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In the end, the narrative that conservatives are afraid to appear on The View appears to be a projection more than reality. Evidence suggests that conservatives are willing, eager even, to debate, but are repeatedly rebuffed or discouraged by the show’s editorial stance and predisposition.
As the controversy unfolds, it becomes clear that The View’s claims of victimhood may be a distraction from their own political biases and lack of diversity in viewpoints. The public and critics await the day when the show becomes more inclusive, or when it acknowledges its biases openly, rather than blaming the other side for not participating.