Jimmy Kimmel is at it again—using his late-night soapbox to throw cheap insults at working-class Americans. This time, he set his sights on Oklahoma’s own Markwayne Mullin. Why? Because Mullin used to work as a plumber before going to Congress and now, after being nominated as Secretary of Homeland Security, suddenly that’s funny to Kimmel. What an arrogant joke—and it says everything about how the liberal elite really see ordinary, hard-working people.
This isn’t just about Kimmel not being funny anymore—which, let’s face it, he hasn’t been since he got obsessed with bashing Trump. The bigger issue is the sneering attitude from Hollywood and the Democrat base. They look down their noses at plumbers, mechanics, truck drivers, and anyone who actually builds or fixes things in this country. These are the people who keep America running—and the left treats them like they’re jokes.
You’d think liberals would have learned by now. Americans are tired of being insulted and ignored by woke celebrities and Democrat politicians. Every time elitists like Kimmel act out, it just proves again how out of touch they are. They claim to be for the “little guy”—but when someone like Mullin rises from the working class, all they can do is mock him. They show their true colors every time.
Markwayne Mullin represents exactly what’s missing in the Biden administration and the halls of power—real-world experience, grit, and pride in honest work. The Democrats and their media puppets can’t stand that. They want government run by Ivy League lawyers and bureaucrats who’ve never set foot on a jobsite. Heaven forbid an actual plumber land a top security job! Only in their twisted world is being skilled at a real job somehow something to laugh at.
Who’s really running the country into the ground? Is it people like Mullin, who worked his way up—and wants to protect America? Or the late-night hosts, globalist politicians, and keyboard warriors, who’ve never met a payroll or changed a pipe in their lives? Maybe it’s time to start laughing at them for a change.
Source: Townhall
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