Democrats have been in coping mode since President-elect Donald Trump defeated Vice President Kamala Harris and some of that coping has involved blaming Latino men.

‘The View’ host and serial race-baiter Sunny Hostin have called Latino and black men misogynists for not voting for the vice president, and some have claimed that misinformation is what drove Latino men towards the president-elect.

But renowned pollster Frank Luntz said the ‘misinformation’ claim is ridiculous.

“I don’t accept that. And I recognize that there was some of that online, and it’s a challenge we’re going to face, and it’s going to get worse as we move further and further into the AI age,” he said during an appearance on CNN.

“But in the end, the Latino voters, despite what had happened in Madison Square Garden, despite that horrific joke about Puerto Rico, Trump still did better than any Republican ever among the Latino vote. To me, that’s the most significant story of the campaign,” Luntz continued.

“The left tried to demonize him and tried to focus on this language, and in the end, they said, ‘You know what, there’s more for Trump. There’s more for us in Trump than there is in Harris.’ And critically, it was about prices, and it was about immigration,” he said.

“And what people don’t understand is the Latino population who’s here and voting, they don’t like illegal immigration. They think that it makes them look bad. They want to be judged on their own merits, and they came here the right way, and they don’t like the people who are trying to come here the wrong way,” he continued.

Last week, the hosts of the ABC show “The View” were talking about what lessons the Democrats should learn from the election when Hostin inexplicably said the Republicans, who demolished her Party in a landslide, needed to do a “postmortem.”

“And finally, we talk a lot about these different demographics and these assumptions of where they’re going to go. Latinos in Texas, a district that’s 97% Latino, went 75 percentage points for Donald Trump. Why? It’s on-,” co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin said before Hostin, who was having a meltdown, interrupted her, shouting, “Misogyny! It’s misogyny!”

“No! It’s on the border! The border crisis is on their doorstep! They were begging people to care about it for years,” Griffin said before the irate co-host shouted “Misogyny and sexism — that’s what that was.”