There are good matches, and there are powder kegs.

Karoline Leavitt had barely left the podium at the White House press room on her way to MAGA Inc. When her path allegedly crossed with an offer she should absolutely refuse.

Leavitt is its life support, and she should pull the plug and let these animals continue down their path of self-destruction

According to the Daily Mail, The View wants to bring Leavitt onto its panel, initially as a guest and then potentially as a permanent member. A source told the outlet that ABC representatives have clearly told those close to Leavitt that they want her on the show.

She should definitely run, not walk away from that offer. She took the Press Secretary job at the age of 27 and has spent the last two-plus years wrestling with a bunch of geek liberals over their false reality of democracy and dealing with their severe TDS.

That said, she would be like raw meat being tossed into a lion’s den. Not because she couldn’t handle the stooges that are regulars on the show, but because there is no reason to subject herself to the crude bigotry that those monsters can unleash.

Trump commented on her departure by saying, "It's a decision I totally understand and respect." However, he couldn't help but add during a recent White House event, "She decided she loved her children more than she loved Donald Trump. I'm very upset about this."

The truth is that the show's 30th season begins this fall, with all six current hosts returning; however, producers view Leavitt as the conservative voice the show has long sought.

Translation: The show should have ended long ago, but it has staggered on, spewing totally liberal vomit and outright lies. Leavitt is its life support, and she should pull the plug and let these animals continue down their path of self-destruction.

The View is a boil on the soul of daytime television

During the 2024-2025 season, the Media Research Center reported 102 left-wing guests on the show, with no conservatives in attendance. No Republicans appeared to defend Trump's agenda. The show's producer claimed that Republicans were "scared" to join. However, conservatives presented evidence showing that they never received invitations to participate.

The show is a minefield, and only the hosts know where they are hidden. There’s no reason someone as educated as Leavitt should pose as a punching bag while being outnumbered six to one.

As far as being scared, it appears that the one with fear in their eyes isn’t Leavitt.

A senior producer on The View told the Daily Mail that adding Leavitt is "absolutely a horrible idea" and even predicted an on-air exodus.

"They will quit, a bunch of them. Whoopi, Joy, Sunny, Ana, they'd walk."

Behar once said Leavitt only got her job because of her looks. The Predator doppelganger, Goldberg, said Leavitt's comments condemning "wokeness" in the media really "pissed me off." Hostin mocked Leavitt's marriage to real estate developer Nicholas Riccio, calling Leavitt's "silver spoon" criticism "rich" since her husband had accumulated substantial wealth.

The View is a boil on the soul of daytime television. Behar, Goldberg, and the rest of the motley crew of loudmouths love spewing their rhetoric without opposition. Leavitt would provide more than they can handle, but there’s no reason for her to join that fight.

Leavitt knows that when you jump in the mud to fight a bunch of pigs, you soon realize the pigs like it.

Stay out of the mud, Karoline.

Milt Harris——Bio and Archives

Milt spent thirty years as a sales and operations manager for an international manufacturing company. He is also a four-time published author on a variety of subjects. Now, he spends most of his time researching and writing about conservative politics and liberal folly.