Conservative radio host Mark Levin has taken issue with The Washington Post for a photo of a Hasidic Jewish man and his son accompanied a story about a rise of measles cases in a predominantly-Somalian community in Ohio, calling the publication anti-Semitic for it’s use of the photo.
He then called the paper racist for it’s “constant targeting of Clarence Thomas over several decades” adding that the publication’s conduct is “disgusting and unconscionable”.
The article Levin referenced in regards to Clarence Thomas and his relationship with lawyer for former President Donald Trump, John Eastman. Eastman spoke at the January 6th rally before the insurrection at the capital. The lawyer asked former Vice President Mike Pence to violate the Electoral Count Act to delay the certification of the 2020 Presidential Election won by Joe Biden.
Pence’s former attorney has called Eastman ” a serpent in the ear of the President of the United States”. Eastman has also controversially declared that now-Vice President Kamala Harris is not a U.S. citizen — even though she was born in Oakland, California — and is not eligible to hold the office.
