Apr 25, 2018 · Thread – 1/x Joy Reid’s homophobic blog posts were far worse than 1st reported. They also had nothing to do with Republican hypocrisy on gay marriage.
Mediaite has obtained a series of homophobic posts from Joy Ann Reid’s old blog that she denies were actually written by her. In an exclusive statement to Mediaite, the MSNBC host claims these posts from The Reid Report — which include defending homophobia, gay jokes, and the outright mocking of
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Apr 30, 2018 · MSNBC and NBC News are facing accusations of hypocrisy for appearing to stand behind star Joy Ann Reid, even after the embattled news star kinda-sorta admitted writing homophobic slurs that she’d previously insisted were the work of diabolical hackers.
Apr 24, 2018 · Ms. Reid, who apologized in December for old anti-gay posts, said newly surfaced writings were “manipulated” by “an unknown, external party.”
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Joy Reid’s old blog, The Reid Report (2000-2014), is littered with even more anti-gay posts than were originally discovered, reports the far-left blog Mediaite. The MSNBC host is claiming these latest discoveries were not written by her, but by hackers as a means “to taint my character
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Apr 28, 2018 · MSNBC’s Joy Reid Can’t Prove Hackers Wrote ‘Hurtful’ Posts Reid was unable to explain blog posts from a decade ago that mocked gay people and individuals who were allegedly gay.
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