Whitlock: Left's 'absurdities' like calling Winsome Sears a White 'ventriloquist' are 'Satanic attacks on God'

The increasing prevalence of liberals demanding the rest of America defend their "absurdities" is a realization of Voltaire's warning that such individuals are then able to commit "atrocities" as they wish, commentator Jason Whitlock said Sunday, pointing to left-wing commentators' fact-free attacks on Virginia Lt. Gov.-elect Winsome Sears.

On "Life, Liberty & Levin," host Mark Levin asked Whitlock to respond to two recent critiques from Washington Post writer and MSNBC commentator Jonathan Capehart as well as author and Vanderbilt African-American studies rofessor Michael Eric Dyson.

"They want credit for breathing. They want credit for having what they want… No, you are doing what all political figures must do – make choices," Dyson said in a recent MSNBC appearance.

"The problem is here they want – they want White supremacy by ventriloquist's effect. There is a Black mouth moving, but a White idea through the running on the runway of the tongue of a figure who justifies and legitimates the White supremacist practices," Dyson said after Sears, a Jamaican immigrant and U.S. Marine Corps veteran, won the lieutenant governorship of Virginia.