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Some MSNBC hosts and guests have run with the narrative that parents angered over coronavirus guidelines and new teaching techniques are dangerous and even racist.

Tucker Carlson comparing the treatment of people with COVID-19 today to HIV-positive people in the 1980s is critiqued by Joy Reid in this edition of “The Absolute Worst.”

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Jacob Wohl and Jack Burkman, conservative operatives behind illegal robocalls that made false claims about mail voting targeting Black voters in Detroit and multiple states ahead of the 2020 election, are critiqued by Joy Reid in this edition of ‘The Absolute Worst.’

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ administration has yet to apply for up to $820 million in federal food assistance for more than two million Florida children, among other controversial choices impacting the vulnerable during the pandemic. Joy Reid critiques his COVID-19 leadership in this edition of ‘The Absolute Worst.’

Mike Pence writing that President Biden showed ‘weakness’ on his Afghanistan withdrawal plan is critiqued by Joy Reid in this edition of ‘The Absolute Worst.’

Sen. Kyrsten Sinema’s statements on the infrastructure bill negotiations being conducted without any people of color, the quest for bipartisanship, and maintaining the filibuster as voting rights remain in danger are critiqued by Joy Reid in this edition of ‘The Absolute Worst.’

Share this - copied COVID-19 deniers, resisting vaccination and masking, while downplaying the pandemic are critiqued as potential, modern-day Typhoid Maries by Joy Reid in this edition of ‘The Absolute Worst.’July 20, 2021 ReadMore

The Answer Dude Makes Amends For Dogging Soccer...Sort Of. By Tom Danehy WHEN I WROTE my column last week about the ongoing World Cup soccer championship tournament, I upset someone whom I care about. Lourdes Barrera was the captain of the freshman girls basketball team I coached this year at Amphi. She read the column and said, "Tom, why did you dog soccer? I played soccer. I used to be good at it." Having watched her kick the basketball around the court for nearly three months last season, I...