You know the cultural elite are out of touch when the media starts fact checking them. Take for example this monologue by Stephen Colbert where he accuses Tudor Dixon of making up a Muslim man that has switched to the Republican party because of pornography in the school libraries.
The largest paper in Michigan, The Detroit Free Press, tracked the man down. It turns out he's real, he talked to Dixon, there are pornographic books in his son's school library, the Democrats did nothing about it, and he's switching from the Democrat party to the Republican party because of it.
The man's name is Khalil Othman, and he had this to say:
To claim that I'm not here, I don't exist, I'm not human, that's absolute ignorance. If this person did his due diligence and start researching or has his team do a little bit of research of who's this person who attended Dixon's rally, they will be able to find my name right away easy on social media. Just Google it.
Here's his speech at the Dixon event.
Tudor Dixon responded to the debacle at an event in Dearborn, where Muslim and Christian parents have turned out in droves to protest the content in their children's classrooms:
I told his story (during the debate). And Stephen Colbert picks it up. ... And they make this whole skit about how this has never happened. That's what he said, this story never happened. That's where the Democrats are right now. You don't exist, your stories are not important.
Just in case you needed more proof of how out-of-touch leftist elites like Colbert are:
This story is playing out all over the country. Besides the economy, the pushing of racial division and sexual content in schools is the reason minorities are fleeing the Democratic Party in droves.
If there is a Red Wave, it will be because of these issues.
But the elites either refuse to see it or want it to bury it under the rug and continue to push narratives that the Democrats are losing minority voters because they just don't care enough or at best because of the economy.
