When Leftists ask a question, it's designed to be both the setup AND the answer; It renders you guilty before you open your mouth

Speaking about the vice-president's appearance on a Leftist television show, Steven Crowder said that  

The View had JD Vance on and he was too diplomatic for that room. The process is the punishment.

The host of "Louder with Crowder" has allegedly been involved with controversy in the past few years, something I can't say I know much about; in any case, Steve hits the bulls-eye when he went on to point out that when the Left's Drama Queens ask a question, 

it's designed to be both the setup AND the answer. It renders you guilty before you open your mouth.

Steven Crowder finished by stating that

You don't debate it, you narrate it. It’s that easy. st [Just?] say it out loud and everyone watching sees exactly what's happening.

After reviewing the View's lead-on questions — i.e., the left's traps — the Louder with Crowder crew went on to debate whether JD Vance, in view of the next election, wasn't becoming a whole lot more apologetic and ignoring, therefore, the Donald Trump technique on how to take on fake news. 

Related: Stephen Crowder on NP 13 years ago — a Superb Illustration of the Left's Devious Ways of Reporting the News in General and About Conservatives in Particular : I wish to extend my deepest gratitude to the Huffington Post for the article about Steven Crowder's alleged inane CPAC comment about rape (via Instapundit) because it illustrates perfectly the left's devious ways of reporting about the news in general and about conservatives in particular.

And who can forget Ed Driscoll's introduction of

the important Lefty verb “Laphamize,” which is achieved by deciding upon a narrative for an opposition event, writing an anachronous review, and then passing it off as reporting?

The View had JD Vance on and he was too diplomatic for that room. The process is the punishment.

When they ask a question, it's designed to be both the setup AND the answer. It renders you guilty before you open your mouth.

You don't debate it, you narrate it. It’s that easy.… pic.twitter.com/98UWedRsc5

— Steven Crowder (@scrowder) June 17, 2026