MSNBC Guest Makes Controversial Remarks; "They're always going to vote with their whiteness"

MSNBC guest Danielle Moodie-Mills lost her mind this week and made some incredibly racially charged comments aimed towards white voters as she talked about Democrats and their voters.

Moodie-Mills, who details in her Twitter bio that she’s a “Warrior Princess of the #Resistance, Equality Advocate, Producer, Writer, #Polinista!” had given a little more than her two cents when she suggested that Democrats should stop pandering to white people and look closer at their black voting population.

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She was highly criticized for her commentary and responded to her critics with a scathing message on Twitter.

White people who voted for former President Barack Obama might have taken particular offense to this.

First, see the video below.

From Monday night:
"Let us stop pretending that white women and white men are going to save us from ourselves … They're always going to vote with their whiteness." —@DeeTwoCents on @allinwithchris pic.twitter.com/9Qf1XgxU8V
— MSNBC (@MSNBC) November 29, 2018

From Monday night:

“Let us stop pretending that white women and white men are going to save us from ourselves … They’re always going to vote with their whiteness.”

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Moodie-Mills faced some backlash for using her racially charged language.

She then stated on Twitter, “Apparently when you say the truth some people get VERY upset about it. Understand that we can’t move forward in this country without having HONEST conversations about the part whiteness and white supremacy plays in our politics and our society.”

I don’t “vote with my whiteness.” Ever. Never have. Neither does my wife. Neither do most of my in-laws. I doubt my daughter will either when she’s old enough to vote. We vote with our humanity. But go on, show your horrible ignorance on national TV. Everyone’s doing it, right?
— Angus McRockford (@AngusRockford) November 29, 2018

“I don’t“vote with my whiteness. Ever. Never have. Neither does my wife. Neither do most of my in-laws. I doubt my daughter will either when she’s old enough to vote. We vote with our humanity. But go on, show your horrible ignorance on national TV. Everyone’s doing it, right?” One user wrote on Twitter.

W-O-W!!! What a short sighted statement! The logic of this statement is offensive. And it's to bad that mainstream news will allow such a statement to be made? I place 0 value on what the mainstream media has to say. What a waste of time.
— Spencer (@thetexasspud) November 29, 2018

“W-O-W!!! What a short-sighted statement! The logic of this statement is offensive. And it’s to bad that mainstream news will allow such a statement to be made? I place 0 value on what the mainstream media has to say. What a waste of time,” another wrote in response to her comments.

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Other users asked about the double standard and if a white person said something similar, would it be condemned?

If a white person had said blacks vote with their blackness there would have been no end to the outrage expressed by certain liberals. That this racist statement is allowed to to stand because it's spoken by a black woman means that whites are held to a higher moral standard
— FuzzyBunny (@PharoahFuzzyB) November 29, 2018

Reminds me of the 2008 and 2012 elections when blacks said they were voting for Obama because he was black. Isn't that the same thing, voting for the color of your skin?
— ConservativeMe (@ConservativeMe4) November 29, 2018

"always going to vote with their whiteness" and no one at @msnbc or @allinwithchris calls her out for such a racist comment? Unbelievable
— Newsuendo (@newsuendo) November 29, 2018

Messages like this started to flow in.