Just when the Democrats thought they had their hands on the levers of power, their own so-called allies keep tripping them up. Take Senator Angus King from Maine. That’s right, the independent who cozies up to the left, but conveniently forgets to go along with their most radical plans. Right now, it’s the filibuster that’s about to throw a bucket of water on Democrat dreams—and King’s support for it is like a wrench in their dirty machine.
Let’s get real: Democrats have schemed for years to kill the filibuster. It’s the one pesky rule that forces them to work with the other side, and we all know how much they hate that. Every time they sniff a shot at real power, they whine about the filibuster being “undemocratic.” Meanwhile, they’re happy to use it when it benefits their agenda. Nice hypocrisy, as usual.
The truth is, if the Senate switches back to Democrat control, the only thing standing between America and complete radical takeover could be a handful of stubborn senators who realize that some traditions matter. King, of all people, just might join the last line of defense. That’s more than can be said for the rest of the leftist mob who want to burn down every safeguard just to get their way.
Here’s the brutal reality: Republicans need to stop being soft. The days of playing nice and pretending that Democrats care about “bipartisanship” are over. The left will drop the filibuster the minute it stops serving their globalist, anti-American purposes. So why do Republicans cling to outdated notions of Senate decorum? It’s time to go on offense. Pass the SAVE America Act, smash through the left’s roadblocks, and give the American people what they voted for.
Let’s face it—America can’t afford more Senate games. Are Republicans ready to step up and fight, or are they going to let the Democrats and their so-called independent friends walk all over them, yet again? The clock is ticking, and our country can’t wait. Either the GOP grows a spine, or we keep letting the wolves guard the henhouse.
Source: Townhall
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