Ingraham: It's 'Corrupticrats Gone Wild' as Sharpton reemerges to inflame election law takeover 'activism'

In her “Ingraham Angle” on Friday, host Laura Ingraham said the U.S. is witnessing “Corrupticrats Gone Wild” as Al Sharpton calls for a “movement” to purportedly “protect the right to vote” against endeavors to implement secure election laws.

"He pretends to promote love and unity, but his bread and butter is fomenting racial unrest.  Without it, he has no identity at all," she said. Sharpton has received criticism over the years for several controversies, including the Tawana Brawley rape allegations of the 1980s and his involvement in the 1991 Freddy's Fashion Mart protests in New York during the Crown Heights riots. As Ingraham reported, Sharpton appeared with other liberal activists at a White House meeting Thursday with President Biden "about the so-called horrors of state voting laws that merely target corrupt election practices with commonsense rules."