After President Trump’s State of the Union address, Americans saw a clear difference between a leader who stands up for the country and a Democrat Party lost in moral confusion. Trump didn’t pull punches. He exposed the radical circus on the left and dared to call out their wild antics right to their faces. Judging by the way some Democrats acted—scowling, sitting with arms crossed while Americans were honored, even showing open disgust—the shoe fit just fine.
But what did Democrats have to offer after all of this? Hakeem Jeffries, their supposed “rising star,” ran straight to the cameras, complaining that Republicans act “cult-like” when they applaud their President. That’s the best response the top House Democrat can muster? Calling patriotism “cult-like” because Republicans are, wait for it, actually proud of their President? This is the kind of tired, elitist nonsense we’ve come to expect from a party that thinks loving your country is dangerous and defending your borders is somehow evil.
Let’s get something straight: Democrats cheered like fangirls every time Biden stumbled through a speech, but now they want to police Republican applause? Give us a break. The hypocrisy is almost impressive. When it’s their guy in charge, fawning is “courage.” But when Republicans stand up for real American values, suddenly it’s a cult? No wonder voters are tuning them out.
Jeffries whined about Republicans bending the knee to Trump, wishing that tired insult would distract from the fact that Republicans actually won. That’s right, Republicans control Congress because the American people rejected Democrat failures—again. The left keeps running to the cameras, chanting the same worn-out lines, while Trump and the GOP are out there getting results.
If this is the most firepower Democrats can summon after taking a beating in the State of the Union, Republicans are sitting pretty for the midterms. Maybe Democrats should worry less about their opponents’ applause and ask themselves why they keep losing elections. Or does accountability go out the window when you’re this out of touch?
Source: Townhall
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