Bill Maher Highlighted What Used to Be a Dirty Word in American Politics
Bill Maher’s Friday episode of Real Time had some
good moments and, of course, some bad ones. The difference is I can
handle differing opinions because a) he doesn’t take himself too
seriously—he’s a comedian, b) because of that, he knows his lane, and c)
it’s not the shrieking we hear from MS Now and CNN daily.
He started off well with Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA), who expressed
his support for the White House ballroom, having attended the White
House Correspondents’ Association Dinner, where Cole Allen tried to
assassinate President Trump last month. The entire presidential line of
succession was seated near Fetterman. Cole could have killed many
people. We’re lucky Allen tripped before he could breach the venue.
He
and Maher also called out the “orgy of socialism” that’s engulfed the
Democratic Party, while adding the communism is no longer a dirty word
in today’s lexicon on the Left. He also added that the other thing the
two men share is that they avoid stupid fights that are commonplace
among woke leftists:
Even Bill Maher’s liberal audience is now APPLAUDING after he says Trump’s ballroom plans actually make sense.
John
Fetterman was two tables away from the latest assassination attempt,
and he says he saw the “entire line of succession” flashing before his
eyes.
Where
Bill was wrong and right was about the redistricting wars: yes,
Republicans are winning, but no, this isn’t some racist attempt to
dilute Black voters. For starters, Black Republicans are being elected,
something that guest Dan Crenshaw pointed out. Still, Maher is right
that the redistricting wars are not going well for Democrats.
Bill Maher looks visibly taken aback after he realizes Democrats’ gerrymandering efforts have backfired badly.
“Republicans are winning the gerrymandering war.”
“Texas, Florida, Ohio, Missouri, North Carolina: They’re all now more Republican.”
— The Vigilant Fox 🦊 (@VigilantFox) May 9, 2026
Bill
Maher gets MIC DROPPED after fearmongering about Republicans redrawing
illegally racially gerrymandered congressional maps in the South.
Rep.
Dan Crenshaw (R-TX): “The new governor of Florida is likely going to be
black. These are white Republicans that are voting him in.” pic.twitter.com/hOYaaCiBTK
There are no Republican House members in New England. There will be
virtually no Democrats in the South. It’s an even trade, right? Keep
redistricting, and don’t be wimps about it, Republicans.
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