Comment: If that isn't high treason, we don't know what is.

Then again, her 'side' already has a shadow govt, aka the deep state.


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© REUTERS/Shannon StapletonJoe Biden at fourth U.S. Democratic presidential candidates 2020 election debate at Otterbein University in Westerville, Ohio.
MSNBC's Stephanie Ruhle went beyond the point of shilling for Joe Biden by asking whether the former vice president should set up a "shadow government" to counter Donald Trump's coronavirus daily briefings.

Biden may be riding the momentum of endorsements from previous competitors Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, as well as from former President Barack Obama, but one MSNBC host thinks he needs to do more to "counter-program" Trump during the Covid-19 pandemic.

"Should he be creating his own shadow government, shadow cabinet, shadow SWAT team, and getting up there on a podium every night saying, 'here's the crisis we're in,'" Ruhle said, after a guest referred to Trump's daily coronavirus press briefings as "clown" shows on Wednesday.


While most would be taken aback by the suggestion that a political candidate should go ahead and skip an election and just create a parallel government to somehow override the existing one, Ruhle's guest, former Obama White House office Jim Messina, was unfazed by the comments and continued talking up Biden as a leader providing guidance to citizens during the current pandemic.

The comment did not go over so smoothly on social media.

"Biden can't create a coherent sentence so good luck creating a shadow government," one user tweeted.


Daily Wire contributor Derek Hunter dubbed Ruhle the "dumbest f**king person on cable television" for the suggestion.

"Can you imagine if a Democrat were in the WH and this was suffering Fox News?" another user asked.


Ruhle's comment about a "shadow government" is not her first time endorsing such an idea, just the only time she's been direct about it. She previously tweeted support for Biden to put together a "shadow council" to re-open American industries.


But since Biden is no longer vice president and holds no official authority, it's difficult to see how Ruhle thinks a "shadow"-anything would have any more authority under him than some anti-government militia led by a private citizen.