could only come up with the racist term "whitelash" on election night. He is a fraud who sells only sensationalism.

The messy truth about the gulf between Trump and Clinton voters - CNN.com

(CNN)I got tired of just sitting on the CNN set, talking about Donald Trump voters.

So, days before the 2016 election, I decided to fly into a battleground state -- and talk to them.

What these conversations reinforced in my mind is the basic decency and dignity of the Trump voters. They are not blind to his flaws. They simply rank and balance his shortcomings differently than do his detractors.

[mtl1]

The Left know their narrative is bogus and is just group identity politics scheme, they just rarely admitted it.

[texan2yankee]

In my opinion, Van hates whites. In my opinion, Van pushes the narrative that black people are poor, pitiful, helpless, and hopeless and whites are to blame, but he is a magnificent exception to the oppression by white people.

If I was black, I'd slam him.

[mtl1]

The left is running a racial con game. Van Jones is one of the con men or artist or just a shill. The confidence trick is, you conservatives and whiteys don't want to be racist, do you? DO YOU ?? Then acquiesce and pay up.

[justus978]

...thanks...but i didn't need proof...been listening to this dickturd for years..

[HumpDay]

This guy is pathetic who always says that black people are the victim and crys whenever an opinion is expressed that is different than his.

[Speleothem]

Wasn't even an original thought. I'm sure he made up "Whitelash"
as a takeoff on Jeanine Borelli's book "Blacklash."
He's wrong anyway. Romney did better among whites and
Trump did better among minorities than Romney did.

[MPowering1]

Originally Posted by justus978

...thanks...but i didn't need proof...been listening to this dickturd for years..

Why would you help keep someone like this employed by adding to his ratings?

[No_Recess]

Yale grad, lives in San Francisco, runs a SJW organization, and works at CNN.

Yep, a few days in rural Pennsylvania will give good old Van a fresh perspective.

[justus978]

Originally Posted by MPowering1

Why would you help keep someone like this employed by adding to his ratings?

...in order to make an informed decision about whether one agrees or disagrees with someone's viewpoint one must listen to there musings....it's called using evidence and reason...aka critical thinking...ergo the term 'dickturd' to describe ole van...