It was courtesy of the American people, or at least those of us who love our country and have grown rather accustomed to our freedoms, that our country was able to dodge a very sizable bullet this past election, and on a couple of levels. Of course, on one level we re-elected President Trump. On another level we succeeded in handing the Republicans control of the Senate and, just as important, allowed them to maintain control of the House. And regarding the House, by allowing the Republicans to keep control we avoided that which could have been a real nightmare scenario in that the Speaker of the House would have been none other than Hakeem Jeffries.
Now the only reason I choose to bring up Mr.
Jeffries is because he seems not to realize that “denial ain’t just a river in
Egypt.” You see, it was during a press conference on Tuesday alongside other
Democrat ‘leaders’ that Jeffries made the argument that the “mandate” that Republicans
have been touting following President Trump’s victory, and after Republicans
succeeded in taking the Senate and maintaining the House majority, “doesn’t
exist.” But if this isn’t a mandate, what might a mandate look like, exactly?
And if the shoe were on the other foot, would he still agree that what took
place on November 5 did not equate to a mandate.
And I remain a little unclear as to whether what he
said was an effort to convince himself or those who were gathered to hear his
idiotic remarks. Jeffries said, “Despite the claims of some of my Republican
colleagues who have spent a lot of time over the last two weeks talking about
some big, massive mandate, I’m looking for it.” And it was before moving on to cast
doubt on the narrative that Republicans have a mandate to implement an agenda
moving the country further to the right, he said, “That doesn’t mean that we
don’t have to make adjustments to make sure that we can get beyond fighting
House Republicans with a national wave on top of us to withdraw."
He went on to say, “But the question about this
notion of some mandate to make massive far-right extreme policy changes — it
doesn’t exist.” And he added, “It doesn’t exist.” He said, “And so in the new
Congress for anything to happen, particularly as it relates to an enlightened
spending agreement, or ensuring that America does not default on our debt and
crash the economy and hurt everyday Americans for the first time our nation’s history,
it’s clear House Republicans cannot do it on their own.” It was then that
Jeffries invited Minority Whip Katherine Clark to the podium to address the
reporter’s question about appropriations.
And it was Ms. Clark, from The People’s Republic of
Massachusetts, who then proceeded to blast Republicans for choosing to focus on
a bill that would prevent transgender people from using the women’s bathroom in
the Capitol building. She said, “That is their focus. So, this is not a great
start for how we start to turn the focus to the American people.” She said, “The
American people say, mind your own business about where people do their
business, but what they do want you to talk about is making an economy that
works for them, affordable housing, childcare that people can access. These are
the issues that we we’ll continue to push.” Right!
Jeffries then returned to the podium and questioned
the Republican Party’s agenda, once again lamenting what he views as “far-right
extremism.” He said, “Are you really focused on solving problems for the
American people? Are you really focused on lowering costs, addressing the high
cost of living? Are you really focused on housing prices? Apparently not. Are
you really focused on grocery prices? Apparently not. Are you focused as
Republicans on building a healthy economy? Apparently not. And we will not hesitate
to call that out every time they lean into their far-right extremism and ignore
the things that the American people want us to focus on together."
And then it was that ‘Howdy Doody’ looking
motherfucker Ted Lieu, the Democrat Caucus vice chair, who took to the podium
to rant about Project 2025. He claimed, “Well, you’re watching Project 2025
being implemented.” Jefferies and Lieu can say whatever nonsense they want.
Everything he is speaking to comes right out of their rejected platform and
ideas they have been forcing down people’s throats. It is hilarious to listen
to these people speak as if they are in position to do anything about it.
Republicans had better wield their new power and let Jefferies and Schumer know
they can get onboard, or they can get out of the way. Elections have
consequences.
And so, it is once again that these Democrats
demonstrate how denial is their comfort zone. They seem to live in their own
reality, just like those in Hollyweird. The majority of Americans want mass
deportations, it’s a mandate. The majority of Americans want reduced
regulations and more drilling of our vast resources of oil, to lower gas and
heating costs and reduce the cost of getting goods to market. It’s a mandate! And
to pretend you are on the side of voters while vowing to impede President Trump’s
ability to deliver on those promises is completely delusional! In other words,
they will resist everything that the American people voted for.
Jeffries is, and always has been, a hard-line
Marxist. The American people were quite clear, Hakeem. And they do not want
your brutal Stalinism. It’s a failed ideology. Jeffries sounds much like ‘BO,’
it’s the same old drivel. Poor Hakeem, bitter because his plans for death camps
for Trump supporters got put on hold. It would seem to me that the Democrats
could have done so much better when looking for a replacement for Pelosi. Jeffries
will only be as relevant as the Republican majority allows him to be. He should
be ignored but undoubtedly there will be those within our own party who will
try to reach across the aisle only to get stabbed in the back as usual.
The Democrats, no matter how slender their margin of
victory or their majority in either house of Congress, when they get the
Presidency and/or a majority in either or both houses of Congress, always barge
ahead in total confidence that they have an absolute mandate to enact all the
radicalism of the Democrat agenda in toto! It’s always the Republicans who are
supposed to put an asterisk on a narrow Presidential election victory or back
down in Congress to the demands of the minority party. And it was in the
pre-Trump era that so many of our congressional RINOs were just fine with that
arrangement! But I’d like to think that that ain’t gonna work this time around.
Jeffries is delusional as usual. This is one evil
piece of work and why Nancy Pelosi chose him to succeed her. It takes one to
know one, and have no doubt, Hakeem Jeffries is evil incarnate and only brings
misery, pain, suffering and death to the American People. The reason he can
never be trusted is because he and the Democrat Party can only destroy. It is
unable to create, to improve, to build, or to advance the betterment of mankind.
The American people have clearly rejected everything the Democrat Party has
come to stand for and have given a mandate to President Trump and the
Republicans to clean this place up and bring us back from the brink.
Democrats keep doubling
down on stupid and we applaud their decision, and with luck we can look forward
to a Democrat wipeout come the 2026 midterm elections. They keep ignoring the
will of the people and keep doing the extreme wacko crap they’ve been doing
these past years! Right Democrats, we got your BS right here. If Cumala had won
and Democrats controlled the House and Senate, there would be cries of mandate by
these megalomaniacs. I can hear almost hear them now “the American people have
spoken” blah, blah, blah. It’s only a mandate when the Democrats win.
Democrats, the party of democracy, are the biggest threat we face as a country.