‘Fire Chris Hayes’: Libs Lose It When MSNBC Host Reports On Joe Biden Accuser

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By
Lawrence Richard
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MSNBC host Chris Hayes is in hot water for reporting the sexual assault allegation against Joe Biden.

Perhaps in a fairer world, a news host would not be disintegrated for reporting a breaking news story about a presidential candidate and likely Democratic nominee; but, when mainstream media is supposed to be an ally for the Democratic Party, any misstep is harshly criticized.

#FireChrisHayes was even trending on Twitter on Thursday morning following Hayes’ coverage the night before, the Hill reports.

Check it out:

And, from the Hill:

The “All-In” host welcomed New York magazine’s Rebecca Traister to his program Wednesday night after she penned an essay, titled “The Biden Trap,” that critical of the former vice president for not addressing Tara Reade’s allegations in any interviews, thereby leaving Democratic women supporting his candidacy to answer questions about the allegations for him.

Biden has conducted dozens of national and local interviews in recent weeks, but has yet to be asked about the allegations. His campaign denied the allegations in a statement on Mar. 28.

“What this is creating is a kind of a perfect storm where the women who are being asked to support his opponent are now being asked to answer for these charges,” Traister told Hayes. “In part because of the vacuum created by Joe Biden who is not yet really directly answering these questions, and certainly, not doing what I wish he would, which is to say: ‘Please direct your questions about these allegations to me, and not the women that are out there offering their support to my candidacy.’”

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“Color us pleasantly surprised. Shocked even,” Twitchy said in response to the coverage, echoing many people online.

Hayes found some support online…

…but then came the backlash.

“Chris pushing for consistency actually caused the Left to meltdown and call for his resignation,” Twitchy adds.

Here are a few examples:

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