Amber Ruffin’s Trump Derangement Spikes in ‘View’ Tirade

It must be comforting to get an invitation to “The View.”

The far-Left showcase spews nonsense on a daily basis. Facts are few and far between. Conspiracy theories run wild. And no one in the Legacy Media will hold you accountable.

It’s the fuel that keeps the long-running show afloat in 2025.

From that perspective, comic Amber Ruffin is a perfect “View” guest.

The former late-night host was slated to anchor last Saturday’s White House Correspondents’ Association gala, but the WHCA pulled her invitation at the last minute.

The official excuse? The evening was meant to be a healing, inclusive affair.

The real answer? The assembled reporters wanted to pretend that missing the story of the decade – President Joe Biden’s dementia-like condition – wasn’t their fault.

It was. Of course.

Having Ruffin torch President Donald Trump while ignoring Democrats would have made the event look even more partisan than it was.

Ruffin complained about the cancellation to “The View’s” hosts, but she placed the blame in the wrong spot. President Trump didn’t cancel her appearance. The WHCA did.

That’s not all she got wrong.

She peddled unhinged conspiracies that President Trump is “disappearing” people for no reason whatsoever.

“This man has done everything he has set out to do. I’m black. I’m terrified. I’m scared for my trans friends. And people who we know and love, our neighbors, are disappeared. And that was the goal and he did it. He did it. He did exactly what he wanted to do — because I, you know, feel less welcome in my home than I did, you know, last year. And that’s the goal. That was the goal. This feeling in us is the point.”

The feeling in Ruffin is wrong. Call it Fear Mongering 101.

Even worse? She suggested that Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. will start abducting autistic children from their parents.

Nonsense.

Meanwhile, Colorado parents may literally have their children taken away from them if they don’t honor their “new” genders. That failed to make it into Ruffin’s diatribe.

“The View” falls under ABC’s news division. Let that sink in.

Later, Ruffin implied that her hard-hitting Trump “jokes” might put the press corps. in danger had she performed during the D.C.-based dinner as planned. Night after night, late-night propagandists like Jimmy Kimmel, Seth Meyers and Stephen Colbert say the worst things possible about Trump.

And, of course, nothing happens. This is America. Propagandists can tell all the jokes they want without fear of repercussion. That’s the way it should be, of course.

All of above points to one obvious conclusion: Ruffin is the perfect addition to “The View” should the show expand its roster.

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