MSNBC Host Reid Asks If Republicans Who Still Defend Trump’s Voter Fraud Claims Be Allowed to Polite Society

Watch as MSNBC host Joy Reid, asks former GOP head, and quisling Michael Steele if Republicans claiming voter fraud, or the theft of the election should ever be allowed in polite company again:

This is literally insane, but what we have come to expect from Democrats and sadly some Republicans.

Many want a “truth and reconciliation” type commission to deal with the ‘plague’ of Trump support in this country.

They can all go jump in a lake, for all I care, people like Joy Reid and Michael Steele are just the scum of the Earth.

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Read the whole sordid but important thing:

REID: “You’re saying just don’t count any of the overseas, don’t count any of the black people’s votes and then Trump can win. Yeah, if you just discount everybody black — yeah.

The other thing, I have to say this, I know that some of your Lincoln Project colleagues have said, ‘Never forgive. Never let them back in.’

People like Mike Lee who are six months from now going to be pretending, ‘Oh, I care about the Constitution. Constitution,’ he is on Parler saying Trump really won the election.

You have all of these people, Lamar Alexander, Mike DeWine, Chris Christie, Larry Hogan, some of the ones who creeped out and said, ‘We think, we think, we think Biden won.’

But then you have the others like Tim Scott. Rick Scott of Florida, Marco Rubio, Chuck Grassley, Richard Burr. Should they ever be allowed back into polite and normal political society after what they have done to this country?”

STEELE: “Unlike the current iteration of Republicans who claim to be the standard bearers of the Republican Party, who want to kick people out and lock them out because they don’t like Donald Trump or aren’t showing fealty to Trump, I won’t sit here and decide who should or shouldn’t be a Republican or who should or shouldn’t be inside the party.

Those individuals have to make the case and that stand for themselves and then take it to the voters if they are planning to run under Republican banner.

If you are in a blood-red state, this won’t ever be an issue for you. You’ll be fine.

If you’re in a different state, a purple state if you will, if you continue the color theme, yeah, you’ll have to account for where you stood at this hour for the American people in that. So I’m not going to —“

REID: “We’re out of time. But I have a yes or no for you, my friend? Would you ever go to war with any of these men?”

STEELE: “I have been at war with them for the last — did you not see my chairmanship —“