Rural voters, Republicans have long history of being mocked by liberal media

Left-leaning media pundits have repeatedly attacked Republican voters and ridiculed the GOP base over their beliefs, as two prominent MSNBC hosts mocked Virginia voters on Tuesday who are concerned about immigration.

MSNBC's Jen Psaki and Rachel Maddow laughed at Virginia voters on Super Tuesday for caring about immigration and the border. Far-left host Joy Reid attacked White working-class Republican voters as only making their decisions based on race and not thanking President Biden, a "White working-class guy himself," for the "benefits they're getting economically" from him.

"They're voting on race," she said. "They're voting on this idea of an invasion of Brown people over the border."

Psaki referenced Virginia exit polling and said their top issue was immigration, adding, "I live in Virginia, Immigration was the number one issue."

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"Well, Virginia does have a border with West Virginia," Maddow said, as the panelists laughed.

"You're thinking like, what?" Psaki said. "Trump has indoctrinated people with this fear of people who do not look like them being a threat to them."

Other prominent liberal voices have admonished and attacked GOP voters for voting Republican in recent years.

In January 2020, then-CNN host Don Lemon hysterically laughed in response to Lincoln Project co-founder Rick Wilson's mocking of Trump supporters as "credulous boomer rubes," during special coverage of the former president's first impeachment trial.

Wilson took aim at Trump and his supporters and claimed the former president couldn't find Ukraine on a map. "He knows that this is, you know, an administration defined by ignorance of the world. And so that's