Jemele Hill here is just ignorant…what else is new?

Following President-elect Donald Trump’s victory in the 2024 election, failed sports commentator Jemele Hill tweeted: she had no commentsEven if she technically did it by writing a post, whatever. Hill even said he would honor all of our requests by sticking to the sport.

But to no one’s surprise, Hill broke her brief political silence and made her post-election demeanor seem as if we actually cared about it, so it’s not long at all. didn’t last. And, of course, she blames racism, sexism, and everything else for Trump’s victory.

While rambling on about President Trump’s nickname being “personal,” she claimed that Kamala Harris is an “overqualified black woman” who has collapsed because American culture is the boogeyman. And, even more hilariously, she said she’s also an “overqualified black woman,” HA! (Related: Megan Rapinoe comes back into our lives, spouts nonsense, and can she leave now?)

“I take Donald Trump’s re-election very personally, not just as a man, but as a black woman,” Hill said on the podcast. “And that means that for a lot of Black women, some of us have been in that position before we felt entitled, if not overqualified in many ways. I think I can empathize with Harris.”

LOL…I understand.

“And I don’t think it’s a coincidence that both of President Trump’s wins were against women,” Hill continued. “I don’t want to use the word ‘ready,’ but when will America be ready for women to play that role?” I think that’s a question we have to ask ourselves. , what does this entail? Because this post-election autopsy reveals what I think is very clear about how racism and misogyny have driven much of the reporting, opinion, and even the nature of “voters.” Because I see them trying to corral them. [sic] I met Kamala Harris. ”

Jemele Hill slams Trump’s defeat of Kamala Harris as ‘racism and misogyny’:
Jemele Hill: “I take Donald Trump’s re-election very personally, not just as a man, but as a Black woman.
Because I think that’s something that a lot of black women can relate to… pic.twitter.com/vbCARHXmfI

— Eric Abbenante (@EricAbbenante) December 3, 2024

Get out, Jemele, no one wants to hear this nonsense.