Washington Put up columnist claims ‘Republicans wish to explode your children:’ ‘It’s if truth be told true’

Washington Put up columnist Jennifer Rubin is urging Democrats to switch their messaging to mention that “Republicans want to kill your kids.”

On Tuesday’s installment of her “Jen Rubin’s Green Room” podcast, Rubin insisted Senate Republicans who acquiesce to President-elect Donald Trump’s cupboard nominees will have to pay a “political price.” 

“The people who irresponsibly put dangerous, treasonous, unfit people in positions of authority are responsible not only for those people, but for all the horrors that will unfold,” she mentioned. “And Democrats better get started now tracking these people, holding these people accountable and making clear to ordinary voters who voted for what and who’s responsible for what.

In order to do that, Rubin advised, “You’ll’t communicate extensive topics. It’s a must to boil it all the way down to nuts and bolts, and you’ve got to be pithy. What do I heartless via pithy? How about this: Republicans wish to explode your children. It’s if truth be told true.” 

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“Should you’re gonna ban vaccinations, for those who’re gonna oppose leap forward clinical analysis, for those who’re gonna permit minors and all types of community to get semi-automatic guns, which they virtue to execute up colleges, neatly, after you might be answerable for children’ fitness and loss of life, sadly. It must be that straightforward and that direct, and it must be over, and over, and once more,” Rubin continued. 

Fox News Digital reached out to Rubin and The Post for comment.

Rubin, a former conservative writer who has infamously been advocating on behalf of Democrats in the Trump era, has been outspoken this week about her outrage towards MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” co-hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski for meeting with Trump at Mar-a-Lago, calling it “disgusting” on social media. Rubin is notably an MSNBC contributor. 

She even fueled a growing boycott of her network colleagues. 

“The marketplace works superior. You’ll oppose staring at Morning Joe anytime,” Rubin wrote on social media Monday night time. 

She then followed, “On MJ: Should you don’t respect the target market you’ve got, betray that target market and lose their consider you might be [going] to lose loads of them. I’ve perceivable this film.”

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MSNBC contributor Jennifer Rubin encouraged her social media followers to boycott her colleagues Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough over their recent meeting with President-elect Donald Trump. (William B. Plowman/NBC/NBC Newswire/NBCUniversal via Getty Images; Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images)

Rubin even had some harsh words for billionaire Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos after he halted the paper’s endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris just days before the election, blasting his “bulls— rationalization.”

“Initially, I don’t consider the explanation said. I don’t consider they have got made up our minds – he has made up our minds that we will have to endorse everyone excluding presidential applicants, and that of all of the elections, that is the only first of all this unused coverage,” Rubin said on her podcast in October. “We counseled a presidential candidate in 2020 incorrect illness. And I understand this, and even though it’s now not supposed, it’s inevitably perceived as bending the knee to Donald Trump on the worst conceivable time when self-rule is at the order.”

“You’ve a billionaire who has a industry with the exception of The Put up that does industry with the government deciding to not run afoul of a person who has declared conflict on self-rule and at the sovereign press, and I nonetheless in finding it completely unattainable that any person who owns a newspaper would do that,” Rubin continued.”

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Rubin referred to as out billionaire Washington Put up Jeff Bezos over his “bulls— explanation” for why he halted the paper’s endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris.  (Screenshot/Washington Put up; SAUL LOEB/AFP by way of Getty Photographs)

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“I am equally troubled by the fact that the reason given was not candid, was not accurate. Why mess around if you say, ‘Hey, I’m a businessman. I don’t want to endorse anyone because I don’t want to affect those businesses.’ Yeah, everyone will be aghast, but at least you’d be honest. At least you’d be taking responsibility,” Rubin added. 

“When a newspaper is forced to advance a bulls— explanation, how much more damage does that do to The Washington Post? But the problem goes well beyond Jeff Bezos and the Washington Post, it goes beyond the LA Times. It goes beyond USA Today. This is a matter of how free societies defend themselves against fascist threats.”